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BUS-212

International Business

An overview of the global market and its challenges for the U. S. businessperson. The student will look at the operation of the multinational company, international business activities, agreements between nations and other topics related to participation in global activities.

BUS-213

Human Resources and Prof Communication

This course will examine the aspects of talent management in the context of organizational goals. Topics include recruiting, selection, training and development, compensation and safety. A focus on professional communication and other soft skills reflects today ' s expectations in the workplace.

BUS-214	Business Ethics	A discussion of the impact of ethics on today ' s business world with content areas to include business social responsibilities, rights of stakeholders, government interaction and international ethical practices is studied. The student will be expected to analyze cases and to write opinion reports using APA format as a part of the course requirements.
BUS-230	Business Law I	An introduction to the general framework of the law and how the law
		impacts business operations. The student will examine the basic elements of
		the law, its historical development, contracts, agency, sale of goods and
		various forms of business organizations. Student requirements will include
		case analysis and a review of research in the field.

BUS-292	Business Case Studies	This course applies the business case method of learning various business situations that illustrate business strategy development. The evaluation of cases illustrates the causes of business problems, available solutions, and the impact of managerial choices on both the business enterprise and society in general.
BUS-310	Principles of Finance	This course is an introduction to the role of finance in the economy. Financial
		markets, debt and equity instruments, capital budgeting, inflation, and the
		role of the financial manager are examined.

BUS-311

Money, Banking & Financial Institutions

Money, credit and financial instruments; banks, other financial institutions and the operation of the Federal Reserve System are discussed in relation to economic activity, inflation and unemployment.

BUS-312	Managerial Finance	An examination of financial decision making in the firm, including the
		sources of funds, capital structure and long-range financial growth are
		studied.

BUS-313

Investments

An introduction to the securities markets, their operations and regulations and alternative investment opportunities are presented. Corporate and government issues, risk and portfolio development will be considered. Current market conditions will be discussed.

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