FRL 300 - Section 1
FRL 300 - Managerial Finance ISection 06: Class #7048510:45 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.Tuesday & ThursdayBuilding 163 – Room 1005P. SarmasFall Quarter 2016cpp.edu/~psarmasCatalog Description:This is the first of two-course sequence for College of Business Administration majors. Topics include the role of a financial manager; financial statement analysis; financial planning and control; time value of money; bond and stock valuation; investment analysis techniques; and short-term financial management. 3 Lecture/Problem solving. Required Background or Experience:Understanding of all topics in ACC 207/207A, and EC 201 and knowledge of algebra, good comprehension of written and spoken English, and knowledge of computer spreadsheet analysis.1.Prerequisite:Pass ACC 207/207A, EC 201, MAT 125, and microcomputer proficiency with a “C” or better. Prerequisite Justification:Mastery of the principles and methods of managerial finance sequence requires knowledge of the principles and methods of financial statement construction and basic principles of micro- and macroeconomics. Modern financial analysis also requires the ability to utilize a variety of computer software programs. General Education ContributionThe communication skills and analytical skills learned in English and mathematics courses greatly enhance the students' ability to understand the concepts and apply the techniques of financial management introduced in this course. Good comprehension of written and spoken English and competency in college level algebra are essential for good performance in this courseCourse Objectives:The objectives of Managerial Finance I are to provide students with a sound introduction to the role of finance in a business firm, especially firms organized as corporations, and to the principles and methods of financial analysis and valuation. Topics covered include the role of a financial manager in business firm, the operation of financial markets and the determination of interest rates, the interplay of accounting and finance, the interpretation of financial statements, the use of financial ratios as a tool to evaluate firm financial performance, financial forecasting and planning, the principles of the time value of money, present and future values, rate of return, effective interest rates, techniques of bond valuation, the effects of interest rate changes on bond prices, techniques of stock valuation, an overview of the capital budgeting process, the sources and instruments of long-term financing, and the process and procedures involved in raising funds for business firms.Expected Outcomes:In this course, business students, as prospective managers, will gain knowledge and acquire skills related to financial decision-making process in a business firm. Upon successful completion of the course, the student should be able to do the following:interpret financial statements and financial ratios and to use them to assess the financial strengths and weaknesses of a firm, forecast external financing requirements,employ simple techniques of financial planning,apply compounding and discounting techniques to calculate present and future values of money and rates of return,value bonds and stocks,utilize basic investment performance measures in making investment decisions, interpret them, and explain the strengths and shortcomings of each measure,assess the impacts of changes in the economic environment on investment values and financial decisions, anddescribe the basic sources and types of long-term financing.Required Text:Text:Fundamental of Corporate FinanceAuthors:Stephen A. Ross, Randolph W. Westerfield and Bradford D. JordanPublisher:Irwin-McGraw-Hill, 2016, Eleventh EditionRecommended Texts:Brealey, Myers, and MarcusFundamentals of Corporate FinanceFundamentals of Financial ManagementBrigham and HoustonAcademic Integrity:Violation of academic integrity include, but are not limited to, the following: cheating on an examination, test or quiz; plagiarism on any paper or report; falsifying data, research or report; representation of forged documents; misrepresentation of information in oral or written form. Such violations will be dealt with severely by the instructor, the associate dean and the standard committee."Course Requirements:Class attendance and participation is required.Reading the assigned chapter(s) prior to the meeting.Practice problem assignments listed in the lecture schedule pleting the homework assignments by stated due pleting the mid-term and final examinations. Please note that there are NO late assignment and NO make-up examination.CONNECT:McGraw-Hill’s CONNECT is an online homework management system containing questions tied directly to your textbook. We will be using Homework Manager for several assignments in this course. Your CONNECT Access Code can be purchased one of several ways:As part of the package with your new text in the bookstoreIf you buy a used book, you can purchase access code for Connect online at support.As an alternative, if you need assistance, please contact McGraw-Hill Technical Support by visiting mpss. or call: (800) 331-5094. Once access code is purchased, to register for the course go to: homework assignments can be saved repeatedly with no limits, but you have three attempts to submit your assignment for grading. Make