1st Semester, Fall (A)
Introduction to U.S. Capital Markets*
Financial Institutions – A Risk Management Approach
Financial Risk Modeling I
2nd Semester, Spring (A)
Financial Risk Management I – Equity Markets
Financial Risk Modeling II
Financial Risk Management II – Fixed Income Markets
3rd Semester, Summer
Financial Risk Modeling III
Special Topics in Risk Management (Seminar)
Legal and Internal Control Issues
Experiential Learning Requirement will begin
4th Semester, Fall (B)
Financial Risk Management III – Advanced Topics
Applications of Risk Management (Seminar)
Capstone (Experiential Learning Requirement will be submitted/presented as part of the Capstone class)
Optional Concentration in Quantitative Methods in Risk Management, Spring (B)
Concentration in Quantitative Methods in Risk Management
Excel Visual Basic Applications in Financial Risk Management
Financial Programming and Modeling
Advanced issues in ERM – A Quant Approach | Summer Semester (6 credit hours)
ACCN 6030 - Financial Reporting I (3 credits)
FINE 6050 - Corporate Finance (3 credits)
Career Management Course (0 credits)
Fall Semester (13 credits)
FINE 7160 - Investments and Asset Pricing (3 credits)
FINE 7640 - Valuation (3 credits)
ACCN 6040 - Financial Reporting II (4 credits)
MCOM 6130 - Financial Communications (3 credits)
Spring Semester (9 credits)
FINE 7630 - Equity Analysis - Freeman Reports (3 credits)
ONE of the following two courses:
FINE 7660 - Risk Management and Applications to Financial Firms (3 credits)
FINE 7670 - Risk Management and Applications to Energy Firms (3 credits)
3 credits – One graduate elective from a list of finance, accounting, and energy classes
Second Summer Semester
Provides time for a summer internship
Second Fall Semester (6 credits)
FINE 7650 - Fixed Income Analytics and Models (3 credits)
3 credits – One graduate elective from a list of finance, accounting, and energy classes | Financial Modeling,
Capital Markets,
Private Capital Markets,
Business Valuation,
and Mergers and Acquisitions. |