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Quantitative Methods |
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This course is a study of quantitative methods as they apply to accounting and finance. Methods covered include: time value of money, probability, probability distributions, descriptive statistics, sampling, estimation, hypothesis testing, correlation, regression, simulation, time series analysis and technical analysis. |
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Financial Statement Analysis |
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This course is one of two courses to study financial statement analysis with the goal of using the analysis to make financial decisions. Topics covered include financial reporting systems, financial statement analysis and financial decision making. |
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Corporate Finance |
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This is an in-depth study of corporate financial analysis to maximize shareholder's wealth. Topics covered include governance, capital investments, short and long term financing, divided policy, mergers and restructuring. |
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Advanced Financial Statement Analysis |
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This course is one of two courses to study financial statement analysis with the goal of using the analysis to make financial decisions. Topics covered include financial reporting systems, financial statement analysis and financial decision making. |
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Investments |
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This course is an advance study of portfolio theory, market equilibrium, and valuation of equity and fixed-income securities. The course also covers characteristics of alternative investments. Emphasis placed on analytical and quantitative skills as they relate to portfolio formation and valuation of financial securities. |
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Project/Action Research (Plan B) |
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Plan B: Portfolio. Students must complete 15 credits in the program. |
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Continuing Registration |
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Continuing enrollment in graduate studies. This option is to be used for registration after completion of all course requirements, including thesis or capstone project. |
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