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Instructor:
Ali
Nejadmalayeri

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Intro Finance
FIN 301 (MGRS 365)
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Finance is the study of
essentials of financing decisions made by corporate financial officers in
a daily manner. It is the study of corporations as a USER of CAPITAL and analysis of their FINANCING as well as CAPITAL BUDGETING problems. Corporate finance
as a fundamental course also introduce you to the essentials of
valuation: TIME, CASH and RISK, and how they effect investment decisions.
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CLASSROOM
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FINAL: Friday, July 9, 2004; 10:10 a.m. - 12:10 p.m., AB205
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Course Outline
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As
an introductory course to finance, we attempt to introduce the basic
paradigm of valuation as well as foundations of corporate financial
management.
This course would cover following topics:
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How to use a
Financial Calculator
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Though
there are many calculator that you can use for this course, the basic
logical structure of their (financial calculators) programs is same. We
would provide an Introduction to
Financial Calculators, so that everybody knows what should you do
for classical finance problems. If you are not a business major, as
long as you have a calculator which does perform exponential operations
(raising a number to some power), you can use your calculator along
with equations (in textbook) to solve any financial problem.
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Basic Financial
Formulae
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Since
many students have raised concern with respect to "memorizing too
many equations", in order to assure that everyone has access to
correct and relevant information, I have prepared a
Formulae Sheet for your
daily use and/or for test purpose. Please note that not all formulae in
the sheet are discussed in class and some of the more fundamental
concepts is not included either.
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Sample Tests & Home Works:
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Since
THE
MOST WANTED
topics among students is WHAT IS ON THE TEST, I have provided
you with sample tests and quizzes so you could refer to these as a GUIDE
for your test. This by no means implies that you should suffice to
sample tests for your exam, but rather the sample tests should be used
as merely a GUIDELINE! Your text book, my lectures and articles
are pertinent parts of your exams.
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List of Tests
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Key to
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Lecture Notes & More:
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You
may download the lecture notes via following links. You may customize
the notes at your discretion.
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Lecture Notes:
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Sample
Problems & More:
McGrawHill's Page
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To
read the notes you need Microsoft Power Point reader.
Download Power Point Viewer.
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This is very helpful tool offered by the Mc Graw Hill so feel free to
explore it. I am told it helps.
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Project
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One
the most important task a financial expert does is to
determine the value of an entity (firm, project, etc.). This
project will allow you to experience first hand how the
valuation is done. This project is a key ingredient of the course
and I expect you to devote your utmost attention to making
this an exciting learning experience.
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