Bryan Hall at the Warrington College of Business

MAcc registration

New MAcc students

After being admitted, new MAcc students will have their records updated so that they can register (assuming registration for their first semester has already begun). This process can take a few days. Admitted 3/2 students are expected to attend a 3/2 group advising session the week before classes start. All other admitted MAcc students should meet with a graduate advisor after being admitted to plan their schedules. For more information, visit the admitted students websites for the 3/2, MAcc, and JD/MAcc programs.

Continuing MAcc students

Before registering, you should do the following:

  • Meet with an academic advisor well before your Registration Beginning Time.
  • Check One.UF for holds.
  • Review the requirements for your concentration option.
  • Review the registration dates below.
  • Review the course schedules below. Pay close attention to:
    • The semester/module a course is offered
    • Prerequisites
    • The class number for your preferred meeting time.
    • Note the semester/module for each course you would like to take, as well as the class numbers for your preferred sections.

Prerequisites

Most MAcc students will automatically meet the prerequisites for most of courses they are planning to take. The most common exception is a student who earned their bachelor’s degree from another university. In some cases, UF students may not meet the catalog prerequisites; for example, if they took a professional writing or speaking course from another university. All students should pay extra close attention to the prerequisites, and if they do not have UF courses that meet the prerequisites, should email Tracy Hicks well before registration to request permission.

Closed classes

If a class/section you want is full, you should keep checking. Enrollment is monitored, and enrollment caps are sometimes adjusted to allow for more students to register. All students will be able to register for the classes they need to graduate. However, we cannot guarantee that every student will be able to take every class they want, nor can we guarantee preferred sections. If the beginning of the semester is close, classes you need to graduate are unavailable, please email Tracy Hicks.

Registration dates

You will not be able to register for all classes at the same time. Pay close attention to the dates below to determine which courses you can register for when.

March 23 – Advance Registration begins
University-wide registration begins, but most students cannot register right away

March 25, 2:00 p.m. – Graduate Registration begins
Most graduate students will be able to start registering. Check One.UF for your specific Registration Beginning Time. Students can register for accounting and business core classes. Elective registration is later.

April 15 –Electives Registration begins
Students can begin registering for approved business electives.

March 23 – Advance Registration begins
University-wide registration begins, but most students cannot register right away.

March 23-26 – Priority Registration
During this time, concentration-specific accounting courses will be restricted to students in the related concentrations. See Priority Registration information below.

March 25, 2:00 p.m. – Graduate Registration begins
Most graduate students will be able to start registering. Check One.UF for your specific Registration Beginning Time. Students can register for accounting and business core classes (if not restricted by Priority Registration, see below). Elective and ISOM registration is later.

March 27, between 8:00 – 9:00 a.m. – Priority Registration ends
Restrictions on concentration-specific accounting courses will be lifted.

July 22, 10:00 a.m. – Elective/ISOM Registration begins
Students can begin registering for approved business electives. Auditing students can begin registering for their required ISOM courses.

Priority registration

  • Priority Registration for these courses will be March 23 -26 (most graduate students won’t register until March 25.)
  • During this time, the following courses will be limited to students pursuing the indicated concentrations:
    • Auditing Concentration
      • ACG 6175 Financial Reporting & Analysis
      • ACG 6635 Issues in Audit Practice
      • ACG 6697 Information Systems Assurance
    • Taxation Concentration
      • TAX 6105 Corporate Taxation
      • TAX 6115 Advanced Corporate Taxation
      • TAX 6877 State & Local Taxation
  • On Friday, March 27, between 8:00-9:00 a.m., any seats available in these restricted courses will be open to all MAcc students who meet the prerequisites.
  • Check your concentration. If you are interested in pursuing the Auditing or Taxation concentration, your record will need to reflect this in order to register for restricted courses during the Priority Registration Period. To check your current concentration, log in to ONE.UF, and check your “Academic Programs” tile.  If you see two tabs (“Undergraduate” and “Graduate”), click on the “Graduate” tab. You should then see that you are enrolled in the Master of Accounting, and if you have selected a concentration, the name of the concentration should be listed. If you chose the No Concentration option, then there will be no concentration listed. If the information does not reflect your intention, email Tracy Hicks to request to have your concentration option changed. You must do this no later than March 18, in order to register for these courses during Priority Registration.

