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{{CourseInfobox
|Number=FINA210
|Credits=3
|Has_subject=Finance
|Taught_at=Olayan School of Business
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{{Course
|Description=This course teaches the tools that determine and analyze the major decisions a financial manager has to make, including identification of the firm’s goals, time value of money, use of discount cash flow models, capital budgeting under certainty, capital structure as it relates to cost of capital, dividend policy, and ethics in finance.
|Topics=Introduction to Corporate Finance, Working with Financial Statements, Time Value of Money, Discounted Cash Flow Valuation, Interest Rates and Bond Valuation, Stock Valuation, Net Present Value and Other Investment Criteria, Making Capital Investment Decisions, Return Risk and the Security Market Line, Cost of Capital, Financial Leverage and Capital Structure Policy
|LearningGoals=FINA210_B-LG1: Business Professional Knowledge & Competence, FINA210_B-LG2: Decision Making, FINA210_B-LG3: Ethics, FINA210_B-LG4: Teamwork
|SpecificLearningObjectives=FINA210_B-LG1.1: Business Professional Knowledge & Competence, FINA210_B-LG2.1: Decision Making, FINA210_BLG3.1: Ethics, FINA210_B-LG4.1: Teamwork
|PrerequisiteCourses=ACCT210 - Financial Accounting
|InstructionalMethodology=Lecture, Class Discussion, Case Study
|PerformanceEvaluation=FINA210_Test1, FINA210_Test2, FINA210_Quizzes, FINA210_Case Analysis, FINA210_Attendance and Participation
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