History and forms of business organization and ownership; Environment of an enterprise; Organizing and managing enterprise; Management of human resources, market, productions, operations, and finance; Management tools and information systems; International business and globalization; External environment of business; Future outlook of business; Business ethics.
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Introduction to accounting principles; Accounting equation; Recording process; Adjusting and closing entries; Preparing financial statements; Completing the accounting cycle; Accounting for merchandizing operations; Special journal; Inventory recording methods; Control of cash.
Linear programming; Matrix; Inequalities; Differential calculus: variables, functions, and limits; Differentiation rules for differentiation algebraic forms; Application of differentiation: tangent and normal, maxima and minima, rate of change; Successive differentiation; Transcendental functions; Radius of curvature; Theorem of mean values; Integral calculus: integrals, discrete integration, integration by parts, and multiple integrals; Analytical geometry.
Nature and scope of finance; Fields of finance; Goals of financial management; Functions of a financial manager; Financial statements and their analysis; Time series vs. cross sectional analysis; Time value of money; Risk and return; Capital budgeting techniques; Cash flow estimation; Valuation of common stocks, preferred stocks, and ordinary bonds; Capital structure decisions.
Economics: basic concepts, tools and techniques; Theory of demand; elasticity; Consumer behavior and market demand; Theory of production and cost functions; Price and output determination in different product markets; Perfect competition, monopoly, oligopoly, and monopolistic competition; Factors of markets; Pricing of factors of production; Markets and economic efficiency; Public goods and externalities.
This course aims to introduce business principles and practices.Topics of the course include Business in a Global Environment; Forms of Business Ownerships and Organizations; Overview of Entrepreneurship, Management, Leadership, Financial Management, Accounting, Legal Environment, Marketing Management; and Managing Technology and Information.
This course aims to acquaint the students with the mathematical methods/principles that are needed for decision-making in Business. Topics of the course include a Review of Basic Algebra; Linear Equations; Functions; Matrix Operations; Exponential and Logarithmic Functions; an Introduction to the Mathematics of finance; Supply and Demand Analysis; an Introduction to Differential Calculus and its Applications; and an Introduction to Integral Calculus and its Applications.