In order to ensure graduating students are able to obtain a seat, initially, only students who are expected to graduate by Summer 2026 will be permitted to register for these courses.

For those graduating later, we will email a special MAcc Business Core Request survey. The survey will be sent on October 27, and must be completed no later than November 9.

The survey will ask you to submit your preferences for Business Core classes. Our goal is to ensure all students who are not graduating by Summer 2026 are able to register for at least one Business Core class. Once we have examined seat availability and your requests, we will register you for one of your selected classes and notify you of the result. We expect you to be notified by November 21.

On December 3, between 8:00 – 9:00 a.m., Business Core classes will be made available to all MAcc students. We will still be holding some seats for Spring 2026 applicants who have not yet been admitted. We expect very little availability at this time. However, you may register for any available seats on a first-come, first-served basis.

Note that if you are planning to attend classes in Summer 2026, BUL 5832 and MAN 5246 will be available that semester.

Remember that if you are not graduating, you do not need Business Core classes to complete your Spring schedule. You can also take Approved Business Electives. Auditing concentration students can also take one of the required ISOM classes.

MAcc course availability (Summer 2025 – Spring 2026)

All prerequisite courses must be completed with a grade of C or better. All courses below, except approved business electives, are only open to students in the MAcc program.

These courses are only taught in the Spring and Summer semesters.

Summer 2025

Summer A coursePrerequisiteInstructorClass numberDays/periods
ACG 5815 Accounting RegulationACG 5647Monk10016TR 4-5
TAX 5065 Tax Professional ResearchTAX 5027Singh15213MW 1-2
Summer B coursePrerequisiteInstructorClass numberDays/periods
ACG 5226 Advanced AccountingACG 5647; TAX 5027Singh10015MW 1-2

Spring 2026

Module 3 coursePrerequisiteInstructorClass numberDays/periods
ACG 5226 Advanced AccountingACG 5647; TAX 5027Singh10062/10063MW 5-6/MW 7-8
Module 4 coursePrerequisiteInstructorClass numberDays/periods
ACG 5815 Accounting RegulationACG 5647Monk17295/26924TR 3-4/TR 5-6
TAX 5065 Tax Professional ResearchTAX 5027Singh14279/26927MW 3-4/MW 5-6

Each of these courses is only offered once per academic year, in the Fall or Spring.

Fall 2025

Module 1 coursePrerequisiteInstructorClass numberDays/periods
ACG 5505 Governmental AccountingACG 5226Singh21653/26410MW 3-4/MW 5-6
ACG 6697 Information Systems AssuranceACG 5647; ACG 5226Ricci10048/10049MW 5-6/MW 7-8
TAX 6105 Corporate TaxationTAX 5065Schadewald15852/15853TR 3-4/TR 5-6
Module 2 coursePrerequisiteInstructorClass numberDays/periods
ACG 6175 Financial Reporting and AnalysisACG 5226Kirk21655/21654MW 5-6/MW 7-8
ACG 6635 Issues in Audit PracticeACG 5815; ACG 5226Rimkus17948/17949TR 1-2/TR 3-4
TAX 6115 Advanced Corporate TaxationTAX 6105Bressler17953/17954TR 3-4/TR 5-6
TAX 6877 State and Local TaxationTAX 6105Rane20431MW 9-10

Spring 2026

Module 3 coursePrerequisiteInstructorClass numberDays/periods
ACG 6691 International AuditingACG 5647; ACG 5226Knechel15934MW 3-4
ACG 6841 Data Analytics for AccountingACG 5226Pundrich19241/19240MW 5-6/MW 7-8
TAX 6205 Partnership TaxationTAX 5065Mayberry19063/22249TR 1-2/TR 3-4
TAX 6526 International TaxationTAX 6105McGill14290MW 7-8
Module 4 coursePrerequisiteInstructorClass numberDays/periods
ACG 6107 Accounting for Income TaxesTAX 5065Schadewald17292MW 7-8
ACG 6136 Accounting TheoryACG 5815Tucker22244MW 9-10
ACG 6685 Forensic AccountingACG 5647; ACG 5226Asare10073/10074MW 3-4/MW 5-6

