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About Business 2210: Principles of Finance (3 credit hours)
This is an introductory course and as such, provides instruction on key concepts you will use throughout your education and business career. Some of the topics we will cover during the term include:
- Time Value of Money
- Bond and Stock Valuation
- Capital Budgeting
- Ratio Analysis
- Financial Forecasting
- Break-Even Analysis
- Business Ethics
This course was designed to provide a supportive classroom environment. You will have an opportunity to discuss theory and practice problems with both your classmates and me. Our discussions will take us beyond the textbook into current business issues and events. You will have an opportunity to report on current issues in Business Ethics and Corporate Governance. You will also analyze a company's financial statements and report on that company's financial health.
Who Should Take This Course?
This course would be an appropriate choice for the following students:
- Those interested in Finance and Accounting Careers.
- Those interested in transferring to a baccalaureate institution
(Please contact your transfer institution regarding transfer credit)
- Those interested in obtaining Business Credit to sit for the CPA Exam.
Prerequisite: The prerequisites for this course are Business 1100 and Accounting 1140.
Careers In Finance
If you are interested in a Finance or Business Career, visit www.careers-in-business.com. It is a great resource.