A study of various types of businesses and the information they gather, store and process. Administration and management of people, facilities and information.
Course includes relevant computer experience simulating business situations.
Includes equity financing, introduction to management accounting, cost terms and concepts, cost accumulation systems, product costing systems and analyzing cost behavior patterns, including cost-volume profit relationships. A study of rules of common law under which the business world operates, especially those concerning negotiable instruments, agencies, contracts, personal property, real property, insurance, estates and agency. Use of computerized accounting software packages. Additional emphasis on interpersonal skills, motivation, leadership and managing the organization's resources. Special emphasis on international trade theory, the world financial environment, and the role of multinational corporations.