The only Business Core course with a prerequisite (other than being a MAcc student) is GEB 6229, which requires students take two communication courses:

  • Professional Writing (AEC 3033C, GEB 3213, ENC 2210, ENC 3250, ENC 3254, or ENC 3312)
  • Professional Speaking (AEC 3030C, GEB 3218, or SPC 2608)

If you did not take one course from both lists, or if you did not earn your bachelor’s degree from UF, you must email Tracy Hicks well before registering to request permission.

MAN 5246 and MAN 6724 may have other sections that are restricted to students in other graduate programs. If you are getting a prerequisite error, double check that you are registering for the correct class number.

Summer 2025

Summer A courseInstructorClass numberDays/periods
BUL 5832 Commercial Law for AccountantsRich10329TR 1-2
Summer B courseInstructorClass numberDays/periods
MAN 5246 Organizational BehaviorClarke11253N/A

Fall 2025

Module 1 courseInstructorClass numberDays/periods
GEB 6229 Professional Communication for AccountantsSheffield26438/12705MW 7-8/MW 9-10
MAN 5246 Organizational BehaviorZhang13601TR 5-6
Module 2 courseInstructorClass numberDays/periods
BUL 5832 Commercial Law for AccountantsDiMatteo16873TR 7-8
GEB 6229 Professional Communication for AccountantsSheffield18050TR 9-10
MAN 6724 Strategic ManagementPryor16906TR 1-2

Spring 2026

Module 3 courseInstructorClass numberDays/periods
BUL 5832 Commercial Law for AccountantsDiMatteo19064TR 5-6
GEB 6229 Professional Communication for AccountantsTrainor17297MW 5-6
MAN 5246 Organizational BehaviorLi10017TR 3-4
MAN 5246 Organizational Behavior*Voss26207TR 5-6
*Not a MAcc section, but will still fill MAcc business core requirement.
Module 4 courseInstructorClass numberDays/periods
GEB 6229 Professional Communication for AccountantsTrainor15938TR 3-4
GEB 6229 Professional Communication for AccountantsSheffield12125MW 5-6
MAN 6724 Strategic ManagementLee12364TR 5-6
MAN 5246 Organizational Behavior*Erez12537TR 7-8
MAN 5246 Organizational Behavior*Voss26229TR 3-4
*Not a MAcc section, but will still fill MAcc business core requirement.

MAcc course availability (Summer 2026 – Spring 2027)

All prerequisite courses must be completed with a grade of C or better. All courses below, except approved business electives, are only open to students in the MAcc program.

These courses are only taught in the Spring and Summer semesters.

Summer 2026

Summer A coursePrerequisiteInstructorClass numberDays/periods
ACG 5815 Accounting RegulationACG 5647Monk10016TR 4-5
TAX 5065 Tax Professional ResearchTAX 5027Singh14583MW 1-2
Summer B coursePrerequisiteInstructorClass numberDays/periods
ACG 5226 Advanced AccountingACG 5647; TAX 5027Singh10015MW 1-2

Spring 2027 (anticipated)

Specific times will be published in September.

Module 3 coursePrerequisiteInstructorClass numberDays/periods
ACG 5226 Advanced AccountingACG 5647; TAX 5027Singh
Module 4 coursePrerequisiteInstructorClass numberDays/periods
ACG 5815 Accounting RegulationACG 5647Monk
TAX 5065 Tax Professional ResearchTAX 5027Singh

Each of these courses is only offered once per academic year, in the Fall or Spring.

