This course examines the critical role information technologies (IT) and information technology infrastructures have on businesses today. It provides tools managers can use to access how businesses should use digital information technologies as part of corporate global strategy and as an integrated critical part of enterprise solutions.Read More
This course examines the discipline of financial management from the perspective of the corporate finance professional, including financial decision-making, analyzing financial performance, applying financial forecasting to business situations, assessing budgeting considerations, financing methods, and financial risk. The course explores the role and usage of external financing mechanisms for the firm, including debt, leasing, stock and...Read More
This course examines the discipline of operations management (OM). Familiarity is gained of the foundations of OM, including the core components of OM, and managing the OM resources and processes that create value. An understanding of OM’s role within the supply chain, capacity planning, process performance, resource planning and project management are also explored as...Read More
This course provides an introduction to the discipline of international management. It explores the impact of globalization on management and how cultural diversity plays a key role in the management process of the firm.Read More
This course examines the theory of supply and demand and provides an examination of international trade theory and policy issues. The course concludes with an exploration of balance of payments and an appraisal foreign exchange rates. The intent of this course is to provide the student with a good understanding of the forces that shape...Read More
In this course, students prepare research for their global business plan related to their area of concentration within the broader International Trade Management context. Through forecasting, market analysis, and their research, they demonstrate information literacy and analysis skills to address a real world business problem.Read More
This course forms a foundation and understanding of the globalization of markets, particularly from the view of the exporter, focusing on general export practices, documentation requirements and global supply chain realities. It also examines global supply chain issues and practical concerns confronting the logistics specialist, including logistics regulations, and logistics procedures and supply chain issues...Read More
This course examines importing from several points of view: legal (including duties and regulations), business needs, and other dynamics within the business enterprise. Developing systems, anticipating and planning for exceptions and shortfalls are discussed to manage importing strategically.Read More
This course explores the unique needs filled by the special circumstance provisions allowed by the U.S. Government (USG) in the administration of the export (trade) regulations of controlled goods and services. It examines the legal usage and applicability of these provisions in meeting USG strict license requirements, limited usage requirements and associated concerns as stipulated...Read More
This course examines the concepts, tools and methods for auditing and assessing several crucial compliance processes, including “Deemed Exports”, voluntary and involuntary (directed) disclosures and methods for auditing trade compliance efforts. Any organization, large or small, bound by the U.S. government’s International Traffic in Arms Regulations or Export Administration Regulations or other regulations may find...Read More
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