Description
This course emphasizes the importance the financial statement
anlysis and reporting to all business decision makers. The course
presents an overview of financial reporting and financial statement
anlysis, from both an accounting and a finance perspective. The
accounting perspective includes an anlysis of financing activities,
investing activities and operating activities. Financial anlysis
includes cash flow anlysis, analyzing return on invested capital,
credit anlysis and equity anlysis and valuation. Students will be
required to apply course concepts through the analysis of case
studies. Prerequisites: ACC226 and COM104 (3 s.h.)