FINANCE COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
*FIN 530 BUSINESS FINANCE ENVIRONMENT.
An examination of the socioeconomic role the financial sector
plays in the business environment. In addition to an introduction
to the three financial sector components, students are introduced
to financial principles and techniques. This course does not
apply to the required MBA curriculum. This course does not
apply to the 36-hour graduate credit hour requirement of the
MBA degree program or the MS in Finance degree.
*FIN 532 SEMINAR IN COMMERCIAL BANKING.
A seminar in the current developments within commercial banking
and an examination of the specific aspects of the banking
industry. The course will utilize case studies within the
industry.
FIN 536 SEMINAR IN BUSINESS FINANCE.
Adapted to special needs and interests of students in business
finance, investments, banking, and private financial institutions.
Current developments and readings in business finance, techniques
of financial analysis and financial instruments are emphasized.
Prerequisite: FIN 537, FIN
539, and FIN 569.
FIN 537 PROBLEMS IN ADMINISTRATIVE
FINANCE. Financial framework of principles and selected
cases in analysis for financial policy making, financial decision
making, and financial interpretations at various levels in
the organization.
FIN 538 SELECTED TOPICS IN MONEY,
CAPITAL, AND SECURITY MARKETS. Analysis of organization
and functions of the money, capital, and security markets;
and analysis of the factors affecting flow of money and securities.
FIN 539 INTERNATIONAL FINANCE.
A study of the various facets of international finance, such
as analytical processes, instruments, institutions, techniques,
investments, foreign exchanges, etc.
FIN 569 SEMINAR IN INVESTMENTS.
Principles and techniques in investment analysis for the evaluation
of various types of securities. Emphasis is also placed on
techniques and policies of portfolio management.
FIN 575 READINGS IN FINANCE.
This course is designed for the directed study of individual
students who wish intensive supervision in some vital aspect
of Finance. Prerequisites: GBA 587,
FIN 530 and approval of Department Chair
and Graduate Coordinator.
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