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Course Objectives:
The aim of this course is to equip students specializing in business management, scientific background for a comprehensive financial management and its importance and its applications in business, as well as on the ways and methods used in financial analysis and the most important tools, types and how to take advantage of it.
Course Content:
1 - Financial management and business and the external environment.
2 - Financial Planning: - predict future needs.
3 - Financial Planning: - Analysis of a tie and a crane driver.
4 - Financial Supervision: an analysis of financial ratios.
5 - Financial Supervision: the return on investment and the report of the funds.
6 - the capital budget if you are sure.
Skills expected from this course:
1 - The student's ability to deal with financial management and its importance and its applications in business and their relationship to the business environment and the role of chief financial officer and the most important functions.
2 - Understanding the main financial statements of the business and the methods used in the financial planning process to assess the financial needs of short-term (cash budget) as well as the financial needs of long-term (annual budget estimates) as well as the methods used in the analysis of point or the amount of parity and analysis of lifting all types of the three businesses.
3 - Knowledge of the purposes and elements of financial analysis and its clients and its importance in the financial control process.
4 - The student knows the ways and methods used in the process of financial control, including how to analyze financial ratios and analysis method based on calculating the return on investment scheme known as the Dupont as well as the method of analysis adopted at the expense of the sources and use the money.
5 - Knowing the student financial control and handling, as well as the capital budget.
Textbook:
Stephen Ross, "Corporate Finance" McGraw-Hill/Irwin; 8 edition (2008) ISBN: 10: 0073105902
Reference:
Jonathen Berk, Peter De Mazo, "Corporate Finance" Addison Wesley; 2 edition
(January 31, 2010), ISBN-10: 0132138794
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