BUS 167 - Financial Analysis for Credit Management II

3.0 Credits
A realistic and organized approach to financial reporting with particular emphasis on analysis and interpretation of the end result of financial reporting–financial statements. Statements of actual companies are used extensively in problems, cases, and complete analysis.
Prerequisite BUS 165, CBA (Certified Business Associate) designation or instructor permission.
Course-level Learning Objectives (CLOs)
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:

Interpret, at an intermediate level, how to interpret financial statements used by corporations, through analyzing financial information, synthesizing the results and evaluating credit risk.
Apply the above objectives on selected organization’s financial information from major corporations in the fields of manufacturing, retailing, and service including regulated and nonregulated industries.
Demonstrate higher level knowledge of financial reporting.
Prepare for the NACM-CBF (National Association of Credit Management-Credit Business Fellow) Professional Certification examination, the second level in the certification program.