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Risk and Financial Management BUSI-156: Course Information and Learning Outcomes, Lab Reports of Introduction to Business Management

Information about a college course titled 'risk and financial management busi-156'. The course is offered by raritan valley community college and is part of the business and public service department. It introduces fundamental principles of risk and financial management, focusing on insurance, credit, budgeting, banking, investing, and other financial considerations for small business owners. The course's place in the college curriculum, prerequisites, catalog description, and student learning outcomes.

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RARITAN VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Risk and Financial Management BUSI-156
I. Basic Course Information
A. Course Prefix and Title: Risk and Financial Management BUSI-156
B. Date: February 2005
C. Sponsoring Department: Business and Public Service
D. Semester Credit Hours: 3
E. Weekly Contact Hours: 3 Lecture 3
Laboratory 0
F. Prerequisites: None
G. Laboratory Fees: None
II. Catalog Description
This course introduces the fundamental principles of risk and financial management.
Content focuses on insurance, consumer and trade credit, budgeting, banking,
investing, loans, and other financial considerations facing owners of small business.
III. Statement of Course Need
Risk represents a potential danger to investors, business owners and corporate
analysts. The ability to recognize, estimate, and develop plans to deal with risk is
vital to anyone in the financial field. This course is an integral component of the
Financial Services Option.
IV. Place of Course in College Curriculum
Required course in AAS Financial Services
Free Elective
As posted on NJ Transfer, this course will transfer to most institutions as an elective.
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RARITAN VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE

Risk and Financial Management BUSI-

I. Basic Course Information

A. Course Prefix and Title: Risk and Financial Management BUSI-

B. Date: February 2005

C. Sponsoring Department: Business and Public Service

D. Semester Credit Hours: 3

E. Weekly Contact Hours: 3 Lecture 3 Laboratory 0 F. Prerequisites: None

G. Laboratory Fees: None

II. Catalog Description

This course introduces the fundamental principles of risk and financial management. Content focuses on insurance, consumer and trade credit, budgeting, banking, investing, loans, and other financial considerations facing owners of small business.

III. Statement of Course Need

Risk represents a potential danger to investors, business owners and corporate analysts. The ability to recognize, estimate, and develop plans to deal with risk is vital to anyone in the financial field. This course is an integral component of the Financial Services Option.

IV. Place of Course in College Curriculum

Required course in AAS Financial Services Free Elective

As posted on NJ Transfer, this course will transfer to most institutions as an elective.

V. Course Outline:

  • Fundamentals and terminology
  • Loss exposure
  • Risk management essentials
  • Insurance regulations and contracts
  • Basic property and liability insurance contracts
  • Commercial property insurance
  • Bonding, crime insurance and reinsurance
  • Life insurance policies and annuities
  • Medical Expense and disability insurance
  • Employees benefits
  • Social Security
  • Unemployment and workers compensation insurance
  • The role and goals of financial management
  • Organizational business structure
  • Financial statements, cash flows and taxes
  • Profit, profitability and break-even analysis
  • Capital financing
  • Time value of money
  • Working Capital
  • Capital budgeting
  • The financial marketplace
  • Portfolio development
  • Stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and annuities
  • Wills and estate planning
  • Selling a small business

VI. General Education Goals and Student Learning Outcomes

General Education Goals Students will: A. Evaluate the risks involved with launching a new business venture. (G.E. 1) B. Communicate effectively by presenting a financial plan for a small business. (G.E. 2) C. Interpret financial statements for small businesses and to evaluate issues dealing with risk management. (G.E. 7) D. Reason quantitatively with respect to risk and financial management in order to calculate the risk for starting a new business. (G.E. 7)