This document contains information about degree requirements for two different programs - a BSBA in Accounting from the School of Accountancy and a BSBA in Tourism with an emphasis in Casino/Resort Management from the Department of Casino, Hospitality, & Tourism Management. It outlines the general education curriculum and specific course requirements for both programs, noting that 120 total credit hours are needed to graduate for each. It also provides sample course schedules by semester for the Tourism BSBA program.
The document provides details of exam venues and student roll numbers for various exams taking place on October 12, 2014 from 3-4:30pm. It lists multiple rooms (SJT 301, SJT 302, etc.) with student roll numbers assigned to each room for exams on Computer Programming, Operations Research, and Basic French.
This document contains the scholastic record of Ephraim Bortey Osuwalley, showing his coursework and grades over several years pursuing a degree in Human Resource Management at Valley View University. It lists all courses taken each semester with credits, grades, grade points, GPAs, and address information. It also notes he must repeat two courses, Senior Research Project and Organizational Behaviour, where he previously earned failing grades.
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This document provides exam venue details for various courses being held on April 1, 2013 from 9:30-11:00 AM (Slot A2). It lists the course name, code, and room numbers along with student roll numbers assigned to each room for six different exams.
This document provides exam venue details for two courses - Algorithm Design and Analysis (CSE202) and Graph Theory and its Applications (MAT206) - being held on April 12, 2014 from 3:00-4:30 PM. The exams will take place in multiple rooms (SJT424, SJT501, SJT502, etc.) with students assigned to specific rooms based on their roll numbers.
This summary provides an overview of a proposed tourist resort in Cavelossim Beach, Goa, India. The resort, called M/S Good Day Beach Resorts Pvt. Ltd, would be located on 20,000 square meters of land. It would include 10 cottages, a swimming pool, roads, gardens, and transportation. The proprietor plans to raise 5 crore INR (5 million) for the project from non-resident Indian contributors. Once completed in 20 months, the resort would be managed by a team of 30 people across various roles. Marketing efforts would target tourists from Europe, North America, Australia, and the Middle East. The project would benefit from various state government schemes supporting entrepreneurship and self
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The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document provides details of exam venues and student roll numbers for various exams taking place on October 12, 2014 from 3-4:30pm. It lists multiple rooms (SJT 301, SJT 302, etc.) with student roll numbers assigned to each room for exams on Computer Programming, Operations Research, and Basic French.
This document contains the scholastic record of Ephraim Bortey Osuwalley, showing his coursework and grades over several years pursuing a degree in Human Resource Management at Valley View University. It lists all courses taken each semester with credits, grades, grade points, GPAs, and address information. It also notes he must repeat two courses, Senior Research Project and Organizational Behaviour, where he previously earned failing grades.
This document is an unofficial transcript for Kyle Dylan D'souza, student ID number 1378836, who was admitted to the Faculty of Engineering, Bachelor of Science in Mining Engineering Co-operative program at the University of Alberta in September 2013. It lists the courses taken between Fall 2013 and Winter 2017 terms, including grades received and work experience terms. Overall it provides a record of Kyle's academic progress and performance in the mining engineering program over four years of study.
This document provides exam venue details for various courses being held on April 1, 2013 from 9:30-11:00 AM (Slot A2). It lists the course name, code, and room numbers along with student roll numbers assigned to each room for six different exams.
This document provides exam venue details for two courses - Algorithm Design and Analysis (CSE202) and Graph Theory and its Applications (MAT206) - being held on April 12, 2014 from 3:00-4:30 PM. The exams will take place in multiple rooms (SJT424, SJT501, SJT502, etc.) with students assigned to specific rooms based on their roll numbers.
