The document outlines the chapters and sections of a course on discounted cash flow (DCF) modeling. It covers topics such as enterprise value versus equity value, book value versus market value, cash flow versus relative valuation, the mechanics of 2-stage DCF approaches and levered versus unlevered DCF modeling. Subsequent chapters discuss modeling free cash flows, terminal values, net debt, shares outstanding, weighted average cost of capital, and other DCF considerations and techniques.
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Chapter 1: Overview
The document outlines the chapters and sections of a course on discounted cash flow (DCF) modeling. It covers topics such as enterprise value versus equity value, book value versus market value, cash flow versus relative valuation, the mechanics of 2-stage DCF approaches and levered versus unlevered DCF modeling. Subsequent chapters discuss modeling free cash flows, terminal values, net debt, shares outstanding, weighted average cost of capital, and other DCF considerations and techniques.