BUS 614 Accounting Concepts (2 credits)
This course introduces students to financial statements and the key accounting concepts used in their development and interpretation. Students learn how to record transactions, prepare and analyze financial statements, interpret accounting information, understand the integration of financial reporting, and examine the role of ethics in accounting practices and decision-making.
BUS 616 Financial Reporting and Analysis (2 credits)
This course provides students with the tools and techniques used to assess and predict the financial condition and performance of organizations. Students learn how to prepare and analyze financial statements, interpret GAAP principles, evaluate equity transactions, and apply analytical tools to interpret financial accounting information and support business decision-making.
BUS 640 Financial Principles and Practice (2 credits)
This course explores how organizations make financial decisions to create value for shareholders and stakeholders. Students build a foundation in financial management concepts including valuation, capital budgeting, discounted cash flow analysis, risk management, and time value of money principles. The course emphasizes practical problem-solving and the application of financial decision-making concepts across organizations, projects, and personal financial contexts.
FIN 605 Enterprise Valuation (2 credits)
This course introduces students to quantitative approaches used to value companies and projects in both corporate finance and investment settings. Students learn how to analyze financial statements from a valuation perspective, forecast future cash flows, and apply discounted cash flow and market multiples methods to estimate value. The course also provides insight into how financial analysts develop and evaluate valuation estimates.
FIN 606 Fundamentals of International Finance (1 credit)
This course explores the economic and institutional foundations of international finance, currency markets, and global trade. Students examine topics such as financial globalization, balance of payments, exchange rate determination, and international monetary systems while developing the ability to analyze exchange rate movements, arbitrage opportunities, and international investment returns in a global financial environment.