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Feb 05, 2025
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BA 2550 - Corporate Finance2 lecture hours 2 lab hours 3 credits Course Description This course continues with the fundamental concepts of finance and accounting. The focus of this course is long-term financial management including capital budgeting, capital structure, cost of capital, relevant costs, and investments. The term project will solidify the capital budgeting concepts. (prereq: BA 2510 and BA 2530 ) Course Learning Outcomes Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
- Identify and calculate acceptance criteria and projected cash flows in a capital budgeting decision
- Describe the capital structure decision and calculate the cost of capital
- Describe and calculate the value of investments
- Calculate and analyze the relevant costs in strategic decisions
- Identify the financial concerns for a decentralized organization
Prerequisites by Topic Course Topics
- Review of accounting and finance
- Investment decision rules
- Fundamentals of capital budgeting
- Valuing stocks
- Estimating cost of capital
- Capital budgeting and valuation with leverage
- Raising equity capital
- Debt financing
- Leasing
Laboratory Topics
- Describe corporations and financial markets
- Review financial statements
- Review time value of money
- Review bonds
- Describe the price of risk
- Demonstrate NPV, IRR, and payback methods for valuing projects
- Describe project selection criteria
- Identify the effects of financial constraints
- Create earnings forecasts
- Examine the components of free cash flows
- Evaluate projects using sensitivity analysis and scenario analysis
- Describe the effects of MACRS depreciation
- Demonstrate the dividend discount model
- Describe valuations based on free cash flow models
- Identify comparable firms’ models
- Determine the components of cost of capital
- Identify the project cost of capital and risk adjustments
- Demonstrate how leverage effects capital budgeting
- Examine the effects of corporate tax on capital budgeting decisions
- Identify the effects of periodically adjusted leverage policies
- Examine equity financing for private companies
- Identify the key elements of an initial public offering (IPO)
- Describe seasoned equity offerings
- Describe types of debt
- Identify common bond covenants and repayment provisions
- Explain leasing concepts
- Identify reasons for leasing
- Describe the accounting, tax and legal consequences of leasing
Coordinator Carol Mannino
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