COURSE CODE FINA 412

COURSE TITLE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 2

CSAV PHILOSOPHY Colegio de Sta Ana de Victorias believes that education is aimed at the total growth of a human being for him to be able to enjoy a
fruitful life and establish a harmonious relationship with God and his fellowmen.

CSAV MISSION The community of Colegio de Sta. Ana de Victorias is dedicated to the pursuit of quality and holistic education to form students
into becoming good Christians, competent, empowered, compassionate and socially responsible members of society, capable of
committing themselves to contribute to the development of our country.
CSAV OBJECTIVE To develop well-rounded individuals responsive to the country’s call for efficient effective and responsible workers and
entrepreneurs by providing them with high level of academic thinking, behavioral and technical competencies through up-to-date
information, state of the art educational facilities and standardized training courses to enable them to live meaningful lives in their
respective fields of specialization.
COURSE DECRIPTION The subject continues the concept discussed in Finance 1. It deals with decisions on time values and interest rates, risk management
and valuation. It focuses more in investment activities in finance. It also touches on capital market specifically the stock market or
security market. It also focuses on cost of capital on the capital structure. Moreover, it covers determination of cash flows and
techniques in capital budgeting. A major objective is the development of analytical and decision-making skills in finance through
the use of theory questions and practical problems
 COURSE OUTLINE & TIMEFRAME

COURSE CONTENT/SUBJECT MATTER (FINA 412 – FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT)

I. Orientation on the Vision-Mission-Objective of

Colegio de Sta. Ana de Victorias

Week 1-18 II. Time Value of Money

III. Capital Budgeting

IV. Management of Financial Risks

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 COURSE OUTLINE & TIMEFRAME

COURSE CONTENT/SUBJECT MATTER (FINA 412 –FUNDAMENTALS OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT)

Week 1-18
V. Risk Concepts
VI. Valuation

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VII. Financial Structure and Cost of Capital

-----------------------LONG QUIZ------------------
Week 1-18
VIII. Long term Financing

---------------------------------FINAL EXAM-----------------------------------
 LEARNING PLAN

TIME DESIRED LEARNING COURSE CONTENT/SUBJECT TEACHING & ASSESSMENT RESOURCE TEXTBOOKS/REF
FRAME OUTCOMES (DLO) MATTER LEARNING TASK MATERIAL ERENCES
ACTIVITIES S
At the end of the unit, the
students must have: Brigham, E. F., &
1. Reflected on the 1. Lecture & Reflection and Houston, J. F.
importance of the I. Orientation on the Vision- Discussion sharing (2015).
vision-mission- Mission-Objectives of Fundamentals
objectives of CSAV in Colegio de Sta. Ana de of Financial
their lives; especially on Victorias Management.
how it could be Boston, MA,
advantageous to them in USA:
their future selves. Cengage.
2. Appreciate the time value
of money. And also, II. Time Value of Money 2. Lecture and Banerjee, B. (2010).
compute the future and Discussion Fundamentals
present value of money of financial
as well as annuity management.
19.5 hrs. payments. Chalk and Place of
Case study publication not
3. Explained what is capital Board
budgeting, the need for identified: Phi
it and identify the Learning.
different project
classifications and
valuation methods.
3. Discussion and
4. Identify the different
Reporting
types of risks.
III. Capital Budgeting
5. Explain the various IV. Management of Financial Written quizzes
methods of management Risks
of risk.

2 hrs PRELIM EXAM

 TIME DESIRED LEARNING COURSE CONTENT/SUBJECT TEACHING & ASSESSMENT RESOUR TEXTBOOKS/REF
FRAME OUTCOMES (DLO) MATTER LEARNING TASK CE ERENCES
ACTIVITIES MATERI
ALS
At the end of the unit, the
students must have:
Brigham, E. F., &
1. Discuss the measurement 1. Lecture & Houston, J. F.
of risks, portfolio concept V. Risk Concepts Discussion/ (2015).
and risk of an asset. Reporting Fundamentals
VI. Valuation Case study/Group of Financial
2. Compute and analyze activities/reporting Management.
risks and required rate of Boston, MA,
return 2. Hands on USA:
activities, Cengage.
3. Explain the different discussion and case
valuation concepts such study analysis Banerjee, B. (2010).
as common stock Fundamentals
19.5 hrs.
valuation Chalk and of financial
Board management.
4. Determine the market Place of
values of stock Written quizzes publication
not identified:
5. Discuss the risk and Phi Learning.
return relationships

