Business modeling can be described as the model or a method of operation utilized by a company in executing its plans and achieving goals. There are several types of business models, and most of them are covered in the MBA program. The goal here is to learn how to analyze and improve business processes in a practical setting using statistics and management tools.
Marketing involves the processes for creating, communicating and meeting the "need and exchange" relationship between businesses and their customers. The focus here is to acquire knowledge of marketing techniques and markets specifically related to the management field being studied. The goal is to give managers an objective understanding of the business field and related markets associated with their studies, helping them to create effective and cost-efficient marketing strategies for their organizations.
Operation management handles the design and management of business operations, like products, services, processes and resources; these include inventory management, production scheduling, quality control and inspection. This course teaches the strategic and tactical elements associated with the designing and managing of service operations. The goal is to teach managers different types of services, the elements that unite and differentiate service processes from non-service processes, as well as train them to analyze operations, streamline processes, create systems and ensure customer satisfaction.
In this course, the money market (which is a component of the financial markets with short-term borrowing & lending) and the monetary institutions (which include banks and other dealers of money or credit in the market to either lend or borrow) are studied. Here the goal is to learn about the structure and the functions of U.S. & international financial markets and institutions; this includes global financial systems, interest rates securities, money market instruments, central banks and commercial banks, covering the roles and goals of these instruments and institutions. Managers will learn practical applications of theories as well as gain a thorough understanding of financial institutions.
Financial policies are policies with regards to the regulation, supervision and management of financial and payment systems, implemented to ensure efficiency, financial stability and consumer protection. An advanced financial policy covers the areas of capital management, valuation, mergers and acquisitions, liquidity and funding of new projects or ventures.