Hybrid - Concentrations

The Applied Commerce concentration is comprised of courses from business and non-business areas, but all with an emphasis on sales and marketing. This is a great option for students interested in a career involved in customer relations, marketing, advertising, or closely related fields. 

• MKTG 3651 Foundations of Marketing 
• Choose 3 from:  
  • MKTG 3660 Advertising Management 
  • MKTG 3720 Digital Marketing Fundamentals 
  • MKTG 4120 Consumer Behavior 
  • MKTG 4280 Global Marketing Issues and Practice 
  • MKTG 4330 Strategic Brand Management 
  • MKTG 4600 Retailing  
  • MKTG 4620 E-Commerce Marketing Tools and Applications 
• Choose 4 from: 
  • ICON 3800 Consumer Psychology  
  • MDSE 3900 Branding and Promotion 
  • CMHT 3950 Creating Consumer Experiences 
  • DRTL 2090 Introduction to Digital Retailing 
  • DRTL 3090 Consumer Engagement in Digital Channels 
  • DRTL 3190 Digital Retailing Strategies 
  • GEOG 4220 Applied Retail Geography 
  • MDSE 4560 Sustainable Strategies in Merchandising 
  • AMDS 4800 Internship   

The Applied Project Design concentration integrates coursework from multiple disciplines, including business, statistics, and communication, to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of project design principles. The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge with practical application to ensure students are well-equipped to tackle complex projects and make data-driven decisions. Career Information 

• ADAR 2020 Data Design, Analysis and Representation  
• ADAR 4020 Process Optimization and Prescriptive Analysis  
• ADSN 4030 Applied Strategic Design  
• APMG 2011 Project Workshop: Beginner (1 credit hour) 
• APMG 3120 Problem Analysis  
• APMG 3121 Project Workshop: Intermediate (1 credit hour) 
• APMG 3221 Project Workshop: Intermediate (1 credit hour) 
• CACS 2000 Applied Professional Communication  
• CACS 2010 Applied Project Management  
• CACS 2040 Team Development  

The Aviation Operations concentration is designed for students interested in air transportation issues, especially related to logistics and management. 

• LGAV 3100 Introduction to the Aviation Industry 
• LGAV 3110 Aviation Maintenance Programs 
• LGAV 3120 Aviation Safety Systems 
• LGAV 3130 Air Cargo Planning & Control 
• LGAV 3140 Air Passenger Planning & Control 
• LGAV 3150 Transportation Regulation and Trade Compliance 
• LSCM 3960 Logistics & Supply Chain Management 
• OPSM 3830 Operations Management 

Enology and Brewing is a multidisciplinary field focused on the principles underlying wine and beer production and distribution, including hands-on project-based learning in viticulture and fermentation. We’ve developed the curriculum with input from industry leaders and experts, as well as consulting with others who have taught and done extensive research in the field. This is exclusively offered at UNT at Frisco. 

• AMDS 3900 Principles of Viticulture  
• AMDS 3910 Principles of Enology  
• AMDS 3920 Principles of Brewing  
• AMDS 3940 Marketing and Distribution of Wine and Craft Beverages  
• AMDS 3950 Applied Business Fundamentals for Wine and Craft Beverage  
• HMGT 4300 Survey of Beverage in the Hospitality Industry  
• AMDS 4800 – Internship 
• Choose one: 
  • CACS 2000 Professional Communications  
  • CACS 2010 Applied Project Management  
  • CACS 2020 Research Design & Methods  
  • CACS 2030 Creativity and Complex Problems 
  • CACS 2040 Team Development  
    

The Hospitality Services concentration is designed for students with a background in culinary studies or related field. This area builds on technical, hands-on coursework with an emphasis on management as well as knowledge of restaurants and tourism. 

