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| Valuation | FIN 715 | Winter 22 (B) | 2.25 hours |
| Valuation --- This course focuses on the valuation of projects and companies. In many business contexts, the value of a project or firm is at the root of effective decision-making. Learn More |
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| Managing the Maize and Blue Fund | FIN 725 | Fall 20 (B) +1 | 1.5 hours |
| Managing the Maize and Blue Fund --- In this course students act as portfolio managers for the Maize and Blue (Student Managed) Fund. Learn More |
More Terms: Fall 21 (B) |
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| Managing the Maize and Blue Fund | FIN 726 | Winter 21 (A) +1 | 1.5 hours |
| Managing the Maize and Blue Fund --- In this course students act as portfolio managers for the Maize and Blue (Student Managed) Fund. Learn More |
More Terms: Winter 22 (A) |
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| Managing the Maize and Blue Fund as a Senior Analyst | FIN 728 | Winter 21 (A) +3 | 1.5 hours |
| Managing the Maize and Blue Fund as a Senior Analyst --- In this course students act as portfolio managers for the Maize and Blue (Student Managed) Fund. Learn More |
More Terms: Winter 21 (B) Winter 22 (A) Winter 22 (B) |
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| Independent Study Project | FIN 750 | Fall 20 +9 | 1 - 3 hours |
| Independent Study Project --- Independent study projects, supervised by faculty, are available to graduate business students in good academic standing. Learn More |
More Terms: Fall 21 Spring 20 Spring 21 Spring/Summer 20 Spring/Summer 21 Summer 20 Summer 21 Winter 21 Winter 22 |
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| Fundamentals of Investment Decisions with Symmetric Information | FIN 855 | Fall 20 +1 | 3 hours |
| Fundamentals of Investment Decisions with Symmetric Information --- This course will make students familiar with the basic techniques for making investment decisions and valuing securities when all ec Learn More |
More Terms: Fall 21 |
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| Asymmetric Information | FIN 865 | Fall 20 (A) +1 | 1.5 hours |
| Theoretical Models in Finance I --- This is the first course in a two-part sequence in theoretical models in Finance, the second course being FIN 872. Learn More |
More Terms: Fall 21 (A) |
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| Corporate Finance | FIN 871 | Fall 20 (B) +1 | 1.5 hours |
| Corporate Finance --- The purpose of the course is to provide a background for understanding the determinants of corporate financial policy and introduce students to current research in finance. Learn More |
More Terms: Fall 21 (A) |
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| Continuous-Time Asset Pricing | FIN 872 | Fall 20 (B) +1 | 1.5 hours |
| Theoretical Models in Finance II --- This is the second course in a two-part sequence on theoretical models in Finance, the second course being FIN 865. Learn More |
More Terms: Fall 21 (B) |
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| Dynamic Models and Structural Estimation in Corporate Finance | FIN 873 | Winter 21 (A) +1 | 1.5 hours |
| Dynamic Models and Structural Estimation in Corporate Finance --- This course seeks to achieve three equally important goals. Learn More |
More Terms: Winter 22 (A) |
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| Empirical Methodology in Finance | FIN 875 | Winter 21 (A) +1 | 1.5 hours |
| Empirical Methodology in Finance --- This seminar course will expose graduate students to the more commonly used empirical methods in financial literature. Learn More |
More Terms: Winter 22 (A) |
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| Research Topics in Finance | FIN 885 | Winter 21 (A) +1 | 1.5 hours |
| Research Topics in Finance --- Research Topics courses are used to cover current topics. Courses are not offered every term, and coverage differs from one offering to the next. Learn More |
More Terms: Winter 22 (A) |
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| Special Research for Doctoral Applicants & Candidates | FIN 900 | Fall 20 +9 | 1 - 6 hours |
| Special Research --- Special Research for Doctoral Applicants & Candidates. Individual Research projects for Doctoral Applicants and Candidates are available. Learn More |
