~EGULAR SESSION - University of Oregon

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 255
models of business behavior; applications to inventory and waiting-line problems.
Prerequisite: one year of college mathematics; BS 232, BS 333, or
equivalent. Baerncopf.
BS 433. Special Topics in Business Statistics. (G) 3 hours.
Development of competence in applying the ideas of probability and statistical
inference to problems in business administration; mathematical models in
business, regression analysis, elementary considerations of game theory, timeseries
analysis. Prerequisite: one year of college mathematics; BS 232, BS
333, or equivalent. Baerncopf.
Finance and Business Environment
THE PROGRAM offered by the Department of Finance and Business Environment
is designed to prepare students for careers in the basic fields of domestic
and foreign finance and managerial economics. The courses provide a fundamental
understanding of the application of economic analysis to the solution of problems
of business management and of business finance and financial institutions, with
special attention to the relation of financial policies and operations to the functioning
of the economic system as a whole.
The department offers six major options: banking, investments, finance management,
international business, business economics, and business education.
Banking. The option in banking is designed to 'prepare students for careers
in banks and related financial institutions. The major requirements, in addition to
the core program of the school, are listed below:
Term Hours
Public Finance (Ec 319) 3
Introduction to Real Estate & Urban Land Use (MIT 330) 5
Risk & Insurance (MIT 354) 4
Commercial Bank Management (FBE 460)................................................................ 5
Investments (FBE 463) 3
Financial Problems Analysis (FBE 340) 3
Mortgage Lending (FBE 440) 3
Minimum of 5 term hours selected from electives listed below................................ 5
ELECTIVES
Taxation & Business Policy (Ac 31 J) ..
Advanced Business Law (FBE 418) ..
Investments (FBE 464) ..
Foreign Exchange & International Finanee Management (FBE 474) ..
Investments. The option in investments is designed to prepare students for
careers in investment banking, investment management, and stock brokerage. The
major requirements, in addition to the core program of the school, are listed below:
Financial Prohlems Analysis (FBE 340) .
Mortgage Lending (FBE 440) .. ..
Taxation & Business Policy (Ae 311) ..
Investments (FBE 463,464) ..
A minimum of 12 term hours seleeted from electives listed below ..
31
Term Hours
27
ELECTIVES
Puhlic Finance (Ec 319) 3
Commercial Bank Management (FBE 460) 5
Introduction to Real Estate & Urban Land Use (MIT 330) 5
Life & Health Insurance (MIT 456) 4
Money & Banking (Ec 318).......................................................................................... 3
Economics of Competitive Industries (Ec 463) 3
Public Utility Management (MIT 467) 3
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