Undergraduate Certificates
Understanding Financial Management in a Changing Marketplace
BS Finance
Understanding Financial Management in a Changing Marketplace
This certificate provides you with practical skills in budgeting, forecasting, and cash flow management. These financial tools impact businesses through market trends, adaptability, competitive analysis, customer needs, and innovation. Prepares individuals for roles as Financial Manager, Budget Analyst, Finance Manager, Business/
Operations Analyst, Corporate Treasurer Assistant
CAREERS
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COURSES
FNB 300: Principles of Finance (3cr)
This course provides students with a basic understanding of financial decisions and analyses pertinent to business firm management. Topics include financial analysis, short- and long-term funding needs, capital budgeting, cost of capital, and methods of raising funds to finance the growth of business enterprises.
FNB 344 Banking and Financial Systems (3cr)
. This course introduces students to the functions of the commercial banking system and other financial institutions. Topics include the flow of funds, the role of interest rates in money and capital markets, the supply and demand of loanable funds, corporate securities markets, municipal obligations, and the impact of monetary and other government policies on financial markets.
FNB 441 Investments (3cr)
This course focuses on the market for long-term corporate securities. Emphasis is placed on the structure and function of primary and secondary markets for stocks and bonds, security valuation, analysis, and selection; the efficiency of securities markets; portfolio selection principles; and the use of mutual funds as investment vehicles.
FNB 443 Int’l Trade and Finance (3cr)
This course focuses on financing international trade and other transactions, considering foreign exchange markets and exchange rates, the balance of payments and international capital movements, and the nature of global payments. It also encompasses foreign central banking and current developments in international financial cooperation, trade theory, commercial policy, and trade issues in developing countries.
ENM 350 Technology & Innovation Strategy (3cr)
The course is designed to reflect the real-world experience of a design team in a modern product development firm (or business environment). Learners will learn about product design, teamwork, and budgeting.
BUS 490 Special Topics: Digital Currency Projects (3cr)
This course investigates digital currency in depth in the financial sector.
This course provides students with a basic understanding of financial decisions and analyses pertinent to business firm management. Topics include financial analysis, short- and long-term funding needs, capital budgeting, cost of capital, and methods of raising funds to finance the growth of business enterprises.
FNB 344 Banking and Financial Systems (3cr)
. This course introduces students to the functions of the commercial banking system and other financial institutions. Topics include the flow of funds, the role of interest rates in money and capital markets, the supply and demand of loanable funds, corporate securities markets, municipal obligations, and the impact of monetary and other government policies on financial markets.
FNB 441 Investments (3cr)
This course focuses on the market for long-term corporate securities. Emphasis is placed on the structure and function of primary and secondary markets for stocks and bonds, security valuation, analysis, and selection; the efficiency of securities markets; portfolio selection principles; and the use of mutual funds as investment vehicles.
FNB 443 Int’l Trade and Finance (3cr)
This course focuses on financing international trade and other transactions, considering foreign exchange markets and exchange rates, the balance of payments and international capital movements, and the nature of global payments. It also encompasses foreign central banking and current developments in international financial cooperation, trade theory, commercial policy, and trade issues in developing countries.
ENM 350 Technology & Innovation Strategy (3cr)
The course is designed to reflect the real-world experience of a design team in a modern product development firm (or business environment). Learners will learn about product design, teamwork, and budgeting.
BUS 490 Special Topics: Digital Currency Projects (3cr)
This course investigates digital currency in depth in the financial sector.