These courses focus on developing analytical tools and knowledge
that support the rest of the curriculum. - Financial Accounting
provides the insight to see through the numbers by developing
your understanding of the language of business, how financial
statements are prepared, how to interpret financial statements,
how to conduct preliminary financial analyses of the firm, and
how to forecast a firm's financial performance. - Microeconomics
focuses on the basic economic principles of the firm and their
relevance in business decisions. The course covers supply and
demand and its relation to market behavior followed by economic
determinants of individuals' consumption, savings, and labor
behavior. - Statistics provides a comprehensive treatment of
basic statistical concepts and analytical tools for data-driven
decision makers. Topics covered include time series, categorical
data, random variables and their distributions, variability, and
regression models. Priority is given to understanding the
concepts and the