This summary provides an overview of a proposed tourist resort in Cavelossim Beach, Goa, India. The resort, called M/S Good Day Beach Resorts Pvt. Ltd, would be located on 20,000 square meters of land. It would include 10 cottages, a swimming pool, roads, gardens, and transportation. The proprietor plans to raise 5 crore INR (5 million) for the project from non-resident Indian contributors. Once completed in 20 months, the resort would be managed by a team of 30 people across various roles. Marketing efforts would target tourists from Europe, North America, Australia, and the Middle East. The project would benefit from various state government schemes supporting entrepreneurship and self
We are stating that it is indeed possible to glide with the birds, while the earth becomes beautiful jade scenery. We are telling you that it is plausible to have a bird’s eye view of the earth and hence attaining a new perspective in life.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document discusses the results of a study on the effects of a new drug on memory and cognitive function in older adults. The double-blind study involved giving either the new drug or a placebo to 100 volunteers aged 65-80 over a 6 month period. Testing showed those receiving the drug experienced statistically significant improvements in short-term memory retention and processing speed compared to the placebo group.
This document describes plans for the Santa Barbara Hills Park mixed-use resort development in Cyprus. The 60-hectare development will include 1000 residential units, a 170-room 5-star hotel, a 400-room rehabilitation center, and amenities like a sports center, theme park, and kindergarten. The project aims to enrich Cyprus's tourism product and promote a high quality of living through a variety of accommodations, healthcare services, recreation, and educational opportunities all located in a natural environment. Infrastructure like roads, water, and landscaping are in development to support the long-term vision.
The document describes a tourist resort called Penelokan in Bali. It is located about 900 meters above sea level near Mount Batur and Lake Batur, offering beautiful views. Visitors can enjoy challenging hikes and admire the caldera from the mountain peak. The resort is suitable for those interested in scenic beauty and outdoor activities.
The document discusses seasonal resort zoning concepts for Dennis, Massachusetts. It notes that Dennis has a long history of tourist camps and recreational vehicle parks dating back decades but has not promoted reinvestment for 40 years. New cottage resorts and recreational vehicles have changed and now provide modern amenities. After 37 years, a new approach may be appropriate to reinvigorate these sites and recognize them as an economic opportunity for Dennis. Standards can bring value and inclusion of all types of accommodations should be considered.
The document summarizes several student design projects from different studios, including an enclosure project focused on experiencing rain, an atelier for a wood carving artist contained within a pyramid volume, an art gallery exploring static and dynamic forms, a resort design for Saint Martin Island influenced by waves, a high-rise university design with an emphasis on interaction spaces, a museum of language movement commemorating Bangladesh's language movement, and a thesis project for a tourist resort in Mongla, Bangladesh near the Sundarbans mangrove forest that acts as an information base and accommodations for exploring the forest.
This document outlines building bye-laws and regulations for Jaipur, including classifications of buildings, rules for different types of residential, commercial, and institutional buildings. It specifies parameters like maximum ground coverage, minimum setbacks, maximum height, and floor area ratios for various plot sizes. Requirements for facilities like parking, solar panels, water tanks, and accessibility for disabled are also mentioned. Procedures for completion certificates and penalties for non-compliance are summarized. Application fees and other construction-related rates are provided.
The document is a business plan presentation for the Pineapple Resort hotel. It includes an organization chart with Chenee Stone as General Manager. The mission is to provide excellent hospitality and satisfy guests, employees, and investors. It is a 250 room hotel in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina seeking renovation funds. The management team has extensive experience. Financial data shows revenue sources and growth projections.
Located in the midst of the hills at an altitude of more than 3000 feet, Banasura Hill Resort is one of the most exotic place for honeymooners and families to spend some quiet, quality time. Visit http://banasura.com to know more.
The document discusses the key aspects of resort planning and development. It defines a resort and outlines their typical elements. The resort planning process involves assessing the market and site, determining objectives and size, conceptual planning, and environmental and economic feasibility analysis. Important considerations for resort development include managing economic, social and environmental impacts, involving local communities, and applying conservation techniques.
This document discusses a resort design project by Mr. Riccardo Tossani in a publication by Hi-design International Publishing between pages 116-129. The resort is called Akatsuki and the details of the design are contained within those pages of the publishing.
The document discusses plans for a hotel called "The Merger" located on the SS United States ship in Philadelphia. The hotel aims to offer families an ultimate tech-free experience by restricting technology use and focusing on strengthening family bonds through social activities. The client wants to provide a "digital detox" for guests constantly using devices or whose children cannot leave their iPads. Various tech-free amenities at the retreat will help create healthy family communication and relationships. Floor plans and sections of the ship show the layout of the main, upper, and other decks converted into a family resort.