2 hrs MIDTERM EXAM

 TIME DESIRED LEARNING COURSE CONTENT/SUBJECT TEACHING & ASSESSMENT RESOURCE TEXTBOOKS/
FRAME OUTCOMES (DLO) MATTER LEARNING TASK MATERIALS REFERENCES
ACTIVITIES
At the end of the unit, the
students must have: .
Brigham, E. F.,
1. Identify the factors 1. Lecture & &
affecting financial Discussion/ Houston,
structure. Reporting J. F.
Case study/Group (2015).
19.5 hrs. activities/reporting Fundame
ntals of
2. Define financial VII. Financial Structure and Cost of 2. Hands on Financial
leverage including: Capital activities, Managem
financial and risk: discussion and ent.
investment leverage: demonstration Boston,
operating leverage through the aid of MA,
computer and Case USA:
study analysis Cengage.
Written quizzes Chalk and
3. Explain Capital Board Banerjee, B.
Structure and Cost of (2010).
Capital which would Fundame
include the following ntals of
topics: cost of debt, financial
cost of common and managem
preferred stock ent. Place
of
publicatio
n not
identified
: Phi
Learning.
2 hrs
LONG QUIZ

4. Know how to estimate the Lecture, Group Brigham, E. F.,

financing needs of the Hands on Case study/Group &
company. activities, activities/reporting Houston,
VIII. Long term Financing Chalk and J. F.
Board (2015).
Fundame
5. Discuss the different types ntals of
of financing: common stock Financial
financing and debt and Managem
preferred stock financing ent.
Boston,
MA,
USA:
Cengage.

Banerjee, B.
(2010).
Fundame
ntals of
financial
managem
ent. Place
of
publicatio
n not
identified
: Phi
Learning.

6 hrs. FINAL EXAM

CONTACT HOURS/WEEK 3 UNITS
COURSE OUTCOMES At the end of the semester, the students must have:

1. Adequately appreciate the basic financial policies and strategies in business operations.
2. Understand bully the concept of the value of money in relation to decision making.
3. Determine the value of financial assets such as bonds and stocks for investment purposes, its risk and return
4. Have the sufficient knowledge of stock market, how stock trading operates and the relevance of security markets.
5. Identify the cost of capital for different sources of funds such as debt and equity and to understand the weighted
average cost of capital.
6. Appreciate the concept, rationale and elements of capital budgeting.
7. Have sufficient knowledge and adeptness in the application of capital budgeting techniques.
PREREQUISITE SUBJECT FIN1A
 SUGGESTED READINGS AND COURSE REFERENCES Brigham, E. F., & Houston, J. F. (2015). Fundamentals of Financial Management. Boston,
MA, USA: Cengage.

Banerjee, B. (2010). Fundamentals of financial management. Place of publication not

identified: Phi Learning.

Horne, J. V., & Wachowicz, J. (2001). Fundamentals of financial management. Prentice Hall.

C., V. H., & Wachowicz, J. M. (2010). Fundamentals of financial management. New Delhi:
PHI Learning.

COURSE REQUIREMENTS 1. Term Examination

2. Written Quizzes
3. Case Study
4. Assignment and graded recitation
GRADING SYSTEM
Term Examination 30%
Laboratory Activities/Case study 30%
Quizzes 30%
Attendance/Homework 10%
Total 100%

CLASSROOM POLICIES 1. Be on time and minimize absences.

2. Be participative during class discussion and avoid making noises.
3. Submit requirements on time.

Prepared by: Approved by:

JEAN DIANE Y. JOVELO, CPA DR. NEMIA V. YORAC

Name of Faculty Dean of Instruction