COURSE SYLLABUS (Reporting and Financial Analysis 2020)
COURSE SYLLABUS (Reporting and Financial Analysis 2020)
COURSE SYLLABUS
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Financial Analysis and Reporting
College: College of Business and Program: Bachelor of Science in Business and Administration
Management
Prepared by: Reviewed by
JOHN RICK B. OGAN, MBA RICHEL P. ALOB, Ph.D
Subject Area Coordinator Dean, CBM
JOSELITO A. OJOY, CPA
Instructor
MARY ANN T. ARCEṄO, LPT, MAEd MA. JANET S. GEROSO,LPT’ Ph. D
GAD Coordinator CIMD Chairperson
ARMALYN S. CANGQUE, MBA
Instructor
JOHN RICK B. OGAN, MBA SAMSON M. LAUSA,Ph. D
BA Department Head VPAA
Course Code: Fin 5/BAPF 103 Descriptive title: Financial Analysis and Reporting
Course Description: This course deals with common financial problems. The primary focus is on equity (share) valuation, with some attention given to credit analysis and
the valuation of debt. The methods of fundamental analysis will be examined in detail and applied in cases and projects involving listed companies. Topics include models
of shareholder value and a comparison of accounting and discounted cash flow approaches to valuation, methods of financial statement analysis, testing the quality of
financial reports, designing value added metrics, forecasting earnings and cash flows, pro-forma analysis for strategy and planning and the determination of price/earnings
and market-to-book ratios.
Course Credit(s): 3 units
Pre-requisites: Acctg. 1, and 2 and Fin 1 & 2 Lecture Hours/Week: 3 hours Laboratory Hours/Week: None
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It shall likewise offer short-term technical or vocational courses, provide non-formal education and undertake vigorous extension and research programs in
food production, nutrition, and health and sports development.
Core Values: C – Creativity and Innovation A – Accountability and Openness R – Respect E –Excellence S- Service
4. Verbalize the
importance of notes
to financial
statements and
supplementary
information.
Demonstrate expertise in Analysis of T1pp 221- Oral recitation 12
evaluating and analysing Financial 1. Discuss the components of Lecture- Whiteboard 317
the: Statements the Income Statements, Discussion Laptop
- Statement of Balance Sheet, Statement Creative LCD Group
Financial of Cash Flow, and Owners presentation of Projector Presentation of
Performance, Equity. reports Sample reports
Statement of 2. Discuss the general Analysis of the Financial
Financial Position, principle of revenue and financial statements of Quizzes
Statement of Cash expense recognition. statements of different
Flow and 3. Calculate comprehensive various industries companies Term Exam
Statement of income, explain the in the locality
Changes in measurement bases, Preparation of
Owners’ Equity historical and fair value of financial
assets and liabilities. statements
Value Focus: Creativity 4. Compare and contrast cash Computation of
and Innovation flow from operating, financial ratios
( CILO 1,2, 4) investing and financing Library work
5. Evaluate company’s Anticipation guide
financial statements.
6. Explain the importance of
financial statement notes
and supplementary
information including
disclosures of accounting
methods, estimates and
assumptions, and
management discussion
analysis.
Discuss and apply the Financial 1. Discuss the concept of Creative Whiteboard T1-pp Oral recitation
- Concept of financial Forecasting financial planning and the presentation of Laptop 337-355 Quizzes 12
planning, growth as for Strategic importance of growth as group reports LCD Group
financial Growth financial management goal. Projector presentation of
management goal, 2. Prepare budgeted financial Discussion reports
perspective of statements. Term Exam
financial planning, 3. Compare and contrast Analysis of the
benefits from budgeted financial
prepared/sample
financial planning, statements from actual
financial planning results. forecast
models and 4. Make analysis of the
financial planning forecast. Peer tutoring
process. 5. Share insights on the
importance of forecasting.
Value focus:
Accountability
(CILO 4,5,6)
Discuss and apply the Working 1. Describe the significance of Lecture Whiteboard T1-pp Oral recitation 12
importance of : Capital managing working capital, Discussion Laptop 395-496 Quizzes
Management cash, account receivable and Case analysis LCD Term Exam
- Working capital inventories. Creative Projector
management, cash 2. State the importance of presentation of
management, estimating cost in acquiring group reports
account receivable short term credit and factors Library work
and Inventory in selecting sources of short Anticipation guide
management, and term funds.
short term sources
for financing
current assets
Grading System:
Final Grade = Prelim 30% + Midterm 30% + End term 40% = 100%
Course Requirements:
1. Output/presentations/case studies
2. Regular Class Attendance
3. Oral participation
4. Quizzes
5. Term Exams
References
Textbook
1. Financial Management, Principles and applications Comprehensive Volume, 2012-2013 Edition, by Ma. Elenita Balatbat Cabrera
Other References
R1. Copy of the Course Syllabus
R2. Management Accounting, Concepts and Application, 2010 Edition, by Ma. Elenita Balatbat Cabrera.
R3. Principles of Managerial Finance, 13th Edition, Pearson Horizon Edition by Lawrence J. Gitman and Chad j. Zutter
R4. Financial Management in Philippine Setting, Text and Cases, by Cesar G. Saldana
R5. Foundations of Finance, the Logic and Practice of Financial Management, 7 th Edition by Arthur J. Keown, John D. Martin & Will
On line References
OR1.http://www.managementstudyguide.com/financial-management.html
OR2 http://efinancemanagement.com/workingcapital-financing/working-capital-management-strategies-approaches
OR3 http://www.studyfinance.com/lessons/workcap
Supplemental readings:
1. Financial Reporting: An accounting Revolution, 3rd Edition, Beaver 1998
2. www.ftcom/financial/Market News