KATAFANGA IS AN ISLAND IN FIJI HAVING AN AREA OF 225 ACRES.
THIS PPT IS AN ARCHITECTURAL CASE STUDY ON THIS RESORT.
DRAWINGS: PLANS , SITE PLAN, ELEVATIONS, SECTONS
The document summarizes the roles and responsibilities of various positions within a hotel housekeeping department. It describes positions such as room attendants, who clean and prepare guest rooms; laundry attendants, who handle linen and laundry services; public area attendants, who clean public spaces; and housekeeping supervisors, who oversee housekeeping associates and ensure cleanliness standards are met. It provides details on the core tasks involved in each role.
The document discusses the results of a study on the effects of a new drug on memory and cognitive function in older adults. The double-blind study involved giving either the new drug or a placebo to 100 volunteers aged 65-80 over a 6 month period. Testing showed those receiving the drug experienced statistically significant improvements in short-term memory retention and processing speed compared to the placebo group.
This document describes plans for the Santa Barbara Hills Park mixed-use resort development in Cyprus. The 60-hectare development will include 1000 residential units, a 170-room 5-star hotel, a 400-room rehabilitation center, and amenities like a sports center, theme park, and kindergarten. The project aims to enrich Cyprus's tourism product and promote a high quality of living through a variety of accommodations, healthcare services, recreation, and educational opportunities all located in a natural environment. Infrastructure like roads, water, and landscaping are in development to support the long-term vision.
The document describes a tourist resort called Penelokan in Bali. It is located about 900 meters above sea level near Mount Batur and Lake Batur, offering beautiful views. Visitors can enjoy challenging hikes and admire the caldera from the mountain peak. The resort is suitable for those interested in scenic beauty and outdoor activities.
The document discusses seasonal resort zoning concepts for Dennis, Massachusetts. It notes that Dennis has a long history of tourist camps and recreational vehicle parks dating back decades but has not promoted reinvestment for 40 years. New cottage resorts and recreational vehicles have changed and now provide modern amenities. After 37 years, a new approach may be appropriate to reinvigorate these sites and recognize them as an economic opportunity for Dennis. Standards can bring value and inclusion of all types of accommodations should be considered.
The document summarizes several student design projects from different studios, including an enclosure project focused on experiencing rain, an atelier for a wood carving artist contained within a pyramid volume, an art gallery exploring static and dynamic forms, a resort design for Saint Martin Island influenced by waves, a high-rise university design with an emphasis on interaction spaces, a museum of language movement commemorating Bangladesh's language movement, and a thesis project for a tourist resort in Mongla, Bangladesh near the Sundarbans mangrove forest that acts as an information base and accommodations for exploring the forest.
This document outlines building bye-laws and regulations for Jaipur, including classifications of buildings, rules for different types of residential, commercial, and institutional buildings. It specifies parameters like maximum ground coverage, minimum setbacks, maximum height, and floor area ratios for various plot sizes. Requirements for facilities like parking, solar panels, water tanks, and accessibility for disabled are also mentioned. Procedures for completion certificates and penalties for non-compliance are summarized. Application fees and other construction-related rates are provided.
The document is a business plan presentation for the Pineapple Resort hotel. It includes an organization chart with Chenee Stone as General Manager. The mission is to provide excellent hospitality and satisfy guests, employees, and investors. It is a 250 room hotel in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina seeking renovation funds. The management team has extensive experience. Financial data shows revenue sources and growth projections.
Located in the midst of the hills at an altitude of more than 3000 feet, Banasura Hill Resort is one of the most exotic place for honeymooners and families to spend some quiet, quality time. Visit http://banasura.com to know more.
The document discusses the key aspects of resort planning and development. It defines a resort and outlines their typical elements. The resort planning process involves assessing the market and site, determining objectives and size, conceptual planning, and environmental and economic feasibility analysis. Important considerations for resort development include managing economic, social and environmental impacts, involving local communities, and applying conservation techniques.
This document discusses a resort design project by Mr. Riccardo Tossani in a publication by Hi-design International Publishing between pages 116-129. The resort is called Akatsuki and the details of the design are contained within those pages of the publishing.
