An overview of the principles and practices of organizing, financing, and rehabilitating a business enterprise. Emphasis is on solving problems of financial policy that managers face. The financial aspects of business are, in conjunction with the other functional areas of business such as marketing and personnel management, crucial to the well-being of an enterprise. The purpose of this course is to serve the needs of all in the aforementioned categories.
Emphasis is placed on solving problems of financial policy that managers face.
Students will familiarize themselves with and participate in the case study method used by leading graduate schools of business. Students will solve various financial problems and present their solutions to their peers in a manner befitting students in an advanced academic course in the field of management. The Wall Street Journal is recommended daily reading. Barron's is recommended weekly reading. 1996-2001 University of Maryland University College 3501 University Blvd.