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F
1. Use time value of money concepts to assess impact of time on the value of cash flows.
2. Recognize the characteristics and compute the value of bonds and stocks.
3. Generate a company’s cost of capital and use it to carry out capital budgeting analysis for new investment proposals.
4. Describe and compute risk and return of assets and well-diversified portfolios.
5. Explain the basics of capital structure theory. +
6. Apply financial statement analysis and methodologies in a group setting to a listed/publicly traded firm and use the results of the analysis to make an informed, well-justified judgment concerning the financial health of the company. (Assessed using AoL rubric on case analysis). +
6. Apply financial statement analysis and methodologies in a group setting to a listed/publicly traded firm and use the results of the analysis to make an informed, well-justified judgment concerning the financial health of the company. (Assessed using AoL rubric on case analysis). +
7. Acknowledge the agency problem between the firm and its stakeholders. +
B
A business intelligence system is an information system that provides information for improving decision making +
A business process is a network of activities, resources, facilities, and information that interact to achieve some business function. +
C
A choropleth map is a map that displays colors, shades, or patterns in accordance with category values of underlying data +
E
A course that covers the fundamentals of wireless communications with emphasis on
wireless channel modeling; digital modulation in wireless channels; diversity techniques;
channel coding and interleaving in fading channels; adaptive equalization; multiple
access techniques; the cellular concept; overview of current wireless communications
systems. +
A
A course that covers the use, interpretation, and analysis of management accounting information for management decision-making, planning, and control of operations. The focus is on cost behavior, cost measurement, budgeting, performance measurement and evaluation, responsibility accounting, and product costing. +
B
A course that exposes students to the strategic management process of local, regional and multinational corporations. Emphasis will be placed on identifying the tools needed for strategic analysis of the firm and the industry and on comprehending the key strategic issues that managers face in managing corporations. +
M
A course that focuses on the management of the modern organization and the employees within, preparing students for their role as future managers and leaders. It explores essential management concepts, processes and techniques from an organizational behavior perspective. Main topics covered include management history and evolution, motivation, decision-making, leadership, power and politics, learning and perception, communication, managing groups and teams, and human resource management.
In addition to introducing theories, concepts and tools that are needed to manage various organizations of different vocations (private, public, for profit, NGO, governmental and others), this course involves the practical aspects of leadership and management. This allows students to gain a fuller understanding of the discipline of management and organizational behavior, and prepare for their role as future managers and leaders. +
A course that provides thorough coverage of various marketing research tools along an applied orientation, including a systematic analysis of the steps comprising the marketing research process, starting with research problem definition and terminating with data collection, analysis, and presentation. This course builds on your understanding of basic marketing concepts and tools and of statistical methods and analyses taken in BUSS 200. +
C
A customer relationship management system is a suite of applications, a database, and a set of inherent processes for managing all the interactions with the customer, from lead generation to customer service.
It is the overall process of building and maintaining profitable customer relationships by delivering superior customer value and satisfaction.
Managing detailed information about individual customers and carefully managing customer 'touch points' in order to maximize customer loyalty. +
D
A data mart is a data collection that is created to address the needs of a particular business function, problem, or opportunity. +
A database application is a collection of forms, reports, queries, and application programs that process a database +
A database management system (DBMS) is a program used to create, process, and administer a database. +
A database table is a group of records/rows and fields/columns +
A digital dashboard is a report medium that is an electronic display that is customized for a particular user +