Fall 2026

Module 1 coursePrerequisiteInstructorClass numberDays/periods
ACG 5505 Governmental AccountingACG 5226Singh23114/20015MW 3-4/MW 5-6
ACG 6697 Information Systems AssuranceACG 5647; ACG 5226Ricci10044/10045MW 7-8/MW 9-10
TAX 6105 Corporate TaxationTAX 5065Schadewald15351/15352MW 5-6/MW 7-8
Module 2 coursePrerequisiteInstructorClass numberDays/periods
ACG 6175 Financial Reporting and AnalysisACG 5226Kirk20017/20016TR 3-4/TR 5-6
ACG 6635 Issues in Audit PracticeACG 5815; ACG 5226Rimkus17097/17098MW 5-6/MW 7-8
TAX 6115 Advanced Corporate TaxationTAX 6105Bressler17102/17103TR 3-4/TR 5-6
TAX 6877 State and Local TaxationTAX 6105Rane19091/26622MW 3-4/MW 5-6

Spring 2027 (anticipated)

Specific times will be published in September.

Module 3 coursePrerequisiteInstructorClass numberDays/periods
ACG 6691 International AuditingACG 5647; ACG 5226Knechel
ACG 6841 Data Analytics for AccountingACG 5226Pundrich
TAX 6205 Partnership TaxationTAX 5065Mayberry
TAX 6526 International TaxationTAX 6105McGill
Module 4 coursePrerequisiteInstructorClass numberDays/periods
ACG 6107 Accounting for Income TaxesTAX 5065Schadewald
ACG 6136 Accounting TheoryACG 5815Tucker
ACG 6685 Forensic AccountingACG 5647; ACG 5226Asare

The only Business Core course with a prerequisite (other than being a MAcc student) is GEB 6229, which requires students take two communication courses:

  • Professional Writing (AEC 3033C, GEB 3213, ENC 2210, ENC 3250, ENC 3254, or ENC 3312)
  • Professional Speaking (AEC 3030C, GEB 3218, or SPC 2608)

If you did not take one course from both lists, or if you did not earn your bachelor’s degree from UF, you must email Tracy Hicks well before registering to request permission.

MAN 5246 and MAN 6724 may have other sections that are restricted to students in other graduate programs. If you are getting a prerequisite error, double check that you are registering for the correct class number.

Summer 2026

Summer A courseInstructorClass numberDays/periods
BUL 5832 Commercial Law for AccountantsRich10275TR 1-2
Summer B courseInstructorClass numberDays/periods
MAN 5246 Organizational BehaviorClarke11134Online

Fall 2026

Module 1 courseInstructorClass numberDays/periods
GEB 6229 Professional Communication for AccountantsSheffield23139/12483MW 7-8/MW 9-10
MAN 5246 Organizational BehaviorTBD13285TR 5-6
Module 2 courseInstructorClass numberDays/periods
BUL 5832 Commercial Law for AccountantsDiMatteo16226TR 7-8
GEB 6229 Professional Communication for AccountantsSheffield17182/26660TR 7-8/TR 9-10
MAN 6724 Strategic ManagementPryor16246TR 1-2

Spring 2027 (anticipated)

Specific times will be published in September.

Module 3 courseInstructorClass numberDays/periods
BUL 5832 Commercial Law for Accountants
GEB 6229 Professional Communication for Accountants
MAN 5246 Organizational Behavior
Module 4 courseInstructorClass numberDays/periods
GEB 6229 Professional Communication for Accountants
MAN 6724 Strategic Management

Approved business electives

When registering for approved electives, be sure to select courses and sections that are on the list below. Failure to do so could result in the course not counting toward your MAcc, and the need to take an additional course. In addition, some sections may be restricted to students in specific programs and unavailable to MAcc students.

Previous semesters:

