This short course provides an opportunity to learn about goals and goal setting strategies. The student's progress in the CWA program is reviewed, and new degree completion and career enhancement goals are considered. A continuation of the Business Research Project course. A managerial perspective on accounting principles and their application to the preparation and analysis of financial statements. Examines the valuation and disclosure issues associated with assets, liabilities and shareholder's equity.
Emphasis is on the use of accounting information for decision making.
A review and application of the latest management theories and techniques that relate to the operation of a business. Uses the personal computer to explore quantitative and qualitative tools that assist in the operations function. 6 weeks Reviews the elements of financial planning, the time value of money, financial statement analysis, and other theories associated with financial management. Students use personal computers to evaluate financial performance, manage working capital, construct budgets and determine the cost of capital. This course examines issues of cultural, legal, and ethical differences that present themselves in international business transactions and provides an overview of the differences between conducting business with foreign markets and conducting business in the United States.