A course designed to develop the ability to recognize, analyze and solve typical problems of administration common to management. An examination and development of quantitative techniques and concepts applicable to the solution of management problems. A study of the mechanics of financial management and its effects upon the direction of the enterprise as a whole. Emphasis is placed upon the acquisition of funds, cash flow, and capital investment within the firm. This course deals with a study of the free enterprise system in which business organizations operate and includes topics such as government control.
Emphasis is placed upon use of macroeconomic theory.
This course deals with a study of the free public policy problems analyzed by the use of microe- conomic theory. Topics covered include budgets standard cost, profit planning, cost behavior and accounting information. A study of the legal environment of the firm. Emphasis is placed upon the legal system, the process by which laws are formulated and changed, and the type and forms of legal constraints imposed on firms. Electives Students may select electives from graduate courses or undergraduate courses, numbered 500 or above, as offered by the school of Business.