All managers, self-employed business owners and individual investors require an adequate knowledge of business financing, financial analysis and capital budgeting. Informed decision-making requires a sound understanding and firm grasp of analytical techniques such as the proper use of financial ratios, evaluating interest costs through debt financing, financial statement analysis, cash budgeting, capital budgeting, and break-even analysis.
Business Law is an introduction to the legal system, including consideration of constitutional law. Torts are studied with a stress on the concept of negligence. The law of contract is covered and land law and insurance are briefly considered. Employment law (including legislation), company law, and the law of the marketplace are also considered.
This course introduces the industry-standard principles for managing projects on time, on budget, and to the organization’s satisfaction. This course will cover the entire project lifecycle from conceptualization to termination, with emphasis on project scope management, project time management, and project management planning and control. The course will provide the basic tools for successfully managing any type of project regardless of the industry, scope, environment, complexity, culture, or whether it is a public or private project.
Capstone course for Business Administration Diploma
This course examines complexities of accounting principles for corporate financial presentation. Special emphasis is placed on asset management and the various methods used by differing industries.