It covers the elements necessary for making ethical decisions within the business environment. Business ethics definitions, issues and theories are studied. This graduate course studies the role of economic issues in the managerial decision-making process. It covers the concept of microeconomics. It also provides an understanding of public policy formation and how a modern economy functions.
Course stresses practical application of decision-making tools.
This course introduces the theory of corporate finance and the application of this theory to realistic problems in corporate financial management. Case studies are utilized to integrate the various aspects of corporate finance including production, marketing, management, accounting and finance. Investments, corporate benefits, supply and demand, corporate reorganization and financial instruments are studied. This course develops proficiency with the many applications from managerial accounting to decision making in economic entities of all types of businesses. It presents the most important conceptual and practical aspects of managerial accounting.