This course discusses the core elements of the marketing and the major types of marketing decisions faced by organizations. Develop the relevant skills for critically analyzing marketing actions. Credit will not be awarded for both MGT 6505 and MGT 6300.

Teams work on a project developed in consultation with a not for profit organization, and present results to organizations and boards.

This course extends the principles of finance to an international setting. We will focus on economic principles, mathematical tools, financial instruments, and coding techniques to understand market imperfections, the management of exchange risk exposure, and the expanded global opportunity set for international investments. Major topics of the course include foreign exchange markets, determination and forecasting of the exchange rates with different models, methods in foreign exchange risk management, and international investments.

Provides tools extract insights from unstructured data and make business decisions.

Provides understanding of strategy implementation and the integration of different functional areas of the firm using lectures, cases, and a Capstone simulation. Credit will not be awared for both MGT 4220 and MGT 4195.

Students work on a real world problem related to global strategy. The focus in this course is on problem definition, data collection and client engagement management.

A study of the underlying theory and application of financial accounting concepts. These concepts include measurement principles, financial statement preparation, and introductory financial analysis.