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BA 42: FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
4.00 Credits
Lincoln University - California
Introduction to basic accounting theory and procedures: balance sheet and each of its parts, assets, liabilities, income statement, statement of owners' equity, and the statement of changes in financial position and accounting system. The emphasis in this course is on procedure, while knowledge of the ruling principles will also be a requirement. (4 units)
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BA 423: ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
4.00 Credits
Lincoln University - California
The course includes theoretical and experiential coverage of this management discipline. It aims to improve the organization's culture and its human and social processes through a systematic change program. Both behavioral science and intuitive based assessment techniques are examined to give an integrated approach to organizational development; use of cases and role-play exercises. A one-unit written research project and its oral presentation are required for the course. (4 units) Prerequisite: BA 302
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BA 424: LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
4.00 Credits
Lincoln University - California
The course provides a comprehensive survey of the major theories and research on leadership and managerial effectiveness in organizations with practical suggestions for improving leadership skills. The nature and attributes of leadership are investigated through case studies, biographies, and class presentations. Topics include the difference between leadership and management as well as identifying traits and abilities, which have distinguished effective leaders from ineffective ones. A one-unit written research project and its oral presentation are required for the course. (4 units) Prerequisite: BA 308
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BA 431: SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS
4.00 Credits
Lincoln University - California
Students will explore the relationship between the organization and its environment, including government, labor, public interest groups, various ideological constellations, the media, academia, and local communities. Ideas are reviewed as to what actions can be taken by corporations and by other organizations and/or individuals to improve relationships between business and its environment. A one-unit written research project and its oral presentation are required for the course. (4 units) Prerequisite: BA 309
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BA 436: HUMAN FACTORS IN SMALL BUSINESSES
4.00 Credits
Lincoln University - California
This course investigates the problems in supervising and working effectively with peoples, problems, which face the proprietorship, partnership, or closely held corporation in such matters as organizational structure, personnel policies, and managerial succession. A one-unit written research project and its oral presentation are required for the course. (4 units) Prerequisite: BA 308
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BA 437: PERSONNEL LAW
4.00 Credits
Lincoln University - California
This course covers personnel law from a business perspective. It includes all foundations needed to understand the topic and important state and federal guidelines. A one-unit written research project with oral presentation is required for the course. (4 units) Prerequisite: BA 308
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BA 443: INTERNATIONAL BANKING
4.00 Credits
Lincoln University - California
An in-depth examination of the development and expansion of international banking; legal aspects of international banking; Eurocurrency/Eurodollar; syndication techniques; letters of credit / banker's acceptances; foreign exchange; offshore banking: Swiss banking; the global debt crisis and debt rescheduling. A one-unit written research project and its oral presentation are required for the course. (4 units) Prerequisite: BA 140 or BA 303
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BA 444: INTERNATIONAL SECURITIES AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE
4.00 Credits
Lincoln University - California
The course includes an investigation of the foreign exchange market (Forex), foreign securities, international equities markets, international debt securities, futures and options. The course describes the fundamental principles and operations on these markets. A one-unit written research project and its oral presentation are required for the course. (4 units) Prerequisite: BA 140 or BA 303
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BA 445: COMMERCIAL BANKING AND LENDING
4.00 Credits
Lincoln University - California
An in-depth study of the commercial lending business. Borrowing requirements and financial structure for debt financing needs of business. Topics include: loan interviewing and credit investigation, financial analysis, loan structuring and negotiation, loan documentation and closing, problem loans and follow-up. A one-unit written research project and its oral presentation are required for the course. (4 units) Prerequisite: BA 140 or BA 303
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BA 460: QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR BUSINESS AND FINANCE MANAGEMENT
4.00 Credits
Lincoln University - California
While solving a problem, managers must consider both qualitative and quantitative factors. This course covers quantitative methods which help to solve different business problems. Techniques include decision analysis, regression models, forecasting, transportation, and assignment models, Markov analysis, stochastic equations, statistical quality control and others. A one-unit written research project and its oral presentation are required for the course. (4 units) Prerequisite: BA 115 or BA 241
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