Mod 1 courseSectionClassInstructorPrerequisites/notesMeetings
ECO6409 Game Theory AppliedR11211271KnightECP5702TR 1-2
ENT6006 EntrepreneurshipR11420793Pryor TR 1-2
ENT6946 Entrepreneurial Consulting ProjectSH0611859Astleford Online
FIN6427 Measuring and Managing ValueR11612651HoustonFIN 5439 or GEB 5929 or Master of Science-Finance studentsMW 7-8
FIN6537 Derivative SecuritiesR11812653AitsahliaFIN 5439 or GEB 5929 or Master of Science-Finance studentsMW 1-2
FIN6545 Fixed Income Security ValuationR11912654BrownFIN 5439 or GEB 5929 or MAcc students. Designed for MBA students.TR 1-2
GEB6366 Fundamentals of International BusinessR14412486Clarke MW 9-10
GEB6366 Fundamentals of International BusinessR14512485Clarke MW 7-8
ISM6128 Advanced Business Systems Design and Development IR14620268BandyopadhyayIf taking for Auditing Concentration, it will not double count as an approved business elective.TR 5-6
ISM6128 Advanced Business Systems Design and Development IR14713040BandyopadhyayIf taking for Auditing Concentration, it will not double count as an approved business elective.TR 9-10
ISM6128 Advanced Business Systems Design and Development IR14813038YeIf taking for Auditing Concentration, it will not double count as an approved business elective.MW 1-2
ISM6128 Advanced Business Systems Design and Development IR14913039KumarIf taking for Auditing Concentration, it will not double count as an approved business elective.TR 7-8
ISM6215 Business Database Systems IR15013048PuISM 6128 (C or better)MW 3-4
ISM6215 Business Database Systems IR15113047PuISM 6128 (C or better)MW 5-6
ISM6222 Business Telecom Strategy and Applications IR18423505PiramuthuIf taking for Auditing Concentration, it will not double count as an approved business elective.TR 1-2
ISM6222 Business Telecom Strategy and Applications IR18523506PiramuthuIf taking for Auditing Concentration, it will not double count as an approved business elective.TR 3-4
ISM6257 Intermediate Business ProgrammingR15213057Bandyopadhyay MW 7-8
ISM6257 Intermediate Business ProgrammingR15321695Rhee TR 5-6
ISM6257 Intermediate Business ProgrammingR15413058Bandyopadhyay MW 9-10
ISM6259 Business ProgrammingR15613059BandyopadhyayISM6258 (C or better)TR 9-10
ISM6405 Business IntelligenceR15713060SabahiISM6215 & QMB 6358 (C or better)MW 3-4
ISM6405 Business IntelligenceR15813061SabahiISM6215 & QMB 6358 (C or better)MW 5-6
ISM6413 Introduction to PythonR15919854Dogan TR 7-8
ISM6413 Introduction to PythonVS0127430Dogan TR 7-8
Online
MAN6331 Compensation in OrganizationsSH1118180Bamberger Online
MAN6447 Art and Science of NegotiationR16513629Balian MW 9-10
MAN6447 Art and Science of NegotiationR18827844Balian TR 1-2
MAN6581 Project ManagementR16613643AasheimQMB5304 or undergrad statisticsTR 7-8
MAN6581 Project ManagementR16713644AasheimQMB5304 or undergrad statisticsTR 9-10
MAN6930 Ethical LeadershipR18623569RayNot approved if previously completed BUL4443.TR 9-10
MAR6105 Marketing EthicsR10521694BrennerMAR5806 or MAR3023 (B or better)TR 3-4
MAR6157 International MarketingR18723609GuinotMAR5806 or MAR3023 (B or better)MW 7-8
MAR6667 Marketing Analytics MethodsR10827088Zou1) MAR5806 or MAR4803 &
2) QMB6358. Content overlap with MAR6668, cannot take or get credit for both.		MW 5-6
MAR6722 Web-Based MarketingR10617910Shin1) MAR5806 or MAR4803 &
2) QMB6358		MW 3-4
QMB6358 Statistical Analysis for Managerial Decisions IR17418000RajapaksheIf taking for Auditing Concentration, it will not double count as an approved business elective.MW 3-4
