Course Number: BUL 3000
Total Semester Credits: 3
Prerequisites: BUL 2000
This course begins with an introduction of the terms and basic concepts of business law with a focus on business organizations, intellectual property, negotiable instruments, secured transactions, bankruptcy, property, antitrust, and securities regulations. The course will continue to build a foundation in these areas of the law leading to real world application to critically analyze business situations with a focus on business organizations, intellectual property, negotiable instruments, secured transactions, bankruptcy, property, antitrust, and securities regulations.
