These courses are among the requirements for a Bachelor's of Business Administration degree. This course introduces non-finance students to the tools and information necessary to understand the financial issues that affect them in their personal lives. Topics addressed include budgeting, insurance, home financing, and personal saving and investing. 3321 Principles of Financial Management Basic financial concepts employed by management.
Emphasis is on the decision-making processes followed by corporate financial managers.
Topics include the time value of money, financial planning, capital budgeting, cost of capital. 3322 Intermediate Financial Management Examination of financial theory and practice. Case studies are employed to understand the application of concepts and theories to practical situations. An introduction to the concepts, terminology, and theory of investment management. Emphasis is placed on the investment activities of individuals and small businesses as they apply to portfolio management.