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FINA    722    SECURITY    ANALYSIS     AND     PORTFOLIO
               MANAGEMENT
               Former course number   622   Prerequisites:   None
               Credits: 3
               Evaluates a wide range of short-term and long-term vehicles. Treasury
               bills, commercial papers Euro-dollars, bankers’ acceptances, common
               stocks, preferred stocks, and commercial bonds, the effects of interest
               rates on short-term and long-term vehicles are examined.

               FINA    723    SPECULATIVE MARKETS
               Former course number   623   Prerequisites:   None
               Credits: 3
               The course analyzes the concept of speculation. Day trading puts and
               call options, speculative stocks, and junk bonds and their impact on
               financial markets

               Human Resource Development
               HURD  601      INTRODUCTION     TO    HUMAN      RESOURCE
               DEVELOPMENT
               Prerequisites:   None                                                                                Credits:
               3
               This basic course is designed to provide an overview of the principles
               and  philosophy  associated  with  the  field  of  Human  Resource
               Development.  The  course  will  explore  the  major  thrust  of  HRD,  its
               activities, roles, and functions in the organization. Training, education,
               and development are major areas of examination with regard to their
               impact on human performance and productivity. The American Society
               for  Training  and  Development  (ASTD)  publication,  Models  for
               Excellence, will be used as a major reference for this course.

               HURD  608     CAREER    DEVELOPMENT     &    OCCUPATIONAL
               ASSESSMENTS
               Prerequisites:    None
               Credits: 3
               This course provides students with an overview of the application of
               career  development  management  principles  in  organizations.  The
               major  thrust  of  the  course  will  focus  on  developing  counseling  and
               human resources skills of the human resource practitioner. Attention
               will be given to the HRD practitioner's role in the design, development,
               and  implementation  of  organization  programs  to  ensure  maximum


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