Preparation of cost proposals and study of bidding procedures. ACCT 602 Financial Accounting Concepts for Administrators A complete and balanced treatment of the concepts, procedures, and uses of financial accounting, including the accounting cycle, mass processing of transactions, internal control, inventories and merchandising operations, long-lived assets and liabilities, corporate accounting and reporting, partnership accounting, accounting principles, interpretation of financial statements, consolidated financial statements, analysis of funds flow, manufacturing operations and cost systems, managerial accounting and capital budgeting. BA 605 Management Information Systems Application of systems concepts for producing information to be used in business decision making. Design of computer-based decision systems. Financial Management A broad based introduction to the theories and techniques of corporate financial management.
Topics covered include capital budgeting, cost of capital, leverage, and valuation.
An introductory graduate level course in marketing including the study of product and product planning , research, distribution channels, logistics, consumer behavior, pricing, sales promotion and management, and the institutional structure of markets. The study of the effective management of human resources in organizations including employee planning, employee attraction, selection and orientation, career development, evaluation, training, compensation EEO, safety, and labor relations. Electives Listed below are a sample of the kinds of courses that are available to be used as electives, if approved by the student's advisory committee. Consult the current catalog for course descriptions, prerequisite requirements, and information on other courses. For the latest course descriptions, see Course Descriptions .