MGT 335 Energy: Lifeblood of the American Economy

The purpose of this course is to provide business students with a sound and fundamental understanding of energy in America today. Upon introducing the basics of energy and its evolution in the U.S., the course will impart knowledge about energy sources, supply, demand, reliability and other factors that influence price and consumer choice. Through a combination of lectures and case studies, the energy literacy of the student is raised to a level where the student understands (1) where energy comes from and how it is used; (2) energy flows and systems; (3) how to assess the credibility of information about energy; and, (4) how our energy industry is the foundation that underlies all other industries and America's standard of living.

Credits

3

Prerequisite

Junior or higher standing; MGT 118, MGT 223, MGT 240 and MGT 310