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Independent Study Project ES 750 Fall 23 +4 1 - 3 hours
Independent Study Project --- Independent study projects, supervised by faculty, are available to graduate business students in good academic standing.
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Financial Management FIN 300 Fall 23 +1 3 hours
Financial Management --- Financial Management. An introduction to the issues, theory, and methodology that comprise a framework for rational decision-making by financial managers.
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Making Financial Decisions FIN 302 Fall 23 +2 3 hours
Making Financial Decisions --- Financial analysis provides a structure to estimate and compare the costs and benefits of decisions made in both our personal lives and within an organization, such as a
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Investment Banking FIN 317 Fall 23 3 hours
Investment Banking --- The goal of this course is to provide a broad introduction to the investment banking and private equity industry, including capital raising and mergers and acquisitions.
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Managing the Maize and Blue Fund FIN 335 Fall 23 (B) 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.
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Managing Maize and Blue Fund FIN 336 Winter 23 (A) 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.
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Big Data in Finance FIN 342 Fall 23 3 hours
Big Data in Finance --- This course aims to facilitate the acquisition of skills that are useful in quantitative asset management.
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Private Equity: Leveraged Buyout Transactions FIN 351 Winter 23 3 hours
Private Equity: Leveraged Buyout Transactions --- This course focuses on the investment decision process of leveraged buyout (LBO) firms.
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Independent Study Project FIN 399 Fall 23 +4 1 - 3 hours
Independent Study Project --- Independent study projects, supervised by faculty, are available to juniors and seniors in good academic standing.
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Real Estate Fund I FIN 402 Winter 23 (A) +1 1.5 hours
Managing Real Estate Fund I --- Real estate financial markets are rapidly, changing, with new instruments and ideas introduced everyday.
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Real Estate Fund II FIN 403 Winter 23 (A) 3 hours
Real Estate Fund II --- The purpose of this course is to provide students with an opportunity to discover, evaluate and make real-estate investments.
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Capital Markets and Investment Strategy FIN 408 Fall 23 (A) +1 1.5 hours
Capital Markets and Investment Strategy --- Capital Markets and Investment Strategies is a course that covers the fundamentals of making sound investment decisions using modern finance theory.
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Fixed Income Securities FIN 409 Winter 23 (B) 1.5 hours
Fixed Income Securities and Markets --- This course provides a comprehensive overview of the essentials of fixed income securities.
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International Finance Management I FIN 412 Fall 23 (A) 1.5 hours
International Finance Management I --- The purpose of the International Financial Management sequence at the Ross School of Business is to provide the conceptual and analytical framework required for
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International Finance Management II FIN 414 Fall 23 (B) 1.5 hours
International Finance Management II --- The purpose of the International Financial Management sequence at the Ross School of Business is to provide the analytical framework required for understanding
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Corporate Investment Decisions FIN 415 Fall 23 3 hours
Corporate Investment Decisions --- This course focuses on analysis of corporate investment decisions.
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Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Investment Strategies FIN 427 Winter 23 3 hours
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Investment Strategies --- This course covers quantitative approaches to using firm information to develop profitable trading strategies.
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FinTech Innovations FIN 428 Winter 23 3 hours
FinTech: Blockchain, Cryptocurrencies, and Other Technology Innovations In and Out of Finance --- This course introduces students to the most cutting edge FinTech topics including mobile payments, blo
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Capstone - Entrepreneurial Finance FIN 430 Winter 23 3 hours
Capstone - Entrepreneurial Finance --- This Capstone course presents the fundamentals of entrepreneurial venture capital and private equity finance.
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Fundamentals of Private Equity: A Practitioner's Approach FIN 438 Fall 23 3 hours
Fundamentals of Private Equity: A Practitioner's Approach --- This course is intended to provide students with a basic understanding of the fundamentals of private equity through an analysis and overv
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Financial Trading FIN 440 Winter 23 (B) 1.5 hours
Financial Trading --- This course is about how people trade in financial trading and how markets function.
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Real Estate Development in Practice FIN 463 Fall 23 +1 3 hours
Real Estate Development in Practice --- This course aims to provide students the ability to confidently evaluate and plan a real estate development project.
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Real Estate Finance and Investments FIN 466 Winter 23 3 hours
Real Estate Finance and Investments --- This course offers an introduction to real estate investment and financing issues, and begins the development of concepts and techniques for structuring real es
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Financial Modeling FIN 475 Winter 23 (B) 1.5 hours
Financial Modeling --- This course aims at establishing a practical bridge between financial theories and real-world problems for professionals in investment banking, private equity and investment man
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Options and Futures in Financial Decision Making FIN 480 Winter 23 3 hours
Options and Futures in Financial Decision Making --- This course addresses financial derivatives, which are some of the most important securities financial professionals need to understand.
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