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- AIN 722
- Programs: AI Strategy + Innovation, IT Management
Explore the key areas of consideration when deploying products that contain AI. This course will cover the social, political, and economic effects that AI may have on society, including an understanding of public concerns with AI such as economic, equity, and human rights. Students will study diverse ethical issues that arise with the widespread and rapid integration of AI technologies, as well as the tools and frameworks for ensuring ethical AI practices to mitigate AI bias.
Making decisions in a dynamic fast-paced business environment is a challenge for most employees. Decision making and problem solving skills become critical when moving into leadership roles in order to drive business growth. Leaders with a developed system for effective decision making are best equipped to lead their teams through times of uncertainty.
In this program, participants will learn to use the Vroom model for decision making to determine how to maximize their decisions at work. They will learn to examine each decision-making situation in order to determine the extent to which their direct reports and associates should be involved in the decision.
- FAH 710
This course is an exploration of current theory and knowledge about the intersection of faith and health. Students will explore the relationship of faith and spirituality to health and disease and how to best serve their communities.
- LDR 730
- Programs: Engineering Management
This course equips students with the essential financial skills to evaluate, fund, and manage both operational initiatives and high-risk innovation projects. Students learn to interpret financial statements, assess project economics, apply capital budgeting techniques, conduct risk-adjusted ROI analysis, and determine when to continue, pivot, or stop investment.
- FTA 710
- Programs: Financial Technology
Gain an understanding of statistical techniques for business, economics, and finance and how to apply those techniques to decision-making. This course teaches how to analyze time-series data and evaluate risk-reward trade-off. Learners will use data analytics software, apply financial analytics in real-world situations, and use statistical and prediction models to analyze and address financial industry problems.
- Availability: This course is offered every semester.
- PAD 712
Gain an understanding of financial management and budgeting in the public administration sector. This course examines areas of financial management including financial statements and reporting, cost analysis, financial forecast, cash flow management, and financial risk management from a leadership perspective.
- Availability: Fall
- LDR 726
- Programs: Communications, Health Administration, IT Management
Develop a deeper understanding of the numbers side of business in order to lead effectively in today’s complex economy. This course provides critical financial competencies including the basics of cash flow and income, reading a balance sheet effectively, analyzing information to ask the right questions, and presenting a strong business case.
- Availability: This course is offered every semester.
- LDR 726
- Programs: Health Administration
Leading effectively in today’s complex economy requires a confident understanding of the numbers side of the business.
- FTA 751
- Programs: Financial Technology
Gain an understanding of the structure and functioning of US and international financial markets. This course covers related topics, including banking theory, the roles of traditional and non-traditional financial intermediaries, the impact of securitization, international financial competition, financial system stability and financial regulation.
- Availability: Spring and Fall
- ERM 714
- Programs: Enterprise Risk Management
Evaluate how organizations manage financial risk including credit, market, price, and liquidity risks. This course will explore the advantages and disadvantages of different financial risk management tools.
- FTA 720
- Programs: Enterprise Risk Management, Financial Technology
Develop knowledge of the trends, innovations, and uncertainties in financial services. This course explores how fintech enhances industries supported by finance, including real estate and insurance. Learners will also discuss and assess the systems that support innovative technologies, including payment systems, personal banking, peer-to-peer lending, portfolio management, and more.
- Availability: Spring and Summer