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5302. Managing Money: Financial Management Strategies & Fiscal Responsibilities for Social Administrators
3.00 credits
Prerequisites: ADMN 5301, FED 5352 and FED 5302; open to M.S.W students in the Administration concentration. Corequisite: ADMN 5353 and FED 5310.
Grading Basis: Graded
The fundamental principles and processes in financial management processes, budgeting systems, preparation and execution of budgets, basics of accounting, use of computer spread sheets, managerial accounting, financial statements, cost analysis, inventory and fixed asset accounting, funding sources, financial performance measures, internal control and external audits, fiduciary relationships and responsibilities, liabilities in 501(c)3, ethics in finance, collaborating and leveraging of resources. Required for students in the Administration concentration.
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