All Course Topics

Explores psychological factors influencing financial decisions, shaping understanding of how individuals and markets behave in wealth management.

Studies patterns and mechanisms through which assets and resources are distributed among different segments of society, impacting social cohesion and economic opportunity.

Investigates governmental strategies and regulations affecting wealth creation, distribution, and management at national and international levels, shaping economic landscapes.

Examines minimum wage, overtime pay, recordkeeping, and child labor standards in the United States.

Understanding distinctions between exempt and non-exempt status under FLSA to determine eligibility for overtime pay.

Investigating illegal practices such as unpaid wages, unauthorized deductions, or off-the-clock work.

Ensuring compliance with laws regarding benefits like health insurance, retirement plans, and paid leave.

Exploring mechanisms for enforcement by government agencies and penalties for non-compliance with wage and hour regulations.

Understanding how physical space influences customer flow and product visibility to optimize sales and customer experience.

Techniques for using signage, displays, and digital media to convey brand messages and attract attention.

Insights into how psychological factors such as color, layout, and product placement influence buying decisions.

Staying current with emerging technologies and creative strategies shaping the future of retail environments.