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Finance and Business Law
Craig School of Business
The Craig School of Business
Department of Finance
and Business Law
K. C. Chen, Chair
Karen Linville, Department
Administrative Assistant
Peters Business Building, Room 285
559.278.2341
FAX: 559.278.4911
www.craig.csufresno.edu/Departments/FINANCE/
B.S. in Business Administration
Options:
• Finance
• International Business
• Real Estate and Urban Land Economics
Certificate in Finance
2006-2007 California State University, Fresno General Catalog 221
communications revolution — and de-clining
travel costs — have made all busi-nesses
aware of global markets. The option
stresses the role of global communications
and the growth of entrepreneurial oppor-tunities
in worldwide markets, with special
attention to California and the markets of
the Pacific Rim.
The Real Estate and Urban Land Eco-nomics
Option provides the background
for a wide range of career opportunities in
addition to residential and commercial real
estate sales. These areas include develop-ment,
lending, banking, appraising, es-crow,
property management, and construc-tion.
Usually students who enroll in the
real estate option will complete all courses
necessary to take the California Brokers
License Examination.
Faculty
The faculty comprises more than 20 full-time
and part-time individuals who have
outstanding reputations in both business
and education. All full-time members of
the department have earned an appropriate
doctoral degree and many of them have
gained national reputations for their schol-arship.
The faculty is extremely active in
research and textbook writing as well as in
working with the business community. A
wide range of approaches are used in teach-ing
the many different courses offered by
the department. These include computer
simulations, team projects, community
projects, laboratory research, group discus-sions,
collaborative work groups, case stud-ies,
internships, and foreign studies pro-grams.
The broad background of the faculty
members and their strong commitment to
business education assures students of a
challenging and rewarding course of study.
K. C. Chen, Chair
Tom Doyel
Lynn M. Forsythe
James M. Highsmith
Amir A. Jassim
Ida M. Jones
Deborah J. Kemp
Richard C. Lacy
Barry P. Laiss
Patricia A. LaRosa
J. David Reitzel
Manuchehr
Shahrokhi
Kuo-cheng Tseng
Alan Rufus Waters
Rassoul Yazdipour
The Department
The Department of Finance and Business
Law offers three options (areas of empha-sis)
within the Bachelor of Science in the
Business Administration degree program.
The Finance Option stresses the financial
structure of businesses through a common
set of courses and specialized courses di-rected
at various applications. It consists of
two tracks — General Finance and Finan-cial
Planning. The General Finance track is
designed to provide students with the basic
skills required to plan, supervise, and con-trol
the financial activities of business orga-nizations.
These include understanding the
trade-off between risk and return, the time
value of money, and the magnifying effect
of leverage. Students specializing in the
General Finance track gain the skills related
to evaluating the financial needs of a busi-ness,
obtaining the funds required by the
firm, and using these funds in such a way
that the company’s goals are met.
Career opportunities in finance include,
but are not limited to, the following: (1)
corporate finance — financial analyst, fi-nancial
planning, project finance; (2) port-folio
management — security analyst, stock
broker, investment banker, portfolio man-ager;
and (3) banking and financial institu-tions
— commercial and residential loan
officers, trust officer, marketing officer.
The International Business Option intro-duces
students to the fastest growing part
of business today. The information and
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| Title | 2006-07 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 2006-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
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| Location | Fresno, California |
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| Full Text Search | Finance and Business Law Craig School of Business The Craig School of Business Department of Finance and Business Law K. C. Chen, Chair Karen Linville, Department Administrative Assistant Peters Business Building, Room 285 559.278.2341 FAX: 559.278.4911 www.craig.csufresno.edu/Departments/FINANCE/ B.S. in Business Administration Options: • Finance • International Business • Real Estate and Urban Land Economics Certificate in Finance 2006-2007 California State University, Fresno General Catalog 221 communications revolution — and de-clining travel costs — have made all busi-nesses aware of global markets. The option stresses the role of global communications and the growth of entrepreneurial oppor-tunities in worldwide markets, with special attention to California and the markets of the Pacific Rim. The Real Estate and Urban Land Eco-nomics Option provides the background for a wide range of career opportunities in addition to residential and commercial real estate sales. These areas include develop-ment, lending, banking, appraising, es-crow, property management, and construc-tion. Usually students who enroll in the real estate option will complete all courses necessary to take the California Brokers License Examination. Faculty The faculty comprises more than 20 full-time and part-time individuals who have outstanding reputations in both business and education. All full-time members of the department have earned an appropriate doctoral degree and many of them have gained national reputations for their schol-arship. The faculty is extremely active in research and textbook writing as well as in working with the business community. A wide range of approaches are used in teach-ing the many different courses offered by the department. These include computer simulations, team projects, community projects, laboratory research, group discus-sions, collaborative work groups, case stud-ies, internships, and foreign studies pro-grams. The broad background of the faculty members and their strong commitment to business education assures students of a challenging and rewarding course of study. K. C. Chen, Chair Tom Doyel Lynn M. Forsythe James M. Highsmith Amir A. Jassim Ida M. Jones Deborah J. Kemp Richard C. Lacy Barry P. Laiss Patricia A. LaRosa J. David Reitzel Manuchehr Shahrokhi Kuo-cheng Tseng Alan Rufus Waters Rassoul Yazdipour The Department The Department of Finance and Business Law offers three options (areas of empha-sis) within the Bachelor of Science in the Business Administration degree program. The Finance Option stresses the financial structure of businesses through a common set of courses and specialized courses di-rected at various applications. It consists of two tracks — General Finance and Finan-cial Planning. The General Finance track is designed to provide students with the basic skills required to plan, supervise, and con-trol the financial activities of business orga-nizations. These include understanding the trade-off between risk and return, the time value of money, and the magnifying effect of leverage. Students specializing in the General Finance track gain the skills related to evaluating the financial needs of a busi-ness, obtaining the funds required by the firm, and using these funds in such a way that the company’s goals are met. Career opportunities in finance include, but are not limited to, the following: (1) corporate finance — financial analyst, fi-nancial planning, project finance; (2) port-folio management — security analyst, stock broker, investment banker, portfolio man-ager; and (3) banking and financial institu-tions — commercial and residential loan officers, trust officer, marketing officer. The International Business Option intro-duces students to the fastest growing part of business today. The information and |
