BA 411Analyzing Business and Industry
Prepares students to obtain an enterprise-wide view of business and industry by integrating operational and financial decisions in a team and learning environment. B A 411B A 411 Analyzing Business and Industry (3) The course provides the students with a methodology for analyzing the business, introduces the students to sources of financial information available from private and public sources and trains the student to prepare and professionally present business analysis reports. The course, which adopts a user perspective, extends the students' basic knowledge of financial reporting and provides them with a broader context for understanding business that includes economic and social forces, the regulatory environment of businesses and their financial reporting, capital market operations and corporate governance. It applies concepts and decision tools that are studied throughout the curriculum such as present value, financial ratio analysis, break-even point analysis and statistical analysis.
Prerequisites
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Where it sits in degree plans
Suggested plans most often put it in Year 4 · Spring (8 programs).
Required in (11)
- Accounting, B.S. (Business)
- Actuarial Science, B.S.
- Business Analytics and Information Systems, B.S.
- Corporate Innovation and Entrepreneurship, B.S.
- Finance, B.S. (Business)
- International Business, Minor
- Management, B.S. (Business)
- Marketing, B.S. (Business)
- Real Estate, B.S.
- Risk Management, B.S.
- Supply Chain and Information Systems, B.S.
Courses that list BA 411 as a prerequisite (1)
- MGMT 471 Strategic Management