A study of the basic ideas, concepts, and principles found in all types of modern risk management. The course explores the nature of the insurance device and principles of risk management with an overview of the insurance industry and the manner in which it operates. Life insurance, health insurance, property and liability insurance, and social insurance are treated according to a wide range of insurable risks to which individuals or organizations are exposed. This knowledge permits an individual to integrate coverage under these programs for protection-planning purposes. Retailing A course which provides an understanding of the application of management and marketing principles and techniques to the operation of retail business.
Emphasis is given to small retail business.
BUAD 450 Human Behavior and Management A course designed to show how human behavior theories and principles can be incorporated into procedures for implementing the various functions of management to develop effective, positive relations between managers and their subordinates. A course which demonstrates how the various components of management are used to efficiently deliver to the consumer both products and services. Investments A study of the many investments available for individual portfolios. Emphasis is placed on the risks inherent in investments and the methods and techniques of analysis used in selecting securities for investments. A course in managerial decision-making, using specific methodology for examining, defining, analyzing, and solving complex managerial problems.