All Course Topics

This topic considers the implications of intersectionality for activism and policy-making, focusing on how it can be used to develop more inclusive and effective social justice strategies.

Explore the structure, functions, and roles of major financial institutions such as banks, credit unions, and investment firms.

Understand the principles of investment, various financial instruments, portfolio management, and the role of financial advisors.

Learn about the different types of insurance, risk assessment, and how insurance products are designed to mitigate financial loss.

Examine the legal and regulatory frameworks that govern financial services, including key regulations and oversight bodies.

Gain insights into how technological innovations are transforming financial services, including mobile banking, blockchain, and digital currencies.

Introduction to fundamental inventory control methods, such as Just-in-Time (JIT), Economic Order Quantity (EOQ), and ABC analysis.

Examination of quantitative and qualitative forecasting methods to predict future inventory requirements accurately.

Analysis of different inventory-related costs, including holding costs, ordering costs, and shortage costs, to understand their impact on financial decision-making.

Exploration of modern tools and software, like ERP systems and barcode scanning, that automate inventory tracking and enhance accuracy.

Insight into how effective inventory control contributes to seamless supply chain operations, reducing bottlenecks and ensuring timely order fulfillment.

Predicting future inventory requirements based on historical sales data, trends, and market analysis to ensure optimal stock levels.