Full Description

Contact Hours: 24  |  CEUs: 2.4

By allowing for the creation of different kinds of business organizations, society ensures that different kinds of businesses can exist to meet the different demands of the marketplace. These business organizations may appoint individuals to act on their behalf. They also must abide by certain minimal standards regarding working conditions.

For this Basic Completion course, students have 24/7 access to on-line testing materials. Each chapter of text in a course has twenty questions, multiple choice, true-false or a combination thereof. Students may query the instructor up to three times, via e-mail, regarding course content. For the Advanced Completion course enrollment, students have unlimited access to the instructor via e-mail.

Outcomes:

After completing this course, students will have:

• Learned about the different types of business entities;

• Determined which business entity works best in what kinds of situations;

• Seen how to create such business entities;

• Discover the varied formats of an principle-agent relationship; and

• Study what federal laws apply to employment situations

Assessment:

Students will complete open-book multiple choice exams on each chapter of material in the course (where the course consists of 11 Chapters). Completion of each chapter is based on achieving a score of 70% or more on tests provided.