Emphasis is given to an application and therefore students will be required to develop forecasting models and test their performance as part of their course. The course will offer students tools of analysis drawn from consumer theory and the theory of the firm in order to improve the understanding of human behavior as it is constrained in the context of business decision- making. This course is intended for students who are seeking the degree of Master of Science in Economics or the degree of Master of Business Administration. Students with an undergraduate major or a graduate degree in economics may not include this course on their plan of study for the MBA degree. The course is designed to give incoming graduate students the foundation in accounting that is necessary for subsequent graduate courses.
Emphasis is on introducing the students to as many accounting concepts as possible.
This is a course for students and professionals seeking a degree of Master of Business Administration with little or no formal background in economics. Students with an undergraduate major or graduate degree in accounting may not include this course on their plan of study for the MBA degree. A study of theories and guidelines for enhancing organizational effectiveness by matching an organization's structure to its environment, strategy, technology and size. Efforts are made to select and present material to illustrate the practical, applied aspects of resource management and personnel administration, as related to human problems in organizations. A student participation course emphasizing current issues and problems in the areas of management theory and operation.