sure your assignment is completed and submitted (not saved) by the due date shown in Connect, in order, to earn credit toward the course grade.Make sure that when your assignment is completed you SUBMIT it for GRADING.Please note, all registration, access, and other technical problems should be resolved by you and McGraw-Hill’s technical support plete assignments by the due date. No Late Assignment.Examination:Please note that you will need to present your Bronco ID at the time of examination. You may be asked to sign the attendance sheet during the exam.Turn-off your cell phones.You will not be permitted to leave the classroom after examinations are distributed. You will have to bring your own scantron and calculator (TI-BA II, HP 12C, or HP 10B).You will be provided with a formula sheet.Each examination is composed of true-false, multiple-choice and short-problem questions. There are special instructions on Common Final Examination (topics, formula sheet, exam schedule), which will be posted on the Blackboard.Check your common final examination schedule. ABSOLUTELY NO MAKE-UP!Course Assistance:Office InformationOffice HoursLocation:Building 164, #2053Tuesday10:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.Telephone:(909) 869 2405Wednesday 9:00 a.m. – 12::00 p.m.Fax:(909) 869 2124Thursday10:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.E-Mail:psarmas@cpp.eduOthers:By appointmentCourse Grade:Grades are determined in the following format:Homework Assignment …………… 15 percentMid-term Examination I…………….25 percentMid-term Examination II……………25 percentFinal Examination…………………...35 percentCourse grade is based on the following scale:ScoreGradeScoreGradeScoreGradeScoreGradeScoreGrade93A86B+76C+66D+0F90A-83B 73C 63D 80B-70C-60D-LECTURE SCHEDULEThursday: September 22, 2016Student List CheckIntroductionChapter 1:Introduction to Corporate FinanceIntroduction to Study of FinanceFinancial Management DecisionsForms of Business OrganizationTuesday: September 27, 2016Chapter 1:Introduction to Corporate FinanceThe Goals of Financial ManagementThe Agency Problem and Control of the CorporationCash Flows between Firm and Financial MarketFinancial Market and the CorporationThursday: September 29, 2016Chapter 2:Financial Statements, Taxes, and Cash FlowBalance SheetIncome StatementTaxesTuesday: October 4, 2016Chapter 2:Financial Statements, Taxes, and Cash FlowCash Flow from AssetsCash Flow to CreditorsCash Flow to StockholdersHomework Assignment: See Connect for Due DateThursday: October 6, 2016Chapter 5:Introduction to Valuation: The Time Value of MoneyFuture Value and CompoundingTuesday: October 11, 2016Chapter 5:Introduction to Valuation: The Time Value of MoneyPresent Value and CompoundingMore on Present Value and Future ValueHomework Assignment: See Connect for Due DateThursday: October 13, 2016Chapter 6:Discounted Cash Flow ValuationFuture and Present Values of Multiple Cash FlowsValuing Level Cash Flows: Annuities and PerpetuitiesTuesday: October 18, 2016Midterm Examination I (Chapters 1, 2 and 5)Thursday: October 20, 2016Review of Midterm Examination 1Chapter 6:Discounted Cash Flow ValuationComparing Rates: The Effect of CompoundingLoan Types and Loan AmortizationHomework Assignment: See Connect for Due DateTuesday: October 25, 2016Chapter 7:Interest Rates and Bond ValuationBonds and Bond ValuationMore on Bond FeaturesBond RatingsThursday: October 27, 2016Chapter 7:Interest Rates and Bond ValuationBond IndentureSome Different Types of BondsBond Markets and QuotationsTuesday: November 1, 2016Chapter 7:Interest Rates and Bond ValuationInflation and Interest RatesDeterminants of Bond YieldsHomework Assignment: See Connect for Due DateThursday: November 3, 2016Chapter 8:Stock Valuation Common Stock ValuationSome Features of Common and Preferred StocksTuesday: November 8, 2016Chapter 8:Stock ValuationEstimating ReturnsStock QuotationsThe Stock MarketsHomework Assignment: See Connect for Due DateThursday: November 10, 2016Chapter 9: Net Present Value and Other Investment CriteriaConventional vs. Non-ConventionalNet Present ValueThe Payback RuleThe Discounted Payback Tuesday: November 15, 2016Midterm Examination II (Chapters 6-8) Thursday: November 17, 2016Review of Mid-term Examination 2Chapter 9:Net Present Value and Other Investment CriteriaThe Average Accounting ReturnThe Internal Rate of ReturnThe Profitability IndexThe Practice of Capital BudgetingHomework Assignment: See Connect for Due DateTuesday: November 22, 2016Chapter 3: Working with Financial StatementsStatement of Cash FlowCommon Size AnalysisRatio Calculation and AnalysisHomework Assignment: See Connect for Due DateTuesday: November 29, 2016Chapter 4: Long-Term Financial Planning and GrowthWhat is Financial Planning?Financial Planning ModelsPercentage of Sales ApproachThursday: December 1, 2016Chapter 4: Long-Term Financial Planning and GrowthExternal Financing and GrowthSome Caveats Regarding Financial Planning ModelHomework Assignment: See Connect for Due Date189230060325Final ExaminationCommon Final ExaminationDecember 3, 2016Saturday10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noonTentative Schedule00Final ExaminationCommon Final ExaminationDecember 3, 2016Saturday10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noonTentative Schedule ................
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