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FIN 230 – Foundations of Finance
FIN 330 – Health Finance
FIN 331 – Foundations of
Investment
FIN 333 – Corporate Finance
FIN 431 – Islamic Finance
FIN 432 –
Management of Financial Institutions
FIN 433 – Financial Derivatives
FIN 434 – Investment Management
FIN 435 – Real Estate Investment
FIN 436 – International Finance
FIN 437 –
Financial Reporting and Statement Analysis
FIN 439 – Co-op Training
Credit Hours - 3
This course is designed as an introduction to finance with the study of
conceptual thinking, basic financial analysis, financial calculations, and
capital markets.
Prerequisites - ACCT 117
Credit Hours - 3
This course is an introduction to health care finance and covers financial
analysis methodologies for hospitals and managing budgets.
Prerequisites - ELIB 203, ECON 107
Credit Hours - 3
The course is a rigorous, quantitative introduction to financial market
structure and financial asset valuation. The main topics of the course are
financial markets, arbitrage, portfolio selection, equilibrium asset pricing,
fixed income securities and option pricing.
Prerequisites - FIN 230
Credit Hours - 3
This course provides an understanding of both the theory of corporate finance
and how it applies to the "real" world. The main focus of this course is on the
corporate financial manager and how he/she reaches decisions regarding capital
investments, dividends and financing.
Prerequisites - FIN 230
Credit Hours - 3
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to Islamic banking and
finance.
Prerequisites - FIN 230
Credit Hours - 3
This course is designed to provide students with a conceptual framework
necessary for analyzing and comprehending the current problems confronting
managers of commercial banks, depository institutions and other financial
institutions. The basic topics include risk management; analyzing financial
institution performance; analyzing business and consumer credit request; and
capital management.
Prerequisites - FIN 333
Credit Hours - 3
This course is designed to introduce finance students to the theoretical and
practical aspects of financial futures, options, and other derivatives. Over the
last 35 years, the markets for these versatile instruments have grown enormously
and have generated a profusion of innovative products and ideas, not to mention
periodic crises. Derivatives have become one of the most important tools of
modern finance, from both the academic and the practical standpoint. However,
the subject matter requires relatively greater use of quantitative methods and
theoretical reasoning than many other courses, and most students will find it
quite challenging.
Prerequisites - FIN 230
Credit Hours - 3
This course focuses on applications of financial theory to investments. Topics
include portfolio optimization and asset pricing theories, as well as their
applications to problems in contemporary financial practice.
Prerequisites - FIN 331
Credit Hours - 3
Real estate is a multi-faceted field encompassing both an operating industry and
a broad category of investments. This course provides a broad introduction to
real estate markets. Value of land, real estate prices, basic project
evaluation, financing strategies, and capital markets issues related to real
estate are covered.
Prerequisites - FIN 230
Credit Hours - 3
This course will cover issues related to both international financial markets
and the financial operations of a firm within the international environment. The
course discusses theoretical bases as well as empirical analysis of firms'
actual behaviors.
Prerequisites - FIN 230
Credit Hours - 3
This course provides students with a systematic framework for using financial
statements as part of overall business analysis methodologies.
Prerequisites - FIN 230
Credit Hours - 9
The purpose of this course is to provide students with practical industry
experience. During the program, the students will have the opportunity to apply
their theoretical knowledge to solve real business problems.
Prerequisites - BUS 420, FIN 432
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