Financial Management

Catalog description

This course focuses on the theory and application of corporate finance. Specific objectives include using accounting data to make financing and investment decisions, understanding the link between investment decisions and the value of the firm, applying the correct techniques for estimating the cost of capital, projecting the incremental cash flows for capital investments, determining the optimal capital structure for the firm, determining the appropriate payout policy for the firm, and understanding options and their applications in corporate finance. Course assignments will require students to answer questions and solve problems using logic, creativity, and methodologies appropriate to corporate finance. Prerequisite(s): FIN 310 .