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COMM / Commerce
This course provides the opportunity to offer new topics in the subject of Commerce.
New Course in Commerce
Courses taught in the Marketing area.Prerequisite: 4th Year Commerce
Courses taught in the Management area.Prerequisite: 4th Year Commerce
A seminar on issues drawing current attention in the finance literature and affecting non-financial business firms, financial institutions or investment management. Prerequisite: Fourth-year Commerce standing and instructor permission.
This course introduces students to the software used by creative personnel within an advertising agency, such as Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, and Illustrator, to name a few.
This is a research oriented class that examines how firms can leverage customer analytics to successfully create, manage, and grow brands. The class provides marketing managers and operational business leaders …
In this class you will apply quantitative tools to deconstruct each of the main asset classes, developing a more nuanced understanding of the risks one owns, and to evaluate a …
Students will meet regularly with their advisor during the semester as they work to complete the independent research program developed in Comm 4840. Students will submit a preliminary thesis document …
This course is designed to strengthen your ability to correctly interpret financial statements & their accompanying disclosures. Throughout the semester we will discuss the key disclosure rules in the United …
Tech's Role in Business and Society. Students will focus on current topics in the fast-growing technology industry including tech business models, Silicon Valley and global industry culture, and public policy. …
This course focuses on the techniques and database used by media agencies to develop a media plan in a rapidly changing and increasingly digital media landscape. The course also builds …
Global Commerce courses that count in the Management concentration.
A business course open to all non-commerce majors. Not appropriate for students who have taken COMM 1800. This course introduces the "language of business," knowledge & skills in the areas …
ECE / Electrical and Computer Engineering
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