The document discusses plans for a hotel called "The Merger" located on the SS United States ship in Philadelphia. The hotel aims to offer families an ultimate tech-free experience by restricting technology use and focusing on strengthening family bonds through social activities. The client wants to provide a "digital detox" for guests constantly using devices or whose children cannot leave their iPads. Various tech-free amenities at the retreat will help create healthy family communication and relationships. Floor plans and sections of the ship show the layout of the main, upper, and other decks converted into a family resort.
KATAFANGA IS AN ISLAND IN FIJI HAVING AN AREA OF 225 ACRES.
THIS PPT IS AN ARCHITECTURAL CASE STUDY ON THIS RESORT.
DRAWINGS: PLANS , SITE PLAN, ELEVATIONS, SECTONS
The document summarizes the roles and responsibilities of various positions within a hotel housekeeping department. It describes positions such as room attendants, who clean and prepare guest rooms; laundry attendants, who handle linen and laundry services; public area attendants, who clean public spaces; and housekeeping supervisors, who oversee housekeeping associates and ensure cleanliness standards are met. It provides details on the core tasks involved in each role.
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This document is a professional paper written by Clement K. Odoom for his Masters of Hospitality Administration at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. The paper examines logistics and supply chain management in the hotel industry and its impact on hotel performance and service delivery. Specifically, it defines key concepts like logistics management and supply chain management. It then reviews current practices in areas such as procurement, distribution, inventory management, and how information technology, lean approaches, and green supply chains can impact costs and competitiveness for hotels. The paper aims to provide recommendations for how hotels can better implement logistics and supply chain strategies.
1. COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTANCY 236
HOURS TO DEGREE
120 hours are needed to graduate with a BSBA in Accounting. At least 50 percent of the hours applied to a degree at The University of Southern Mississippi
must be earned from a senior college, and 45 of these hours must be in courses numbered 300 or above. The last 25 percent of course work must be earned
from Southern Miss. The student must earn at least 12 hours in the major area of study from Southern Miss.
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
DEPARTMENT OF CASINO, HOSPITALITY, & TOURISM MANAGEMENT 236
TOURISM (CASINO/RESORT MANAGEMENT) (BSBA)
Degree Plan (TOUCRMBSBA)
GENERAL EDUCATION CURRICULUM
GEC 01. Written Communication (6 hours)
01. ENG 101
02. ENG 102
GEC 02. Basic Science and Mathematics (11 hours minimum)
Science Requirement (8 hours minimum)
01. Select 2 courses with labs:
AST 111/L
AST 112/L
BSC 103/L◊
BSC 110/L
BSC 111/L
BSC 250/L
BSC 251/L
CHE 104/L
CHE 106/L
CHE 107/L
GHY104/L
GHY105/L
GLY101/L
GLY103/L
MAR 151/L
PHY103/L
PHY111/L
PHY112/L
PHY201/L
PHY202/L
PSC 190/L
Mathematics Requirement (3 hours)
02. MAT 101*
GEC 03. Global History and Culture (12 hours)
Social Sciences Requirement (3 hours)
01. Select 1 course:
SOC 101*
Humanities Requirement (9 hours)
02. ENG 203
03. Select 2 courses, 1 History required:
HIS 101*
HIS 102*
GEC 04.Aesthetic Values (3 hours)
01. Select 1 course:
ART 130
DAN 130
MUS 165
THE 100
GEC 05. Decision-Making and Responsibility (3 hours)
01. Select 1 course:
FIN 200**
PS 101**
PSY110**
GEC 06. Computer Competency Requirement* (BSBA)
01. MIS 300
GEC 07. Writing-Intensive Requirement* (BSBA)
01. IT 380 (WI)
ENG 101 & ENG 102 prerequisites
GEC 08. Oral Communication Requirement* (3 hours)
01. Select 1 course:
CMS 111 (SI) or CMS 320 (SI) or CMS 330 (SI)
GEC 09. Capstone Requirement* (BSBA)
01. MGT 400 (Capstone)
Must be taken Senior Year; ENG 101 & ENG 102 prerequisites
*This particular GEC course is required for this major.
**These particular GEC courses are the available options for this major
◊ GEC restrictions apply; see page 61.
