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F-401 Course Outline BBA 23rd 2020 - Edited

The document outlines a course on financial statement analysis and valuation taught at the University of Dhaka. The course objectives are to teach students how to analyze income statements, balance sheets, cash flow statements, and value public and private companies using different techniques. The course will be taught over 13 weeks and cover relevant readings from the CFA program textbooks on financial reporting analysis and equity valuation. Students will be graded according to university rules and are expected to regularly attend and participate in class discussions.

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F-401 Course Outline BBA 23rd 2020 - Edited

The document outlines a course on financial statement analysis and valuation taught at the University of Dhaka. The course objectives are to teach students how to analyze income statements, balance sheets, cash flow statements, and value public and private companies using different techniques. The course will be taught over 13 weeks and cover relevant readings from the CFA program textbooks on financial reporting analysis and equity valuation. Students will be graded according to university rules and are expected to regularly attend and participate in class discussions.

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Department of Finance, University of Dhaka

BBA 23rd Batch 4th Year 1st Semester, 2020


F-401: Financial Statement Analysis and Valuation
Course Outline

Course Instructors:
Md. Sajib Hossain (MSH),CFA, Assistant Professor
Room: 4057 (MBA Building), E-mail:[email protected]
Md. Imran Hossain (MIH), Assistant Professor
Room: 4056 (MBA Building), E-mail: [email protected]

Course Objectives:

The main objective of this course is to familiarize the students with financial statement analysis
techniques and company valuation procedures. Upon completion of this course, the incumbents are
expected to understand the procedures how to analyse the components of firms’ major financial
statements such as income statement, balance sheet, cash flow statement etc. Further, the students will be
able to determine the value of public and private companies based on different valuation techniques. By
covering materials from two books of the CFA program, this course will facilitate the students who are
interested to pursue CFA in future.

Main Textbooks:
1. Financial Reporting and Analysis, CFA Level 1
2. Equity Valuation, CFA Level 2.

Tentative course outline*


Sl# Course Teachers’
Reading # Chapter’s Name
Initial
Financial Reporting and Analysis, CFA Level 1

1 Reading 21 Financial Statement Analysis: An Introduction MIH


Financial Reporting Standards
Reading 22
(SELF-READING for Quiz test)

2 Reading 23 Understanding Income Statements MIH


3 Reading 24 Understanding Balance Sheets MIH
4 Reading 25 Understanding Cash Flow Statements MIH
5 Reading 26 Financial Analysis Techniques MSH
(SELF-READING for Quiz test)
6 Reading 27 Inventories MIH
7 Reading 28 Long-Lived Assets MSH
8 Reading 30 Non-Current (Long-Term) Liabilities MSH
9 Reading 31 Financial Reporting Quality MSH
10 Reading 32 Financial Statement Analysis: Applications MSH
Equity Valuation, CFA Level 2.
11 Reading 28 Free Cash Flow Valuation MSH
12 Reading 29 Market-Based Valuation: Price and Enterprise MSH
Value Multiples
13 Reading 30 Residual Income Valuation MIH
14 Reading 31 Private Company Valuation MIH
*The course instructors may bring changes to the above course outline during the semester.
Grading Policy: As per university rules.
Instructions:Students are encouraged to ask questions in the class. No make-up exams are encouraged.
Class attendance and participation is highly regarded. Students will be advised about report and
presentation later by the course instructors.

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