More Terms: Fall 21 Spring 20 Spring 21 Spring/Summer 20 Spring/Summer 21 Summer 20 Summer 21 Winter 21 Winter 22 |
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| Dissertation - Precandidacy | FIN 990 | Fall 20 +9 | 1 - 8 hours |
| Dissertation - Precandidacy --- Dissertation research at the Precandidacy stage. Learn More |
More Terms: Fall 21 Spring 20 Spring 21 Spring/Summer 20 Spring/Summer 21 Summer 20 Summer 21 Winter 21 Winter 22 |
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| Dissertation - Candidacy | FIN 995 | Fall 20 +9 | 4 - 8 hours |
| Dissertation - Candidacy --- Dissertation research at the candidacy stage. Learn More |
More Terms: Fall 21 Spring 20 Spring 21 Spring/Summer 20 Spring/Summer 21 Summer 20 Summer 21 Winter 21 Winter 22 |
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| Marketing Management | MKT 300 | Fall 20 +3 | 3 hours |
| Marketing Management --- An introductory course utilizing the case method of instruction to develop skills in marketing decision making. Learn More |
More Terms: Fall 21 Winter 21 Winter 22 |
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| Marketing Management | MKT 302 | Fall 20 +5 | 3 hours |
| Marketing Management --- An introductory course utilizing the case method of instruction to develop skills in marketing decision making. Learn More |
More Terms: Fall 21 Spring/Summer 20 Spring/Summer 21 Winter 21 Winter 22 |
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| Fundamentals of Sales Management | MKT 310 | Fall 20 +5 | 3 hours |
| Fundamentals of Sales Management --- Nearly $1 trillion is spent every year on the selling function. Every senior management team must deliver its revenue and profit numbers. Learn More |
More Terms: Fall 21 Spring/Summer 20 Spring/Summer 21 Winter 21 Winter 22 |
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| Retail Marketing Management | MKT 312 | Fall 20 +3 | 3 hours |
| Retail Marketing Management --- This course will familiarize students with principles of sales and marketing in a business to consumer space. Learn More |
More Terms: Fall 21 Winter 21 Winter 22 |
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| Consumer Behavior | MKT 313 | Fall 20 +5 | 3 hours |
| Consumer Behavior --- Formulation of appropriate and effective marketing strategies must begin with a clean and accurate understanding of consumers. Learn More |
More Terms: Fall 21 Spring/Summer 20 Spring/Summer 21 Winter 21 Winter 22 |
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| Business to Business and Industrial Marketing | MKT 314 | Fall 21 (B) | 1.5 hours |
| Business to Business and Industrial Marketing --- This course introduces students to the challenges and complexities of business to business and industrial marketing. Learn More |
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| International Marketing | MKT 315 | Winter 21 +1 | 3 hours |
| International Marketing --- The course focuses on problems of marketing across national borders, marketing within foreign countries and the coordination of global marketing. Learn More |
More Terms: Winter 22 |
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| Digital Marketing | MKT 322 | Winter 21 (A) +1 | 1.5 hours |
| Digital Marketing --- Technology has significantly transformed marketing. The last several years have seen an explosion of digital options to engage consumers and attract client marketing budgets. Learn More |
More Terms: Winter 22 (A) |
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| Digital Analytics | MKT 323 | Winter 21 (B) +1 | 1.5 hours |
| Digital Analytics --- The media (non-creative) discipline of advertising has been completely transformed in the data rich digital era of the past decade. Learn More |
More Terms: Winter 22 (B) |
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| Independent Study Project | MKT 399 | Fall 20 +9 | 1 - 3 hours |
| Independent Study Project --- Independent study projects, supervised by
faculty, are available to juniors and seniors in good academic standing. Learn More |
More Terms: Fall 21 Spring 20 Spring 21 Spring/Summer 20 Spring/Summer 21 Summer 20 Summer 21 Winter 21 Winter 22 |
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