For full description of the GEC, see page 59.
PROGRAM CURRICULUM
DEG 01. BSBARequirements (55 hours)
College of Business Core Courses
01.ACC 200/L
02.ACC 220
03. BA200
04. BA201
05. BA250
06. ECO 201
07. ECO 202
08. Select any approved international course taught in the
College of Business
09. FIN 300
10. MGT 300
11. MGT 325
12. MGT 400 (Capstone)
13. MIS 300
14. MKT 300
Additional BSBA Requirements
15. IT 380 (WI)
16. MAT 102
17. PHI 300
18. Select 1 course:
IT 200 or IT 361 or ENG 301 or
Single foreign language course
19. Select 1 course:
ANT 101 orANT 221 orANT 311 or FL401 or GHY331 or
GHY341 or HIS 424 or PS 350 or Single foreign language
course not used in BSBARequirement # 18
DEG 02. MajorArea of Study Requirements (27 hours)
01. TM 340
02. TM 378
03. TM 471
04. TM 472
05. TM 475
06. TM 476
07. Select 3 courses:
TM 345 or TM 358 or TM 457 or TM 478 or TM 479 or
TM 492 or TM 494
HOURS TO DEGREE
120 hours are needed to graduate with a BSBA in Tourism with an emphasis in Casino/Resort Management. At least 50 percent of the hours applied to a
degree at The University of Southern Mississippi must be earned from a senior college, and 45 of these hours must be in courses numbered 300 or above.
The last 25 percent of course work must be earned from Southern Miss. The student must earn at least 12 hours in the major area of study from Southern
Miss.
2. COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTANCY 237
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTANCY 237
TOURISM (BSBA)
Courses by semester guide
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
DEPARTMENT OF CASINO, HOSPITALITY, & TOURISM MANAGEMENT 237
TOURISM (CASINO/RESORT MANAGEMENT) (BSBA)
Courses by semester guide
Freshmen 1st semester HRS
ENG 101 3 GEC1
MAT 101 3 GEC2
Science 3 GEC2
Science Lab 1 GEC2
SELECT 1: ART 130, THE 100 3 GEC4
MUS 365, DAN 130
BA 250 1
TOTAL 14
Freshmen 2nd semester HRS
ENG 102 3 GEC1
MAT 102 3 DEG1
Science 3 GEC2
Science Lab 1 GEC2
SOC 101 3 GEC3
HIS 101 3 GEC3
TOTAL 16
Sophomore 1st semester HRS
PSY 110 or PS 101 or FIN 200 3 GEC5
ECO 201 3 DEG1
BA 200 3 DEG1
HIS 102 3 GEC3
ACC 200 3 DEG1
TOTAL 15
Sophomore 2nd semester HRS
ACC 220 3 DEG1
ECO 202 3 DEG1
BA 201 3 DEG1
ENG 203 3 GEC3
SELECT 1: CMS 111, 3 GEC8
CMS 320, CMS 330
TOTAL 15
Junior 1st semester HRS
BA 303 1 DEG1
MGT 300 3 DEG1
MIS 300 3 GEC6
Select 1 (not previously used): 3 DEG2
TM 345, 358, 457, 478, 479,
492, or 494
SELECT 1: ANT 101, 221, 311; 3 DEG1
FL 401; GHY 331, 341;
HIS 414; PS 350 or any foreign
language not used
TM 340 3 DEG2
TOTAL 16
Junior 2nd semester HRS
MKT 300 3 DEG1
MGT 325 3 DEG1
PHI 300 3 DEG1
FIN 300 3 DEG1
TM 378 3 DEG2
TOTAL 15
Senior 1st semester HRS
IT 380 3 GEC7
TM 476 3 DEG1
TM 475 3 DEG1
TM 472 3 DEG1
Select 1: IT 200, 361; 3 DEG1
ENG 301; or any foreign
language not previously used
TOTAL 15
Senior 2nd semester HRS
ECO 336 (or approved 3 DEG1
substitute)
MGT 400 3 GEC9
TM 471 2 DEG3
Select 1 (not previously used): 3 DEG2
TM 345, 358, 457, 478, 479,
492, or 494
TOTAL 14