The course prepares students for advanced study in specialized areas of marketing, retailing, and sales. Topics include financial intermediation, capital and money markets, monetary policy, monetary theory, the Federal Reserve System, commercial banking structure, and international finance. The relationship between financial and economic activity is also explored. This course is a study of the principles and practices used by a financial department in the operation of a business organization. Topics include cash flow analysis, financial ratio analysis, sources and uses of capital, role of financial planning, asset management, and financial expansion.
Students are able to analyze management's performance and the firm's capital structure.
This course is an introductory course in the basics of financial management and finance. Topics include financial analysis, asset management, capital budgeting, short and long term financing, investment strategies and portfolios, and risk and return. Students should possess a sound knowledge of accounting principles. Topics include planning, organizing, staffing, organizational control, motivation, group dynamics behavior, leadership styles and contemporary management issues. This course is the continuation of the study of business law.