Fin
307 The Financial System
Prerequisites,
Econ 200, 201. Financial intermediation and institutions, central
banking, financial markets, and monetary economics. Financial institutions
and the instruments and procedures used for loans and investments
to meet the demand for funds in the money and capital markets. The
impact of fiscal and monetary policy changes on interest rates is
examined. Provides a background for understanding the financial
structure and capital markets for business majors. (Offered every
semester.) 3 credits.
Fin
317 Financial Management
Prerequisites,
Actg 211; Econ 200, 201; Mgsc 309. Principles governing the
financial management and control of enterprises with emphasis on
the role of the financial manager; the planning and managing of
assets and the financial structure; the management of short-term
and long-term funds; cost of capital and capital budgeting; the
evaluation of dividend policy; reorganization and liquidation analysis;
international environment of financial decisions. (Offered every
semester.) 3 credits.
Fin
327 Intermediate Financial Management
Prerequisite,
Fin 317. This course emphasizes intermediate financial theory.
The topics of discussion include financial ratio analysis; breakeven
analysis; cash, marketable securities, inventory and accounts receivable;
management models; dividend policy; merger; capital budgeting; and
international finance. (Offered every semester.) 3 credits.
Fin
410 International Financial Management
Prerequisite,
Fin 317. Application of principles of international financial
management. Topics include foreign exchange markets, analysis of
risks and problems unique to business involved in international
operations, international sources and uses of funds, and some review
of long-term assets and liability management, capital budgeting,
and corporate strategy. (Offered spring semester.) 3 credits.
Fin
421 Investments
Prerequisites,
Actg 211, Fin 317. Investment principles and practices, emphasis
on problems of the small investor. The evaluation, selection, and
management of securities; investment principles; trading methods
and valuation; different types of investments and savings; sources
of information available to assure wise investing; and interpretation
of financial statements. (Offered fall semester.) 3 credits.
Fin
427 Advanced Financial Management
Prerequisite,
Fin 317. This course emphasizes advanced financial theory and
current/future practices and issues. Included are such topics as
capital budgeting, short- and long-term funding, business combinations,
failure analysis, and international finance. 3 credits.
Fin
435 Financing Entrepreneurial Enterprises
Prerequisites,
Fin 317, Mgmt 435. This course provides an in-depth examination
of financial issues of particular importance to entrepreneurs. Topics
include estimating capital requirements and risk, identifying and
evaluating sources of capital, and liquidity events. Issues associated
with structuring partnership arrangements and other alliances will
also be discussed. (Offered spring semester.) 3 credits.
Fin
496 Special Topics in Finance
In-depth study
of a specific area; content of course determined by interested student
and instructor. May be repeated once. 3 credits.
Fin
499 Independent Study
Prerequisite,
approval of petition. For students who wish to pursue a special
area of study not included in the curriculum. (Offered every semester.)
1-3 credits. Maximum 6 credits.
Graduate
Courses
Fin 507 Managerial
Finance
Fin 617 Corporate
Financial Policy
Fin
621 Advanced Topics in Investments
Emba 630
Managerial Finance
Fin 631 Derivative
Securities and Markets
Emba 632
Advanced Corporate Finance
Fin 637 Financial
Markets and Institutions
Fin 696 Special
Topics in Finance
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