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FI 304 - Money and Banking

Credits: (4 credits)

Provides a broad and basic survey of the financial structure of the United States. Starts with money and credit transactions in the economy and the institutions involved in those transactions including the Federal Reserve and commercial banks. Examines the effects of the transactions on economic activity and the interrelationships among financial institutions, business firms, and consumers.

Prerequisite/Corequisite
Prerequisite: EC 203, FI 301.

Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to do the following:

  1. Identify monetary vocabulary, formulas, and concepts;
  2. Apply monetary concepts to understanding and explaining real-world business and government policies;
  3. Use critical thinking to identify and differentiate central themes and theses;
  4. Commumnicate in writing, including content, organization, style, grammar and mechanics, and understanding of topic;
  5. Provide a strong foundation for graduate study, professional service, and career advancement.



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