Management Services

Course number: B447305

This course will help you understand the key responsibilities of the CFO position. It discusses the role of the CFO in strategic planning, the control environment, the acquisition process, including due diligence and valuation, and much more. You’ll also learn all about budgeting, cash management, fund raising, going public, funding, information technology and more. Course level: Basic. Prerequisites: None. Course includes integrated text and study guide, final exam and grading service.

NASBA field of study: Management Services    Course credit: 22 hours

Course number: B483606

Covers every aspect of being a controller, including the management of accounts payable, cash, collections, inventory, payroll, and more. It also shows you how to close the books, which reports to issue to the management team, how to create a budget, and how to select and install an accounting computer system. Provides comprehensive coverage not only of what to do, but critical timing and sequence considerations for when to do it, how each element should be done, to whom to delegate required tasks and functions, how to manage the many functions, and why each is needed for the full range of controller responsibilities. Course level: Basic. Prerequisites: None. Course includes integrated text and study guide, final exam and grading service.

NASBA field of study: Management Services    Course credit: 20 hours

Course number: B432205

This course shows how to achieve a balance between more sales and a reasonable amount of bad debt by focusing on the design and management of the credit and collection functions. The discussion ranges from the structure of specific jobs to the full range of collection and litigation tactics that can be used to collect money from customers. Topics include credit policies, customer billings, risk reduction, customer credit ratings, collection tactics, skip tracing, collection agencies, litigation, bankruptcy, allowance for doubtful accounts, and more. Course level: Basic. Prerequisites: None. Course includes integrated text and study guide, final exam and grading service.

NASBA field of study: Management Services    Course credit: 14 hours

Course number: B459303

Enterprise Risk Management describes the concept of risk management, how to integrate it into an organization’s strategy, and who is responsible for it. The course also addresses risk management at the level of the individual functional area, including treasury and accounting, sales and marketing, human resources, and information technology. There is coverage of contingency planning, insurance, financial analysis, and risk-related measurements and reports. Course level: Basic. Prerequisites: None. Course includes integrated text and study guide, final exam and grading service.

NASBA field of study: Management Services.     Course credit: 10 hours

Course number: B468203

This course describes the essentials of the core topics covered in a top-tier MBA program. The intent is to give the user a broad understanding of the key concepts needed to run a business—in one comprehensive course. Topics covered include sales and marketing, operations management, product development, risk management, business valuation, capital structure analysis, and the interpretation of financial statements. Course level: Basic. Prerequisites: None. Course includes integrated text and study guide, final exam, and grading service.

NASBA field of study: Management Services    Course credit: 23 hours

Course number: B469524

This course makes the job of the payroll department easier by clearly defining the most efficient and effective means for running the department, while also addressing the following topics: whether an individual is an employee, how to track employee time worked, how to calculate all types of employee earnings, how to process tax withholdings and other deductions, how and when to remit taxes to the government, how to select the best method for paying employees, how to complete and submit government forms, how to set up a payroll recordkeeping system, which procedures and controls to install for payroll processes, and how to measure the performance of the department. An appendix contains the due dates for key filings and remittances to the federal government. Course level: Basic. Prerequisites: None. Course includes integrated text and study guide, final exam and grading service.

NASBA field of study: Management Services    Course credit: 15 hours

Course number: MM473303

This course discusses all aspects of project management. It explores how projects are initiated, evaluated, and selected. It also addresses all phases of project planning, the use of CPM and PERT to schedule tasks, and how to make trade-offs between the various project constraints. The course tackles many other subjects as well, including change management, project estimating, risk management, reporting, and project management at the enterprise level. The course also delves into the intricacies of team development and management. In total, the course is intended to introduce the topic to a new project manager, as well as to refine the skills of a more experienced one. Course level: Basic. Prerequisites: None. Course includes integrated text and study guide, final exam, and grading service.

NASBA field of study: Management Services    Course credit: 14 hours