UA South : Supervision

Supervision

Bachelor of Applied Science

Those with a supervision focus will learn and develop skills in the supervisory function. The student will come to understand the critical role of supervision in effective organizations and develop the unique skills required to be an effective supervisor. Students will gain knowledge of organization behavior and theory, decision theory, small group behavior, planning and communications skills.

Curriculum / Course Rotation:

Core Courses -- 15 units

Technical Writing ("C" or better) (ENGV 308)
Critical Thinking (ENGV 306, ENGV 380 or POLV 326)
Mathematics for Applied Sciences (RNCV 314 or RNCV 376)
Basic Research Methods and Analysis (RNCV 316)
Ethics (RNCV 319)

General Education Courses -- 21 units

Individuals and Societies
Arts and Humanities
Natural Sciences

Concentration Area Courses -- 24 units

Supervision

RNCV 302 The Supervisory Function
RNCV 303 Oral & Written Argumentation Skills
RNCV 304 Personnel Policies and Procedures
RNCV 305 Human Behavior and Ethics
RNCV 400 Developing and Maintaining Work Teams
RNCV 401 Supervision in a Diverse Work Envirornment
RNCV 404 Agency Budgeting and Financial Management
RNCV 498 Supervision Captstone

Course Rotation/Schedule

Classes are typically offered on the below schedule. 'Fall' and 'Spring' means each fall or spring semester. 'Alternating Fall' or 'Alternating Spring' means every other fall or spring semester, or once every two years. If you fail to enroll in an offered 'alternating' class it could delay your graduation up to two years, so play it safe and enroll in the class when you see it offered. Contact your academic advisor for more information.

ENGV 308: Fall
ENGV 306 or ENGV 380 or POLV 326: Fall
RNCV 314: Fall (online)
RNCV 316: Spring (online)
RNCV 319: Spring (online)

Concentration Area Courses -- 24 units

Supervision

RNCV 302: Spring
RNCV 303: Fall
RNCV 304: Fall
RNCV 305: Spring
RNCV 400: Spring
RNCV 401: Fall
RNCV 404: Fall
RNCV 498: Spring