Business Data Management and Communication

In Financial Accounting: Foundations, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of financial accounting information, including coding financial transactions, accrual accounting, revenue recognition principles, and accounting for short-term assets.

Financial Accounting: Advanced Topics explores accounting for assets, financing of assets, shareholders’ equity, and preparation and analysis of cash flows statement, providing a deeper insight into financial accounting.

Introduction to Business Analytics: Communicating with Data introduces students to business analytics, guiding them in identifying the ideal analytic tool, collecting, analyzing, and visualizing data, and utilizing data in decision making for their organizations or clients.

Introduction to Business Analytics with R teaches students how to process data using R and RStudio, exploring the interaction between business principles and data analytics.

Infonomics I: Business Information Economics and Data Monetization focuses on understanding the economic, accounting, and legal characteristics of information, as well as methods for generating business benefits from information assets and measuring information’s value characteristics.

Infonomics II: Business Information Management and Measurement delves into the improved management of information assets, measurement of information’s value characteristics, organizational roles for treating information as a business asset, and challenges regarding information’s role as a business asset.