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3.00 Credits
Survey of introductory macroeconomics with focus on economic growth, unemployment, and inflation. Topics covered include national income, fiscal policy, money, the banking system, and monetary policy. Balance of payments and currency exchange rate issues are analyzed. General Education choice for Part B. This course is generally offered once a year. 3 credits
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Microeconomic concepts and tools will be utilized to evaluate the economic behavior of individuals. The "invisible" market forces (price mechanism) and external forces (social,cultural, political, and legal forces) will be explored and examined from personal perspectives as well as their aggregate effect on the economy. This course is generally offered once a year. 3 credits
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In this course we will study monetary systems and the role of money and banks in supporting the economy. Topics will include the structure and operation of financial markets, the behavior of interest rates, the operation of the banking industry, and the structure of the Federal Reserve System. This course is generally offered once a year. P: BE 204 3 credits
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As stock markets take on a more important role in the investment plans of individuals, it becomes essential to know the fundamentals of how Wall Street and other financial centers work. In this course we will examine the various types of securities traded on Wall Street, including stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and futures and options. Students will also learn to understand financial news and to design and manage their own stock portfolios. This course is generally offered once a year. 3 credits
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Timely current topics of interest to junior and senior majors. P: Permission of Department Chairperson. 3 credits
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Provides an intensive study of accounting theory as it relates to the measurement of assets, liabilities, and capital structure. Students will prepare and analyze detailed financial statements. P: BE 161 and 162. These courses are generally offered in sequence every other year. 3 credits each
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Provides an intensive study of accounting theory as it relates to the measurement of assets, liabilities, and capital structure. Students will prepare and analyze detailed financial statements. P: BE 161 and 162. These courses are generally offered in sequence every other year. 3 credits each
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In this course, we examine the theory and practice of cost accounting techniques and show how they are used in manufacturing businesses. Topics include job order and process costing, standard cost systems, and variance analysis. P: BE 161 and 162. This course is generally offered every other year. 3 credits
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Students will study the financing, valuation, and organization of business firms. Topics include: financial analysis, capital budgeting, valuation of corporate assets, long and short-term sources of funding, and cost of capital. P: BE 162. This course is offered once a year. 3 credits
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In this course, we study the basic legal principles that guide business relationships. Emphasis is placed on examination of the Uniform Commercial Code, contracts, sales, commercial paper, negotiable instruments, and business organizations. This course is generally offered twice each year. 3 credits
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