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Accounting Required Course Number MGT 411A MGT 411B
Course Title Financial Reporting I Financial Reporting II
Credit Hours 2 2
Electives 8 additional hours from the following: Course Number Course Title Credit Hours MGT 412 Taxation of Business and Investment Transactions 2 MGT 413 Advanced Management Accounting 2 MGT 417 Accounting Information Systems 2 MGT 511 Advanced Financial Reporting and Analysis 2 MGT 512 Taxation of Corporations and Shareholders 2 MGT 513 Financial Statement Analysis 2 MGT 514 Taxation of Joint Ventures, Partnerships, and Other “Flow-Through” Entities (Not offered 2013/2014) 2 MGT 518 Accounting and Finance for Entrepreneurs 2 MGT 539F Federal Income Taxation of Mergers and Acquisitions 2
Finance Required Course Number MGT 431 MGT 432A
Course Title Investments Corporate Valuation
Credit Hours 2 2
Electives 8 additional hours from the following: Course Number MGT 432B MGT 433A MGT 435a MGT 435b MGT 435c MGT 436 MGT 437 MGT 439 MGT 507 MGT 530 MGT 531 MGT 532 MGT 534 MGT 535a MGT 536 MGT 539f MGT 539g MGT 539H
Course Title Credit Hours Corporate Financial Policy 2 International Financial Markets and Instruments 2 Equities Markets 2 Bond Markets 2 Derivatives Markets 2 Financial Institutions (Not offered 2013/2014) 2 Real Estate Financial Analysis 2 Advanced Real Estate Valuation 2 Health Care Finance and Accounting 2 Mergers and Acquisitions 2 Venture Capital/Private Equity (short course) 1 Risk Management 2 Financial Data Analysis 2 Derivative Securities Valuation 2 Active Portfolio Management 2 Federal Income Taxation of Mergers and Acquisitions 2 Corporate Restructuring for Distressed Firms (short course) 1 Hedge Funds (Not offered 2013/2014) 2
General Management General management is a customized concentration. A student in consultation with a faculty member and the Office of Academic Programs devises a curriculum tailored to his/her needs. Guidelines for proposals are available in the Office of Academic Programs. The resulting proposal must be approved by the professor charged with overseeing the student’s course of study and by the Office of Academic Programs.