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Courses are assigned notation and number sequences, i.e., Bible-BI, Revival and Evangelism-EV, Church History-HI, World Missions-MS, Theology-TH, Pastoral Ministry-PM, MUS - Music. General Education courses list the first two letters of the course name or division subject. Within the three digit number sequence, the first number identifies the year offered: (1) Freshman course designation, and (2) Sophomore course designation. The third digit indicates the division sequence in which required courses are to be taken: odd numbers generally indicate the Fall semester and even numbers generally indicate the Spring semester.

    DIVISION OF GENERAL EDUCATION
BU 101
Christian Leadership
2 Credit Hours
Provides the student with an understanding of the nature of Christian leadership and how to develop as a leader called to serve the body of Christ. Students are able to develop and recognize an effective and efficient management team, as principles and practices of ministry are emphasized in areas of personnel management (staff and volunteers).

BU 102
Christian Administration
2 Credit Hours
A study of the functions of management; includes the analysis and evaluation of the planning, organization, staffing, controlling, and directing responsibilities of a manager. Covers the theory and applicability of management by objectives. The course provides a working knowledge of the administration of a local independent charismatic church in the new millennium including budget planning and implementation.

BU 103
Church Music Administration
2 Credit Hours
Prerequisite: MUS 122
A study of the administrative and organizational aspects of a total church music program. Focus is given to service planning, developing worship teams, budgeting, community involvement, sound systems and theatrical lighting.

BU 104
Music in the Local Church
2 Credit Hours
A continuation of BU 103 emphasizing the skills of team building, rehearsal strategies, staff and interpersonal relationships, and ministerial ethics within the church music program.