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Professors Y.S. Park, H.G. Askari, F. Robles, R. Weiner, J. Yang, S.S. Rehman
Associate Professors R.W. Click (Chair), J. Ferrer (Research), J.W. Spencer, J. Forrer (Research)
Assistant Professors P. Dastidar, L.A. Riddle, M. Ayyagari, R. Lucea
See the School of Business for programs of study leading to the degree of Bachelor of Business Administration.
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| 160 |
Introduction to International Business (3) |
Spencer, Dastidar, Riddle, Ayyagari, Lucea |
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The international business environment, including social, cultural, political, technological, and institutional domains. Multinational corporation strategic imperatives and organizational challenges, including financial, marketing, human resources, and other aspects of management. Prerequisite: Econ 11–12; prerequisite or corequisite: BAdm 145 or Econ 181, 182. (Fall and spring) |
| 164 |
Managing the Multinational Enterprise (3) |
Spencer, Robles |
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The changing nature of the international environment and the resulting effects on strategy of U.S. and foreign multinational corporations. Prerequisite: IBus 160. |
| 166 |
International Marketing Management (3) |
Robles, Riddle |
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Introduction to international marketing analysis and strategy, and the dynamic nature of international markets. Analysis of different types of international markets and formulation of initial entry strategies. Prerequisite: BAdm 110, 145 or Econ 181, 182. (Fall and spring) |
| 168 |
Foreign Market Analysis (3) |
Robles |
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Project course involving global market research for target market selection, market entry strategy and in-country marketing plan development and financial implications of recommended global marketing strategy. Focus on consulting process as ancillary component. Prerequisite: IBus 160, 166. |
| 171 |
International Business Finance (3) |
Rehman, Yang, Click, Dastidar, Ayyagari |
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Analysis of the international economic environment and its influence on corporate financial management of international operations. Prerequisite: BAdm 115, 145 or Econ 181, 182. (Fall and spring) |
| 173 |
International Banking (3) |
Park |
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Theory and practice of international banking; analysis of international commercial and investment banking from a management perspective; subjects include current international monetary and financial environment, money and capital markets, and topical problems of international banking from a management perspective. Prerequisite: IBus 171. |
| 175 |
International Monetary and Financial Issues (3) |
Askari, Rehman, Yang, Dastidar |
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International macro and micro issues of money and finance examined from a management perspective. Globalization, international monetary systems, LDC debt crises, corporate governance and valuation, and the role of the IMF and the World Bank. Prerequisite: IBus 171 or permission of instructor. |
| 190 |
Special Topics (3) |
Staff |
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Experimental offering; new course topics and teaching methods. |
| 199 |
Independent Study (arr.) |
Staff |
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Assigned topics. Admission by prior permission of advisor. May be repeated once for credit. (Fall and spring) |
