Typically, it involves decision problems associated with working capital, capital structure, capital budgeting, mergers, acquisitions and corporate restructuring. It also seeks to expand the student's understanding of the current conceptual framework of investments in financial assets including stocks, bonds and derivative securities. The courses have been designed to provide students with state of the art information for marketing in today's changing environment. This concentration is designed to prepare students for challenges and opportunities of information technology management. Courses for this concentration are developed to cover tools, concepts, and methodologies for preparing students to become effective MIS managers and be able to use the technology in innovative ways that create competitive advantage.
Pedagogy involves lectures, labs, discussions, and selected readings and cases.