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Capital training courses and schools
Capital Markets and Derivatives

School: American Society of Mechanical Engineers
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Conceptual Development and Capital Cost Estimating
Course Format: Classroom
You want a better understanding of how to conceptualize projects and methods to develop timely cost estimates for engineering projects in the process industries. This course is ideal for all technical management, R&D personnel, and engineers in a broad range of functional areas—research, development, design, manufacturing, project preparation, and management. This course is directed at all p...
 

School: ITT Technical Institute Tucson Campus
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Financial Capital and Markets
Course Format: Classroom
This course offers an overview of financial products, systems and institutions. Emphasis is on commercial banking and monetary operations, from investment to venture capital, and the role of the Federal Reserve.
 

School: Duke University, The Fuqua School of Business
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Venture Capital & Real Estate
Course Format: Classroom
The courses required for a successful career in venture capital and real estate are similar to those required in investment banking, except we also recommend getting hands on involvement with entrepreneurs, as provided in the Entrepreneurship course or the Mentored Study program. This sector has shown enormous growth in the last ten years with a significant number of students opting for this ca...
 

School: Bellevue University
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Creating a Positive Workplace through Psychological Capital
Course Format: Online
Managers have traditionally tended to focus on what is wrong with their associates and how to fix their weaknesses and dysfunctional behaviors. The emerging positive psychology movement has broadened the perspective beyond what’s wrong with people, toward optimal functioning, flourishing, and reaching human potential. Building upon this movement, this course covers a variety of work-related pos...
 

Human and Social Capital Management
Course Format: Online
The purpose of this course is to provide a framework for business learners to become more proficient in recognizing, understanding, predicting and controlling the behavior of individuals, independently or in groups, in organizational settings such as corporations, governmental institutions, health care facilities, educational institutions, small businesses, and private firms, for profit or non-...
 

School: University of Evansville
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Global Capital Markets
Course Format: Classroom
This course studies forces governing the interaction of capital markets around the world. In addition to analyzing the continuous evolution of traditional stock and bond markets, the course reviews developments in derivative markets, investment banking, project finance, international banking and emerging markets.
 

School: California State University, Long Beach
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Capital Budgeting
Course Format: Classroom
Theory of capital budgeting within the framework of the firm. Cost of capital determination and logic expansion vs. Growth and equity financing vs. Debt financing. Computer applications are required for this course. Traditional grading only.
 

School: University of Rochester
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Capital Budgeting
Course Format: Classroom
This course is intended to provide a market-oriented framework for analyzing the major types of financial decisions made by corporations. Lectures and readings will provide an introduction to discounted cash flow techniques, capital budgeting principles and problems, financial asset and project valuation, capital market efficiency, capital structure and related corporate finance issues.
 

School: American Management Association
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Human Capital Management in the Federal Government Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
The federal government workplace is more complex than ever. Acquire the practical tools and technical capabilities you need to help your agency tackle the new challenges in strategic workforce planning, competitive sourcing, performance management and recruiting and retaining the right talent mix. Develop a mission-focused approach to human capital management and position yourself to become mor...
 

School: University of Phoenix Online
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Human Capital Development
Course Format: Online
This course examines the role of the manager in developing human capital within the organization. Topics include theories on organizational behavior and individual motivation, skills gap analysis, alignment of staff capabilities with organizational needs, succession planning strategies, retention of innovative talent, motivation of mid-tier performers, human behavior, motivation and compensatio...
 

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