Jae K. Shim, Ph.D, CPA
24
Business Management & Organization
Basic
None
Self-Study
Online / CD-Rom / Textbook / Audio
24
Business Management & Organization
Basic
None
Self-Study
Online / CD-Rom / Textbook / Audio
This course is a one-stop problem-solver for today’s busy
executive. It is a sequel to The Pocket MBA: Concepts and
Strategies. The course is a working guide to help you quickly
pinpoint in the complex world of business.
• What to look for
• What to do
• What to watch out for
• How to do it
You’ll find ratios, formulas, guidelines, and rules of thumb to help
analyze and evaluate any business-related problem. Throughout,
you’ll find this course practical, quick, and useful. Part I takes you
through accounting principles and guidelines for evaluating a
company’s financial health. You will have an increased
understanding of various financial statements and their
implications. You will be exposed to Corporate Responsibility Law,
better known as the Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) Act. Part II takes a
look at financial analysis tools, financial metrics, and financing
methods for decision making. Part III takes you through the
seemingly complex world of quantitative analysis. You’ll use
statistics for forecasting and validity testing. Decision theories
include linear programming, learning curve theory, and queuing
models; these are presented concisely and comprehensively to
help you use such sophisticated techniques with relative ease.
And, you’ll learn how computer applications facilitate the many
complex procedures. This course has been designed in question-
and-answer format in order to address the pertinent issues that
come up during the course of business.
executive. It is a sequel to The Pocket MBA: Concepts and
Strategies. The course is a working guide to help you quickly
pinpoint in the complex world of business.
• What to look for
• What to do
• What to watch out for
• How to do it
You’ll find ratios, formulas, guidelines, and rules of thumb to help
analyze and evaluate any business-related problem. Throughout,
you’ll find this course practical, quick, and useful. Part I takes you
through accounting principles and guidelines for evaluating a
company’s financial health. You will have an increased
understanding of various financial statements and their
implications. You will be exposed to Corporate Responsibility Law,
better known as the Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) Act. Part II takes a
look at financial analysis tools, financial metrics, and financing
methods for decision making. Part III takes you through the
seemingly complex world of quantitative analysis. You’ll use
statistics for forecasting and validity testing. Decision theories
include linear programming, learning curve theory, and queuing
models; these are presented concisely and comprehensively to
help you use such sophisticated techniques with relative ease.
And, you’ll learn how computer applications facilitate the many
complex procedures. This course has been designed in question-
and-answer format in order to address the pertinent issues that
come up during the course of business.
| Author: CPE Credits: Field of Study(s): Experience Level: Prerequisites: Delivery Method: Course Format: |
 |  |  |  |  |  |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
| Search Global CPE |
| Course Description: |
| The Pocket CFO: Tools and Metrics |