QMB6358 Statistical Analysis for Managerial Decisions IR17518001RajapaksheIf taking for Auditing Concentration, it will not double count as an approved business elective.MW 5-6
QMB6755 Managerial Quantitative Analysis IR17715550Sun MW 5-6
QMB6755 Managerial Quantitative Analysis IR17815565Sun MW 7-8
QMB6755 Managerial Quantitative Analysis IR17915564Eskandar MW 3-4
QMB6938 Analytics BootcampR18019736Hoover M 5-6
REE6045 Introduction to Real EstateR18115630Martin MW 7-8
REE6206 Primary Mortgage Markets and InstitutionsR18219575LiREE 6045TR 5-6
Mod 2 courseSectionClassInstructorPrerequisites/notesMeetings
BUL6852 International Business LawR21516874Di Matteo TR 5-6
ECP5702 Managerial EconomicsR21616978Gunay TR 9-10
ENT6506 Social EntrepreneurshipR29427270Joys Online TR 7-8
ENT6930 Strategic EntrepreneurshipSH1716889Kraft Online
ENT6946 Entrepreneurial Consulting ProjectSH3628135Astleford Online
FIN5439 Capital Structure and Risk Management IssuesR22117924TangFIN5437 or MAcc students. Content overlap with FIN4414. Do not take FIN5439 if you completed FIN4414 with “B” or better.MW 7-8
FIN6465 Financial Statement AnalysisR22318006RyngaertFIN 5439 or GEB 5929 or Master of Science-Finance students or MAcc studentsTR 7-8
FIN6537 Derivative SecuritiesR29926314NimalendranFIN 5439 or GEB 5929 or Master of Science-Finance studentsMW 9-10
FIN6636 Open Economy MacrofinanceR22921892GendreauFIN5437 or MIB studentMW 5-6
FIN6638 International FinanceR22518007GendreauFIN 5439 or GEB 5929 or Master of Science-Finance or Master of International Business studentsMW 7-8
FIN6638 International FinanceR22618010GendreauFIN 5439 or GEB 5929 or Master of Science-Finance or Master of International Business studentsMW 9-10
FIN6930 Special Topics: Blockchain and CryptoR29723762LiFIN5437MW 9-10
FIN6936 Special Topics In Investment FinanceR23118004Takeda-BrownFIN5439 or FIN4414 (B or better) or MAcc studentsMW 7-8
GEB6930 Doing Business in AsiaR25618005Clarke TR 1-2
ISM6129 Advanced Business Systems Design and Development IIR25718023KumarISM6128 (C or better)TR 3-4, STZ0102
ISM6129 Advanced Business Systems Design and Development IIR25818025KumarISM6128 (C or better)TR 5-6
ISM6215 Business Database Systems IR25918032ChengISM 6128 (C or better)MW 9-10
ISM6216 Business Database Systems IIR26018036BandyopadhyayISM 6215 (C or better)MW 7-8
ISM6216 Business Database Systems IIR26118035BandyopadhyayISM 6215 (C or better)MW 11-E1
ISM6223 Business Telecom Strategy and Applications IIR26217999PathakISM6222 (C or better)MW 1-2
ISM6251 Programming for Business AnalyticsR26419329EskandarISM6257 (C or better)TR 1-2
ISM6251 Programming for Business AnalyticsR26621701He,ShuISM6257 (C or better)TR 9-10
ISM6251 Programming for Business AnalyticsR26713056EskandarISM6257 (C or better)TR 3-4
ISM6258 Advanced Business ProgrammingR26818037BandyopadhyayISM6257 (C or better)TR 5-6
ISM6423 Data Analysis for Decision SupportR26918026AytugISM6405 (C or better)MW 1-2
ISM6423 Data Analysis for Decision SupportR27018031AytugISM6405 (C or better)MW 3-4
ISM6485 Electronic Commerce and LogisticsR27118033AasheimCapstone Course for ISOM- DS, ISOM- IT, ISOM-SCMTR 1-2
ISM6485 Electronic Commerce and LogisticsR27218034AasheimCapstone Course for ISOM- DS, ISOM- IT, ISOM-SCMTR 5-6
ISM6562 Data VisualizationR20623585SunISM6215 (C or better)MW 9-10
ISM6562 Data VisualizationR27318002SunISM6215 (C or better)TR 1-2
MAN6366 Organizational StaffingR27819729Zhang MW 7-8
MAN6447 Art and Science of NegotiationR28016904Balian TR 1-2
MAN6511 Contemporary Issues in Supply Chain AnalyticsR28117990Vakharia TR 9-10
