6 courses with the subject FIN, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
FIN 210Personal Financial Planning3
FALL and SPRING A comprehensive introductory course on the fundamentals personal financial planning. A review of the personal financial planning process, personal cash flow, asset and liability management, insurance, debt management, investment management, tax planning, and retirement and estate planning. Students will develop personal budgets and financial goals. This course cannot be taken in addition to
SPRING This course provides a basic understanding of the functioning of securities markets, individual investment alternatives, issues involved in investment theory and practice, and investment analysis and valuation, and the risk/return characteristics of different investment opportunities. Topics covered include portfolio and diversification theory, securities markets and trading, efficient market hypothesis, portfolio management, measuring portfolio performance, valuation and management of equities, valuation and management of bonds and derivative analysis. Offered alternate years (odd)
SPRING This course is an introduction to financial policies regarding the allocation, acquisition and flow of funds of an organization in an international setting. This course integrates economics, accounting and finance together to examine the financial risks a company faces while operating in an overseas environment. It addresses such areas as exchange rates, international financial systems, and risk exposure. (Cross-listed as BUS 344X ) Offered alternate years (odd)
SPRING This course covers the financial services industry and institutions. The course provides an overview of the banking and financial markets, the role of money, and monetary theory and policy in the U.S. economy. Offered alternate years (even)
Arranged by Department This course will provide an introductory examination into the basics of estate planning and the laws governing the disposition of property after death, either by intestate succession or by will. This course will also look at the creation and termination of trusts and the laws of estate planning along with the laws and procedures involved, including the Uniform Probate Code.
FIN 415Financial and Operational Performance Management3
SPRING This course provides an in-depth understanding of how organizations assess, manage, and improve financial and operational performance. Students will explore key financial concepts such as budgeting, financial statement analysis, forecasting and performance metrics, alongside operational strategies for efficiency, quality, and productivity. The curriculum integrates financial decision-making with operational insights to equip students with the tools to evaluate and enhance organizational performance in real-world scenarios. Topics include cost management, key performance indicators (KPIs), balanced scorecards, process optimization, and the alignment of financial and operational goals to drive sustainable growth. Through case studies, simulations, and collaborative projects, students will develop critical thinking and analytical skills, preparing them to make strategic contributions in finance, operations, or management roles. This course is ideal for those pursuing careers in business, finance, supply chain, or consulting. Offered alternate years (even)
