E-Catalog BUS 301 Week 1
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The e-catalog provides essential information for CSULA students, including degree requirements, policies, and academic programs. It functions like an employee handbook, outlining the rules and requirements students must follow to graduate. Understanding and using the e-catalog helps students plan their education, shorten their time to graduation, and choose an appropriate degree program. The e-catalog contents include the academic calendar, programs, courses, and student services. Students can bookmark, search, browse, or create an account to access and save relevant portions of the e-catalog. Advisors are available to help with any parts of the e-catalog that are not understood.
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Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
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