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Program Educational Objectives

MBA
MS Accountancy
MS Taxation
MS Transportation Management

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[MBA]
[MS Accountancy]
[MS Taxation]
[MS Transportation Management]

 

Business Graduate Programs

Mission Statement

The mission of the College of Business Graduate Programs is to provide advanced business and professional education consistent with the Silicon Valley's global business and cultural characteristics. We prepare our graduates to take a leadership role in making ethically responsible decisions that advance the objectives of the organization, team and the individual.

The Business Graduate Programs learning goals are:
  1. Conceptual grounding in business theory and practice;
  2. Analytic and decision-making skills;
  3. Cultural and ethical awareness;
  4. Ability to interact effectively with teams as both leader and member;
  5. Ability to understand and adapt to global market changes and industry dynamics.

M.S. Taxation

Mission

To provide motivated students and tax professionals a challenging and applied tax education in an innovative environment to encourage lifetime learning within the context of the fast changing Silicon Valley world.

Learning Objectives

  1. To identify and understand complex tax issues within the context of the global business world.
  2. To learn research skills that will assist in exploring both familiar and new areas of the tax law and communicate the findings clearly.
  3. To develop conceptual and analytic skills with real world applications
  4. To be aware of multi-jurisdictional tax issues.
  5. To develop an appreciation for tax policy issues that underpin our tax laws.
  6. To understand the ethical implications of tax practice.

M.S. Accountancy - Educational Objectives

Understanding of the conceptual foundations of:

  • Financial accounting and its role in the analysis of complex transactions
  • The auditing process
  • Cost accounting and its role in making knowledgeable managment decisions
  • Business valuation
  • Information technology infrastructure and internal control processes
  • Tax and compliance issues for various legal entities
  • Interacting effectivelye with teams as both leader and member
  • Effective oral and written communication techniques
  • Ethical issues and responsibilities

 


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