5 courses with the subject FNCE, 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.
Business Special topics courses are one-time elective courses exploring a timely topic or a specialized issue not covered by the main curriculum. Special topics in finance address personal finance and related areas. credit(s): 3
Business This course explores the fundamental concepts of financial analysis and management. It is designed to provide an overview of the three components of finance: financial markets, investments, and financial management. Subject to modification to accommodate the learning requirements of the class, topics to be discussed include: an overview of financial management and financial markets; financial statements and ratio analysis; time value of money; risk, return and diversification; stocks and bonds; and capital budgeting. credit(s): 3
Business This course explores the fundamental concepts of financial analysis and management. It is designed to provide an overview of the three components of finance: financial markets, investments, and financial management. Subject to modification to accommodate the learning requirements of the class, topics to be discussed include: an overview of financial management and financial markets; financial statements and ratio analysis; time value of money; risk, return and diversification; stocks and bonds; and capital budgeting. credit(s): 3
Business In today’s global economy, many U.S. corporations can achieve financial success if they are able to capitalize on the interdependence of domestic and foreign markets. Navigating foreign markets requires knowledge of foreign currency, international interest rates, and global capital markets. This course will help students analyze the financial implications of how a U.S. company might expand operations, source manufacturing, and sell goods and services around the world. The course will also discuss international trade policies, macro-economic issues, and socio-political circumstances and their impact on financial results. credit(s): 3
Business Virtually everything that happens in business has a financial impact. This course covers some important uses of financial information in managing a business. Topics covered include evaluating business performance, forecasting, managing current assets, sources of short-term funding, evaluation of long-term investments by a business, and the basics of international business finance. credit(s): 3
Source: LIM College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
