The following are undergraduate and graduate courses in finance offered through the Department of Economics, Finance, and Legal Studies FI 301 Introduction to Financial Institutions and Markets Overview of the financial systems in which business operates, with emphasis on financial institutions, instruments, and markets. FI 302 Business Finance Study of financial objectives of business enterprise, sources of capital, and financial management of business assets.
Emphasis is on establishing a framework for making financing, investing, and dividend decisions.
FI 311 Intermediate Financial Management Development of advanced practices of financial management and their application to decision making in the business firm. FI 331 Principles of Real Estate Survey of various aspects of real estate business and economics, including marketing, finance, development, law, appraising, etc. FI 334 Introduction to Real Estate Property Management Provides an introduction to the principles of real property management and covers all aspects of the property management process. Economic environment of insurance and how to read and evaluate insurance contracts. Examines different types of life insurance contracts as well as savings and investment alternatives and their uses in estate planning.