Fundamentals of Business Economics

Cover the fundamental ideas and tools of microeconomics through supply and demand analysis, consumer choices and market demand, and production and cost theory. Gain the tools for market structure analysis and apply them to monopoly and oligopoly markets and price discrimination.

Introduction to Financial Accounting

Develop your ability to read, understand, and interpret corporate financial reports. Become an informed user of financial statement information through learning the basics of bookkeeping, accounting terminology, and fundamental accounting concepts.

Foundations of Capital Markets

Explore the fundamental principles of asset valuation, investments, and investment management. In this course, you’ll cover diversification, risk, discounting, arbitrage and hedging, portfolio management, performance evaluation, and the interaction between capital markets and the macro-economy.

Principles of Cost and Managerial Accounting

Learn managers’ internal use of accounting information to plan, control, and evaluate operations and personnel of the firm. You’ll learn the design of cost management systems and their use in decision making and management control systems.

Foundations of Corporate Finance

Examine important issues in corporate finance from the perspective of managers. You’ll use the concepts of net present value, uncertainty, and strategic concerns to analyze how investment and financing decisions interact to affect the value of the firm.

Fundamentals of Financial Analysis

Building on your prior coursework in financial accounting, strategy, managerial accounting, investments, and corporate finance, you’ll focus on the financial analysis of a firm and its shares.

Quantitative Business Analysis

Gain an introduction to the analytical basis of decision making by building a foundation in probability theory, statistical inference, and regression analysis. First you’ll develop an understanding of probability and random variables, and then you’ll learn to use sample data and associations among variables for prediction and problem solving.

Spreadsheet Modeling and Decision Analysis

Develop your ability to make good decisions when responding to challenges and complex situations. You’ll use spreadsheet models in Microsoft Excel to explore, evaluate, and improve alternative scenarios in a systematic fashion.

Business Communication I

Whether you’re conveying the results of a project or leading an organization, communication is key. Here you’ll concentrate on presenting information clearly, strategically, and persuasively in a professional business setting. You’ll gain exposure to successful skills - oral, written, and presentation – in a broad array of media, including how to communicate effectively through spreadsheets and other analytical modeling tools. And because effective professional conduct is a core requirement in managing your career, you’ll focus on developing and executing an effective job search strategy.

Business Communication II

Building on concepts from Business Communication I, you’ll concentrate on building capabilities needed for success in a team-based work environment. This course focuses on developing your skills in presenting, structuring persuasive speeches, team dynamics, and interpersonal communication.

Introduction to Marketing Analysis

Learn how to create business value by applying the principles, processes, and tools to analyze markets. You’ll design optimal marketing programs through “the 3C's”—company, customers, and competition—and “the 4 P's”—pricing, promotion, place, and product.

Fundamentals of Market Research

Gather, analyze, and interpret data about markets and customers. Learn to define decision problems and determine what information is needed as you examine how to acquire trustworthy, high-quality data and analyze data relevant to classic marketing decisions.

Principles of Strategy

Identify business opportunities in dynamic competitive environments. You’ll analyze competition in this era of globalization and changing boundaries, and you’ll assess strategy under increasing uncertainty, gaining vital strategic analysis concepts, models, and tools.

Foundations of Management and Organizations

Learn to be an effective leader and manager, whatever your level in an organization. Examine practices that make teams more efficient and adaptable by harnessing diversity to enhance innovation. Learn to lead others as you study the theory and practice of negotiation.

Introduction to Operations and Supply Chain Management

Learn the basic facts and principles of supply chain processes and activities. You’ll gain an understanding of the cycle from the extraction of raw materials, through transportation and processing, to the delivery of finished products to the customer.