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Course Title: ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Course Code : FIN – 505 Semester : Fall – 2008 Class : MBA Course Objective:  To introduce accounting as basis for decisions in business organizations. Behavioral Objecti ve: Upon successful completi on of this cour se the students are exp ected to develo p thi nki ng in measuri ng and analyz ing transactions and accounts in worksheet form Course Description: In – dept h understanding of nature of different key ite ms appear ing on the fin ancial statements of dif fer ent indust ri al and service or ganizations; assessi ng integr it y of numbers and focusi ng on deri ving meaningf ul from numbers; reading betwee n the lines – financial statements oft en conceal more than the y reveal; areas nee ding specia l attention; evaluating non – quantitative factors essential for evaluation but not reflected in financial statements.  Sessio ns Topics Chapters 1 Fundamental Concepts Introduction of Financial Reporting 1 2 Fundamental Concepts Introduction of Financial Reporting 1 3 Introduction of Financial Reporting, Documents,  Topics 2 4 Introduction of Financial Reporting, Documents,  Topics 2 5 Balance Sheet 3 6 Income Statement 4 7 Basics of Analysis 5 8 Basics of Analysis 5 9 STDP 7 10 STDP 7 11 STDP 7 12 STDP 7 13 1 st Hourly Exam 14 LTDP 8 15 LTDP 8 16 LTDP 8 17 LTDP 8 18 Cash Flows 11 19 Cash Flows 11

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Course Title: ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTSCourse Code : FIN – 505Semester : Fall – 2008Class : MBA

Course Objective:  To introduce accounting as basis for decisions inbusiness organizations.

Behavioral Objective: Upon successful completion of this course thestudents are expected to develop thinking in measuring and analyzingtransactions and accounts in worksheet form

Course Description: In – depth understanding of nature of different keyitems appearing on the financial statements of different industrial andservice organizations; assessing integrity of numbers and focusing onderiving meaningful from numbers; reading between the lines – financial

statements often conceal more than they reveal; areas needing specialattention; evaluating non – quantitative factors essential for evaluation butnot reflected in financial statements. 

Sessions

Topics Chapters

1 Fundamental Concepts Introduction of FinancialReporting

1

2 Fundamental Concepts Introduction of FinancialReporting

1

3 Introduction of Financial Reporting, Documents,

 Topics

2

4 Introduction of Financial Reporting, Documents, Topics

2

5 Balance Sheet 36 Income Statement 4

7 Basics of Analysis 5

8 Basics of Analysis 5

9 STDP 7

10 STDP 7

11 STDP 7

12 STDP 713 1st Hourly Exam14 LTDP 8

15 LTDP 8

16 LTDP 8

17 LTDP 8

18 Cash Flows 11

19 Cash Flows 11

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20 Cash Flows 11

21 STDP 7

22 LTDP 8

23 CF 11

24 2nd Hourly Exam

22 Basics of Analysis 523 Analysis of Profitability 9

24 Analysis of Profitability 9

25 Analysis of Profitability 9

26 Analysis for Investor 10

27 Analysis for Investor 1028 Analysis for Investor 10

29 Utility of Ratios 1330 Utility of Ratios 13

31 Utility of Ratios 13

32 Utility of Ratios 1333 Special Industries 15

34 Special Industries 1535 Special Industries 15

36 3rd Hourly Exam37 Comprehensive Presentations &

Review

38 Comprehensive Presentations &Review

39 Comprehensive Presentations &Review

40 Comprehensive Presentations &Review

41 Comprehensive Presentations &Review

42 Comprehensive Presentations &Review

43 Comprehensive Presentations &Review

44 Comprehensive Presentations &Review

45 Comprehensive Presentations &Review

46 Comprehensive Presentations &Review

47 – 48 Final Examination

Please read the respective chapters and topics prior to the specific session.

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Assignments and group discussion will be made known as the termprogresses.

Recommended Text BooksCharles H. Gibson, Financial Statement Analysis, 7th Edition

Grading Plan:Quizzes 10%Assignments / Class Participation 10%Hourlies 40%Final Examination 40%