MAN6573 Purchasing and Materials ManagementR28213642Carrillo TR 7-8
MAN6573 Purchasing and Materials ManagementVS0227431Carrillo Online TR 7-8
MAN6635 International Aspects of Human Resource ManagementSH1826322Wild Online
MAN6930 Leading TeamsR29827133Ray TR 9-10
MAR6105 Marketing EthicsR20221702BrennerMAR5806 or MAR3023 (B or better)TR 9-10
MAR6157 International MarketingSH3023384RegierMAR5806 or MAR3023 (B or better)Online
MAR6237 The Art and Science of PricingR20317984Shin1) MAR5806 or MAR4803 & 2) QMB6358TR 7-8
MAR6335 Building and Managing Brand EquityR20420894LutzMAR5806 or MAR4803MW 7-8
MAR6591 Consumer and Managerial Decision-MakingR20519422BrennerMAR5806 or MAR4803. Do not take if you took MAR3503.TR 5-6
MAR6667 Marketing Analytics MethodsR20719840Zou1) MAR5806 or MAR4803 & 2) QMB6358. Content overlap with MAR6668, cannot take or get credit for both.MW 5-6
MAR6668 Marketing Analytics 1R21923667Zou1) MAR5806 or MAR4803 & 2) QMB6358 & 3) ISM6413/QMB3302. Content overlap with MAR6667, cannot take or get credit for both.MW 9-10
MAR6818 Advanced Marketing ManagementR20919331SwannMAR5806 or MAR4803MW 3-4
MAR6833 Product Development and ManagementR21019709CarrilloMAR5806 or MAR4803TR 1-2
MAR6833 Product Development and ManagementR21117988CarrilloMAR5806 or MAR4803TR 3-4
QMB6317 Artificial Intelligence Methods in BusinessR28521703Liu MW 1-2
QMB6358 Statistical Analysis for Managerial Decisions IR29321706VakhariaIf taking for Auditing Concentration, it will not double count as an approved business elective.TR 7-8
QMB6358 Statistical Analysis for Managerial Decisions IR29523554MockoIf taking for Auditing Concentration, it will not double count as an approved business elective.MW 9-10
QMB6358 Statistical Analysis for Managerial Decisions IR29623555MockoIf taking for Auditing Concentration, it will not double count as an approved business elective.MW 7-8
QMB6756 Managerial Quantitative Analysis IIR28617996BrownQMB6755 (C or better)TR 1-2
QMB6756 Managerial Quantitative Analysis IIR28717998BrownQMB6755 (C or better)TR 3-4
QMB6756 Managerial Quantitative Analysis IIR28817997BrownQMB6755 (C or better)TR 7-8
QMB6942 Analytics Projects Practicum 1R28919737HooverQMB6938 (C or better)M 5-6
REE6105 Real Estate AppraisalR29017922MartinREE6045 or REE6395TR 3-4
REE6395 Real Estate Private EquityR29117995Ling TR 7-8
All Fall courseSectionClassInstructorPrerequisites/notesMeetings
ENT6930 Business Plan LabRF0111858Berthy R 11-E1
ENT6930 Emerging Trends in EntrepreneurshipRF0421955Berthy W 11-E1
REE6058 Real Estate Research and TechnologyRF0217992AdamsMaster of Science-Real Estate or MBA students and REE 6045T 9-10

Summer A courseSectionClassInstructorPrerequisites/notesMeetings
ENT6946 Entrepreneurial Consulting ProjectSH0510693AstlefordOnline
FIN6779 AI & ML Applications for Finance & FinTechRA0916548AitsahliaFIN5437 (C or better)TR 4-5
MAN6447 Art and Science of NegotiationRA0611267RichMW 4-5
MAR6157 International MarketingSH0815068RegierMAR5806 or MAR3023 (B or better)Online
QMB6317 Artificial Intelligence Methods in BusinessRA0215092DavisTR 1-2
QMB6755 Managerial Quantitative Analysis IRA0114523MunsonMW 1-2
Summer B courseSectionClassInstructorPrerequisites/notesMeetings
ENT6946 Entrepreneurial Consulting ProjectSH1110694AstlefordOnline
MAN6930 Conflict Management and NegotiationSH1415067DeelOnline
MAR6479 Professional SellingSH1816553CarrilloMAR5806 or MAR4803. Do not take if you took MAR3400 or MAR4403.Online
REE6045 Introduction to Real EstateRB0311641MartinTR 6-7