Foundations of Financial Management for Non Business Majors
Provides students an overview of financial management. Students will understand how a business allocates financial resources in an uncertain environment to maximize shareholder value. In addition, students will learn the following: how to apply accounting principles to corporate finance; how to value assets, projects, companies and investment securities; understand the relationship between risk and return and how it impacts investment and corporate decisions; how to calculate a company's cost of capital, and develop an intuitive comprehension of financial concepts and analysis.
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisite: BMIN210 , BMGT210 or BMGT220 . Restriction: Must not have completed BMGT340 ; and must not be a major in the R.H. Smith School of Business. Credit Only Granted for: BMIN345 , BMGT345 or BMGT340 . Formerly: BMGT345. Additional Information: Course does not apply to a Smith School degree. BMGT340 may substitute for BMIN345 .
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027