Actual cases embrace marketing, finance, accounting and management decisions. Introduction to international business and the multinational corporation. Topics include development of international business, the institutional and economic environment of global business, legal and socioeconomic factors affecting multinational corporations, and the planning and operations of international business. This capstone course, taken at or near the end of the student's program, utilizing a computerized business stimulation game, cases, and lectures. Opportunities are afforded for application of interdisciplinary concepts to realistic business situations.
Emphasis is on corporate strategy.
Topics include environmental factors, governmental regulations, social responsibilities and the development of one's own management philosophy. Principles and problems of auditing financial statements with emphasis on GAAS, rules of conduct, code of ethics, internal control and the audit report. A study of the principles and practices of accounting through the use of the computer which provides for extensive study through the use of the computer which provides for extensive student use of data processing techniques for all levels of accounting. An introduction to cost accounting literature. Accounting practice relative to installment sales and consignments.