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This is a course in Managerial Economics, which focuses primarily on the microeconomic environment in which a manager must operate. In addition to understanding how market structures affect firm performance, the course explores the use of economic concepts as managerial tools.

This course offers students an overview of the concepts, terminology, and methodology of accounting, including an overview of financial, managerial, and cost accounting principles and procedures. See the syllabus for goals and objectives. (Capitalize W and C in the key!)

This course explores the key elements and various forms of social capital as well as ways to measure its value to commerce and communities. Social capital's role in sustaining and enhancing human relationships with ecological systems is also examined in order to better understand how social structures, networks and norms contribute to business success and community vitality. Course instruction includes business and community case studies, both domestic and international.