This course provides an introduction to accounting as well as to the three major fields of finance: financial institutions, investments, and corporate finance. The emphasis is on a thorough understanding of underlying concepts-including the time value of money, risk and reward, and valuation-and their practical application for entrepreneurs, managers, and investors.

This course provides an introduction to accounting as well as to the three major fields of finance: financial institutions, investments, and corporate finance. The emphasis is on a thorough understanding of underlying concepts-including the time value of money, risk and reward, and valuation-and their practical application for entrepreneurs, managers, and investors.

This course provides an introduction to accounting as well as to the three major fields of finance: financial institutions, investments, and corporate finance. The emphasis is on a thorough understanding of underlying concepts-including the time value of money, risk and reward, and valuation-and their practical application for entrepreneurs, managers, and investors.

This course provides an introduction to accounting as well as to the three major fields of finance: financial institutions, investments, and corporate finance. The emphasis is on a thorough understanding of underlying concepts-including the time value of money, risk and reward, and valuation-and their practical application for entrepreneurs, managers, and investors.

This course provides an introduction to accounting as well as to the three major fields of finance: financial institutions, investments, and corporate finance. The emphasis is on a thorough understanding of underlying concepts-including the time value of money, risk and reward, and valuation-and their practical application for entrepreneurs, managers, and investors. div> Open to: BBA Strategic Design and Management majors, and Creative Entrepreneurship minors; other upper-level undergraduates with permission of the Strategic Design and Management program. Pre-requisite(s): LMTH 1950 Quantitative Reasoning 1, LMTH 2040 Calculus, or equivalent. Note: when taking an online section, the expectation is for full engagement which includes cameras on for the entire class. If this will be an issue, please consider an in person section. 

This course provides an introduction to accounting as well as to the three major fields of finance: financial institutions, investments, and corporate finance. The emphasis is on a thorough understanding of underlying concepts-including the time value of money, risk and reward, and valuation-and their practical application for entrepreneurs, managers, and investors. NOTE: Students may test out of the pre-requisite course (LMTH 1950 Quantitative Reasoning 1) by contacting the Quantitative Reasoning Program at quantreasoning@newschool.edu

This course provides an introduction to accounting as well as to the three major fields of finance: financial institutions, investments, and corporate finance. The emphasis is on a thorough understanding of underlying concepts-including the time value of money, risk and reward, and valuation-and their practical application for entrepreneurs, managers, and investors. NOTE: Students may test out of the pre-requisite course (LMTH 1950 Quantitative Reasoning 1) by contacting the Quantitative Reasoning Program at quantreasoning@newschool.edu

This course provides an introduction to accounting as well as to the three major fields of finance: financial institutions, investments, and corporate finance. The emphasis is on a thorough understanding of underlying concepts-including the time value of money, risk and reward, and valuation-and their practical application for entrepreneurs, managers, and investors. NOTE: Students may test out of the pre-requisite course (LMTH 1950 Quantitative Reasoning 1) by contacting the Quantitative Reasoning Program at quantreasoning@newschool.edu

This course provides an introduction to accounting as well as to the three major fields of finance: financial institutions, investments, and corporate finance. The emphasis is on a thorough understanding of underlying concepts-including the time value of money, risk and reward, and valuation-and their practical application for entrepreneurs, managers, and investors. NOTE: Students may test out of the pre-requisite course (LMTH 1950 Quantitative Reasoning 1) by contacting the Quantitative Reasoning Program at quantreasoning@newschool.edu

This course provides an introduction to accounting as well as to the three major fields of finance: financial institutions, investments, and corporate finance. The emphasis is on a thorough understanding of underlying concepts-including the time value of money, risk and reward, and valuation-and their practical application for entrepreneurs, managers, and investors. NOTE: Students may test out of the pre-requisite course (LMTH 1950 Quantitative Reasoning 1) by contacting the Quantitative Reasoning Program at quantreasoning@newschool.edu

This course provides an introduction to accounting as well as to the three major fields of finance: financial institutions, investments, and corporate finance. The emphasis is on a thorough understanding of underlying concepts-including the time value of money, risk and reward, and valuation-and their practical application for entrepreneurs, managers, and investors. NOTE: Students may test out of the pre-requisite course (LMTH 1950 Quantitative Reasoning 1) by contacting the Quantitative Reasoning Program at quantreasoning@newschool.edu

This course provides an introduction to accounting as well as to the three major fields of finance: financial institutions, investments, and corporate finance. The emphasis is on a thorough understanding of underlying concepts-including the time value of money, risk and reward, and valuation-and their practical application for entrepreneurs, managers, and investors. NOTE: Students may test out of the pre-requisite course (LMTH 1950 Quantitative Reasoning 1) by contacting the Quantitative Reasoning Program at quantreasoning@newschool.edu