Finance, B.S. Business Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

Students who complete the program in Finance will be able to:

Exhibit general knowledge of theories and practices in the core areas of business.
Critically analyze and apply business knowledge to solve complex business situations.
Demonstrate effective business communication through both written and verbal means.
Formulate decisions informed by ethical values.
Collaborate effectively in teams.
Exhibit an in-depth knowledge of financial management, investment and international finance theories.
Prepare a business valuation using finance tools and theories.

Course List
Code	Title	Units
Lower-Division Requirements
ACC 2001	Principles of Financial Accounting	4
ACC 2002	Principles of Managerial Accounting	3
BUS 1000	Introduction to Business and Systems	3
BUS 2001	Legal Environment of Business	3
ECO 1001	Principles of Macroeconomics (FE)	3
ECO 1002	Principles of Microeconomics (FE)	3
MGT 2012	Principles of Management	3
MTH 1053	Mathematical Analysis for Business and Economics ¹	3
or MTH 1073	Business Calculus (FE)
MTH 2003	Introduction to Statistics	3
Upper-Division Requirements
BUS 3013	Business Communications	3
BUS 4080	International Business	3
BUS 4089	Internship in Business (3 units required)	3
FIN 3035	Business Finance	3
FIN 3065	Financial Planning	3
FIN 3085	Intermediate Finance	3
FIN 4015	Investments	3
FIN 4025	Financial Statement Analysis and Valuation	3
FIN 4035	International Finance	3
MGT 4088 and MGT 4088L	Strategic Management and Strategic Management Lab	3
MKT 3032	Principles of Marketing	3
Elective Courses
BUS 3040	Real Estate Principles and Practices	3
or ECO 3080	Money and Banking
Total Units		64

¹: MTH 1073 fulfills the Foundational Explorations Problem Solving Requirement, but MTH 1053 does not.

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