• EDEM 3240 Convention and Event Management 
• HMGT 4150 Casino Management 
• HMGT 3260 Resort and Club Management 
• HMGT 3700 Hotel Operations 
• HMGT 3920 Recent Developments in the Hospitality Industry 
• HMGT 4300 Survey of Beverages in the Hospitality Industry 
• Choose 2 from:  
  • CMHT 3950 Creating Consumer Experiences 
  • CMHT 4750 Managing a Diverse Workforce 
  • DRTL 3090 Consumer Engagement in Digital Channels 

The Industrial Distribution curriculum expands the conventional understanding of logistics and supply chain management to include the entire Product Lifecycle Framework (PLF), including ideation, prototyping, market research, manufacturing, supply chain management, operations and distribution, and marketing. 

• INDS 3110 Industrial Chemistry 
• INDS 3030 Industrial Computer Science and Informatics 
• INDS 3150 Industrial Cost Management 
• LSCM 3960 Logistics and Supply Chain Management 
• ENGR 3000 Foundations of Manufacturing 
• INDS 3010 Digital Trends in Industrial Distribution 
• INDS 3020 Industrial Channel Selling 
• INDS 4040 Industrial Innovation & Ideation 

The Logistical Operations concentration emphasizes logistics basics as well as theory and higher-level decision making in the field. This area is great for students with a military background, especially those with some logistics familiarity. 

• LSCM 3960 Logistics and Supply Chain Management 
• LSCM 4360 Global Alliances and International Supply Chain Management 
• LSCM 4530 E-Logistics in Supply Chain Management 
• LSCM 4560 Business Transportation Management 
• LGAV 3130 Air Cargo Planning and Control 
• LGAV 3150 Transportation Regulation and Trade Compliance 
• Choose 1 from:  
  • LSCM 4540 Logistics Application of Enterprise Resource Planning Systems 
  • LSCM 4510 Logistics and Business Analysis 
• Choose 1 from:  
  • OPSM 4810 Purchasing and Materials Management 
  • OPSM 3830 Operations Management 

The Organizations & Supervision concentration is a general management concentration combining courses from business with other colleges. Students can learn not just about management in the for-profit sector, but also in other types of organizations. This option is a great fit for any student who is preparing to move to a position with managerial responsibilities. 

• MGMT 3721 Essentials of Organizational Behavior for Non-Business Majors 
• MGMT 3330, 3820, 3850, 3860, 3880, 4470, 4660 
• Choose 4 from:  
  • BEHV 3300 Organizational Behavior Management 
  • CMHT 4750 Managing a Diverse Workforce 
  • HMGT 3260 Resort and Club Management 
  • HMGT 4150 Casino Management 
  • EDEM 3240 Convention and Event Management 
  • AMDS 4800 (up to 3 hrs.) 
  • PADM 3020 Public Management 
  • PADM 4000 Mediation 
  • PADM 4060 Mediation Practicum 
  • PADM 4070 Arbitration 
  • RESM 3050 Operations and Logistics in Recreation, Event and Sport Organizations 
  • RESM 4050 Management of Recreation, Event and Sport Organizations 
  • RESM 4070 Human Resource Management in Recreation, Event, and Sport Organizations 
  • RESM 4080 Legal Aspects of Recreation, Event and Sport Organizations 

The Workforce and Technical Administration concentration is ideal for those who are trained in any technical or skilled trade, seeking a bachelor’s degree for career and personal advancement. With coursework related to leadership, finance, communication, and conflict resolution, the curriculum equips current professionals with the knowledge and skillset necessary to seek and thrive in high level supervisory and managerial roles in the workplace. 

• CACS 2000 - Professional Communications 
• CACS 2040 - Team Development 
• INDS 4040 - Industrial Innovation & Ideation 
• LTEC 4040 - Organizational Development & Performance Management 
• MGMT 3880 - Business Ethics & Social Responsibility 
• AMDS 3100 - Applied Finance Essentials (new in Fall 2025) 
• PADM 3100 - Workplace Conflict 
• APMG 3120 - Problem Analysis