In addition, this class cannot be used to fulfill graduate requirements in the MBA or MS in economics program. An introduction to the application of the basic principles of supply and demand to issues in aggregate economics such as national income accounting, unemployment, growth, inflation, business cycles, and the role played by government through its fiscal and monetary policies. An introduction to the application of the basic principles of supply and demand to the behavior of individual economic agents such as consumers, households, business and nonprofit firms, industries, and resource owners. Real world examples are used to demonstrate the application of microeconomics to everyday situations, including an analysis of the effects of government policies on individual markets and income distribution. An introduction to calculus and its applications for students in various fields of business.
Primary emphasis is on differential calculus.
This course is a brief overview of information systems with an emphasis on fundamental database design and applications in managerial decision making. Specific topics include decisions related to product costing, pricing, segment analysis, inventory management, production systems, budgeting and control. A comprehensive study of the field of finance, covering institutions, financial markets, investments, financial theory and techniques relating to financial decisions in business. The fundamental concepts, relationships, and principles of managing organized activities are studied. Special emphasis is given to human behavior in organized systems, with attention to the diverse workforce, interpersonal relations, group processes, and the philosophy for managing human resources effectively.