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Capital structure, dividend policy, incentives, and risk management. Topics may vary. This course starts where Finance 6301 typically ends. Additional topics include financial analysis and planning, business valuation, short and long-term financial management, mergers and acquisitions and corporate restructuring. |  |\n| Learning Outcomes: |  |\n| 1. Value a firm using | different methodologies. |\n| 2. Evaluate different | options for financing the assets of a firm: their costs and benefits. |\n| 3. Evaluate different | strategies for managing the current and long-term assets of the firm. |\n\nRequired Textbooks and Materials  \nStudents should choose a full version finance textbook that covers all the topics listed in the syllabus. Some examples include:  \n• Corporate Finance, 3rd, Berk and DeMarzo, Pearson-Prentice Hall, 2014.  \n• Intermediate Financial Management (IFM), E. Brighman and P. Daves, Thomson South-Western (11th edition, 2013) .  \n• Financial Management Theory and Practice, 14th, E. Brigham and M. Ehrhardt, Southwestern Publishing, 2013.  \n• Corporate Finance, 10th edition, Ross, Westerfield and Jaffe, McGraw-Hill, 2013.  \n• Principles of Corporate Finance, 11th edition, Brealey, Myers and Allen, McGraw-Hill, 2014.  \nNote: The text should NOT have “Focused” or “The Core” in the title. The “Focused” or “The Core” texts contain fewer chapters and will not include some (or most) of the topics covered in this course.  \nA financial calculator and access to MS Excel (or similar) are required. The course involves substantial statistical and financial calculations. Recommended calculators include the HP-10BII, HP-12C, TI BAII Plus, or the TI BAII Plus Professional. These calculators can be used on most certification exams (e.g., CFA, FRM, CPA, etc. ) . If you use a calculator, then you will be responsible for knowing how to use it. I  \nrecommend you bring the calculator to class since there will be occasions to use it. You will only be allowed to use a financial calculator on the exams.  \nExcel: You will find it in your interest to learn how to use spreadsheets to solve financial problems, particularly if you decide to pursue a career in finance or accounting. Good books to learn such skills for corporate finance are: (1) Spreadsheet Modeling in Corporate Finance, by Craig Holden, Prentice-Hall, or (2) Financial Modeling, by S. Benninga, The MIT Press.  \nThe Wall Street Journal is optional but highly recommended since we will discuss current business news.  \nLecture Schedule*  \n\n| Class | Topic+ |\n| --- | --- |\n| Jan 16 | Review and Assessment |\n| Jan 23 | Financial Forecasting |\n| Jan 30 | Firm Valuation |\n| Feb 6 | Options |\n| Feb 13 | Options |\n| Feb 20 | Review |\n| Feb 27 | Exam I |\n| Mar 6 | Cost of Capital |\n| Mar 13 | Closer Look at Equity Financing |\n| Mar 27 | Compensating Shareholders |\n| Apr 3 | Closer Look at Debt Financing |\n| Apr 10 | Leasing and Hybrids |\n| Apr 17 | Working Capital Management |\n| Apr 24 | Risk Management; Review |\n| May 1 | Exam II |\n\n* These descriptions and timelines are subject to change at the discretion of the Professor.  \n+The chapters to read are listed in a separate spreadsheet. You would select the chapters that are appropriate for your textbook.  \nYou are expected to have read the text material prior to class","cbCairgExoSVwRrO","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairgExoSVwRrO","pdf",142301,"English","# Course Information\n## Instructor Contact Information\n## Course Pre-requisites and Restrictions\n## Course Description\n## Learning Outcomes\n# Required Textbooks and Materials\n## Financial Calculator and Excel Requirements\n## Optional Resources\n# Lecture Schedule\n## Weekly Topics\n# Grading Policy","[{\"question\":\"What are the prerequisites for FIN 6350?\",\"answer\":\"FIN 6301 is listed as a prerequisite for this course.\"},{\"question\":\"What learning outcomes does the course emphasize?\",\"answer\":\"Students are expected to value a firm using different methodologies, evaluate financing options by costs and benefits, and assess strategies for managing current and long-term firm assets.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the course grade calculated?\",\"answer\":\"The grade is a weighted average: Project/Participation/Homework 30%, Exam 1 35%, and Exam 2 35%, converted to letter grades using the stated score ranges.\"}]","FIN 6350 - Advanced Financial Management - Course Syllabus | PDF"]