Financial Management
Form a thorough understanding of the operations and instruments that revolve around finance.
This course examines the theory and current practice of financial reporting, managerial and cost accounting, analysis, and valuation in organizations of various sizes and ranges. It also develops a framework for the use of accounting theory, practice, and tools in the management and leadership of organizations
Course Objectives
After completing the course, the students will master the methods of management, measurement, and control of financial risks, as well as approaches to detecting and managing the risks of financial reporting manipulation, respectively. risk management of accounting errors and fraud as a tool of effective internal control system (anti-fraud system).
What will you study?
Financial Management
This course examines the theory and current practice of financial reporting, managerial and cost accounting, analysis, and valuation in organizations of various sizes and ranges. It also develops a framework for the use of accounting theory, practice, and tools in the management and leadership of organizations.
Course Content & Curriculum
- Financial statement analysis
- Audit
- Risk of manipulation of financial statements
- Reporting techniques, managerial and cost accounting
- Use of accounting to evaluate managerial decisions
- Use of accounting information for cost control
Course Learning Outcomes
At the completion of this course, students should be able to…
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Apply financial standards and ratios to financial statements and reports for a selection of for-profit, non-profit and public organizations.
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Interpret financial data for the purpose of constructing risk assessment, valuation and forecasting activities, and reporting financial results.
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Analyze cost behavior patterns and implications for break-even, scalability, and profitability forecasts and reporting.
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Understand cost calculation in management.
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Be able to prepare financial statements and understand accounting reports.
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Understand the accounting risks of errors, fraud, and audit tools to detect them.