Financial Management FIN 333 MW 08/24/26 - 12/13/26 3 Credits The course introduces students to corporate financial environments and provides them with basic analytical tools to evaluate corporate financial decisions. Major topics include financial analysis, time value of money, risk and return, financial security valuation, and capital budgeting. Prerequisite(s): MAT 136, ITG 149, ACC 207
Financial Management FIN 333 TBA 01/20/26 - 05/07/26 3 Credits The course introduces students to corporate financial environments and provides them with basic analytical tools to evaluate corporate financial decisions. Major topics include financial analysis, time value of money, risk and return, financial security valuation, and capital budgeting. Prerequisite(s): MAT 136, ITG 149, ACC 207
Financial Management FIN 333 TBA 08/24/26 - 12/13/26 3 Credits The course introduces students to corporate financial environments and provides them with basic analytical tools to evaluate corporate financial decisions. Major topics include financial analysis, time value of money, risk and return, financial security valuation, and capital budgeting. Prerequisite(s): MAT 136, ITG 149, ACC 207
Investment & Portfolio Mgmt FIN 452 TBA 10/19/26 - 12/13/26 3 Credits The course introduces students to the fundamental concepts of modern portfolio theory and basic investment management tools. The course explores risk-return relationships of single assets and of a diversified portfolio. The course also evaluates relative investment performance compared to established market indices and outlines portfolio management tools of asset allocation and hedging. Prerequisite(s): FIN 333
Risk Analysis and Mgmt FIN 475 TBA 08/24/26 - 10/18/26 3 Credits The course introduces students to the process of identifying domestic and international sources of corporate financial risk. The course prepares students to analyze and evaluate interest rate risk, exchange rate risk, and inflation risk. The course also introduces students to forward contracts, future contracts, swaps, and options as risk mitigating tools. Prerequisite(s): FIN 333
Risk Analysis and Mgmt FIN 475 T 01/20/26 - 03/12/26 3 Credits The course introduces students to the process of identifying domestic and international sources of corporate financial risk. The course prepares students to analyze and evaluate interest rate risk, exchange rate risk, and inflation risk. The course also introduces students to forward contracts, future contracts, swaps, and options as risk mitigating tools. Prerequisite(s): FIN 333
Senior Seminar in Intl Finance FIN 477 T 03/16/26 - 05/07/26 3 Credits The course prepares students to apply basic and advanced financial management principles and methodologies to actual decision making situations using cases. Students are guided through various cases representing a broad range of industries and situations. The cases feature varying degrees of complexity involving capital structure, corporate restructuring, mergers and acquisitions, LBOs and bankruptcy, and risk management, with a special focus on international issues. Prerequisite(s): FIN 333
Financial Management Foundations FIN 599 S 01/20/26 - 03/12/26 3 Credits This course provides MBA students with a smooth transition into the economics and financial aspects of the MBA curriculum. It provides basic economics background on both Micro and Macro levels where price system, cost structure and stabilization economic policies and their implications in the corporate world are analyzed. Special emphasis is placed on the financial environment, especially financial markets and market participants. The course also analyzes corporate financial performance through financial statements and financial ratios. Students are introduced to evaluating cash flow over time and to the basic models of evaluating financial securities. In addition, basic analysis of investment projects evaluation is included. This course, along with Quantitative Foundations and Business Applications (BUS 598), is designed for students who do not have a prior degree in business or a business-related major. This course also acts as a refresher in the topics mentioned above, for students who have had a significant break (10 years or more) in their education.
Financial Management Foundations FIN 599 S 10/19/26 - 12/13/26 3 Credits This course provides MBA students with a smooth transition into the economics and financial aspects of the MBA curriculum. It provides basic economics background on both Micro and Macro levels where price system, cost structure and stabilization economic policies and their implications in the corporate world are analyzed. Special emphasis is placed on the financial environment, especially financial markets and market participants. The course also analyzes corporate financial performance through financial statements and financial ratios. Students are introduced to evaluating cash flow over time and to the basic models of evaluating financial securities. In addition, basic analysis of investment projects evaluation is included. This course, along with Quantitative Foundations and Business Applications (BUS 598), is designed for students who do not have a prior degree in business or a business-related major. This course also acts as a refresher in the topics mentioned above, for students who have had a significant break (10 years or more) in their education.
Financial Management Foundations FIN 599 TBA 06/08/26 - 07/30/26 3 Credits This course provides MBA students with a smooth transition into the economics and financial aspects of the MBA curriculum. It provides basic economics background on both Micro and Macro levels where price system, cost structure and stabilization economic policies and their implications in the corporate world are analyzed. Special emphasis is placed on the financial environment, especially financial markets and market participants. The course also analyzes corporate financial performance through financial statements and financial ratios. Students are introduced to evaluating cash flow over time and to the basic models of evaluating financial securities. In addition, basic analysis of investment projects evaluation is included. This course, along with Quantitative Foundations and Business Applications (BUS 598), is designed for students who do not have a prior degree in business or a business-related major. This course also acts as a refresher in the topics mentioned above, for students who have had a significant break (10 years or more) in their education.
