Overview

Itinerary

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Course Information

FIN 5565 Equity Fund Management

Instructor:Dr. Kwan-Chen Ma
Dates:Jan 10 - May 7 (hybrid)
Textbook:No textbooks required for this course

The course allows students to manage an institutional stock portfolio with real money. Students learn to develop investment thesis, industry analysis, valuations, and risk analysis in the process of stock portfolio management. Students are responsible for executing the actual trades and monitoring the invested portfolio on a real-time basis.

GEB 5878 Business Process Integration

Instructors:Mr. Gerald Goldstein, Ms. Annina Dahlstrom
Dates:Jan 10-Mar 5 (hybrid)
Textbook:No textbooks required for this course

An introductory MBA core course in which students must combine the practical skills and discipline of specific concepts learned in previous foundation courses in order to solve a complex integrated real-life business problem. Serves as an initial integrating experience from which to launch students into the core MBA study. Permission is required.

GEB 5930 Information Resources and Industry Analysis

Instructors:Mr. Gerald Goldstein, Ms. Annina Dahlstrom, Ms. Amy Sinkus
Dates:Mar 7 - May 7 (hybrid)
Textbook:No textbooks required for this course

Provides the background for beginning the MBA Portfolio. Gives introduction to information resources available to perform business problem analysis. Students learn to prepare a thorough analysis of their Portfolio industry.

ACG 6309 Accounting for Decision Making

Instructor:Dr. Lane Lambert
Dates:Mar 7 - May 7 (hybrid)
Textbook:Connect Online Access for Managerial Accounting, by Hilton, ISBN 978-1-2609-8293-0

Upon completion of the course, students will gain knowledge about budgeting, profit planning, and controlling aspects of business decision making. This course covers three broad areas: fundamental financial and managerial concepts; revenue and cost accumulation techniques; and revenue and cost analysis. Available to non-accounting majors only.

QMB 6305 Quantitative Methods for Business

Instructor:Dr. John Batchelor
Dates:Mar 7 - May 7 (hybrid)
Textbook:Connect Online Access for Business Analytics, by Jaggia, ISBN 978-1-2609-8616-7

These skills involve using statistical, forecasting and estimation techniques. Students are expected to use the subject matter for problem sets and exams.

Textbooks

Textbooks can be purchased from the UWF Bookstore.