The minor in Financial and Quantitative Analysis teaches principles and builds skills in the field of Finance. It is an attractive option that can enhance the credentials for students in a wide variety of disciplines. Financial decision making is critically important in the business world, whether the context is entrepreneurial, corporate, or governmental economic policy. The minor in Financial and Quantitative Analysis is designed to provide students with the core fundamental coursework in mathematics, economics, and business to succeed in this area.
Minor Requirements
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| ACCT 102 | Principles of Accounting II | 3 |
| FINC 301 | Principles of Finance 1 | 3 |
| FINC 401 | Advanced Corporate Finance | 3 |
| Select three of the following: | 9 | |
| Accounting Information Systems | ||
| Applied Machine Learning | ||
| Analytics Applications and Development | ||
| Personal Finance | ||
| Student Managed Investment Fund I | ||
| Student Managed Investment Fund II | ||
| Financial Modeling | ||
| Marketing Research | ||
Any approved 471 (special topics seminars) classes within the College of Business. | ||
Any approved 491 (Individual Study) class within the College of Business. | ||
| Total Credits | 18 | |
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Note that ECON 201B Principles of Macroeconomics, ECON 202B Principles of Microeconomics, ACCT 102 Principles of Accounting II or equivalent, MIST 201 Management Information Systems and Applications or equivalent, and STAT 180 Introduction to Statistics are prerequisites for FINC 301 Principles of Finance. Students should bear this in mind when planning their academic coursework.
Note that the maximum overlap between a major and a minor is two courses. Students pursuing a major within the COB must already take ACCT 102 Principles of Accounting II and FINC 301 Principles of Finance. Thus, College of Business students may not double-count electives such as ACCT 401 Accounting Information Systems toward both their major and the minor; it would on count toward one of these programs.
Business Faculty
Filiz Tabak, Dean for Faculty
Mukesh Srivastava, Chair
Professors
Christopher J. Garcia
Lance C. Gentry
David L. Henderson, III
Kenneth D. Machande
Kashef A. Majid
John S. Marsh
Mukesh Srivastava
Xiaofeng Zhao
Associate Professors
Wei Chen
Kanchan Deosthali
Alexandra M. Dunn
Rachel L. Graefe-Anderson
Sayan Sarkar
Assistant Professors
Samira Fallah
Siang-Ru [Lulu] Huang
Durgesh Pattanayak
Tsung-Hsuan Yang
Senior Lecturers
Kimberley L. Kinsley
Smita Jain Oxford
Instructors
Christopher H. Willis