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Financial Management Course Outline

This document outlines the course TMT-3109: Financial Management. The course is offered on Tuesdays from 5:00-5:15pm in classroom 610. It is taught by Professor Mohammad MizanurRahman and aims to help students understand finance, financial analysis, time value of money, risk and return, and make long and short-term financial decisions. The course is divided into 5 parts covering these topics and will assess students through exams, assignments, quizzes and class participation.

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Financial Management Course Outline

This document outlines the course TMT-3109: Financial Management. The course is offered on Tuesdays from 5:00-5:15pm in classroom 610. It is taught by Professor Mohammad MizanurRahman and aims to help students understand finance, financial analysis, time value of money, risk and return, and make long and short-term financial decisions. The course is divided into 5 parts covering these topics and will assess students through exams, assignments, quizzes and class participation.

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Course Outline

TMT-3109: Financial Management, Credit: 02


Program - TEM, Batch - 192, Section: 1

Class Room: 610 Class Time: Tuesday (5:00 pm - 05:15 pm)

Course Teacher: Mohammad MizanurRahman (MDM)


Assistant Professor, Dept. of Textile Engineering and Management
Cell: 01723449003, Email: [email protected]
Office: Room No. # 525
Consulting Hour: on Appointment

1.0 Course Objectives

Finance deals with money; it is the art and science of managing money. Financial manager
collets money from cheapest possible sources makes it fund and invests this fund in such a way
that maximizes the wealth of shareholders. The main objective of the course is to make an
effective and efficient financial manager who will exactly able to do what professional financial
managers do in their professional field.

This course will help you to –

 Understand about Finance, its major areas, opportunities, function, and primary activities
of financial manager

 Understand financial institutions and markets, and role they play in managerial finance

 Understand different financial ratios to analyze a firm and hence facilitate you to make
investment decisions in that company

 Understand the role of time value of money in Finance, the use of computational tools

 Tradeoff between risk and return enters into numerous professional and personal
financial decisions

 Doshort - term and long - term financial decisions and also facilitate one’s to make long -
term investment decisions

After completing this course, students should be able to interpret and communicate financial
tools and techniques and apply this knowledge in decision making process not only in personal
investment but also in professional life.
2.0 Course Content

This subject will cover five parts. Each part has the seven following chapters; Details topic
names of chapters are listed here.

Part 01: Introduction to Managerial Finance

Chapter 01:The Role and Environment of Managerial Finance

Finance and Business: Introduction about Finance and its major areas, opportunities, and
importance to study, Legal forms of business.

The Managerial Finance Function: The function of financial management in organization,


primary activities of the financial manager, relationship to Economics and Accounting.

Goal of the Firm: Maximize profit or shareholder wealth, the agency issue.

Financial Institutions and Markets: The money market, the capital market, Roles, functions and
interrelationship of the monetary authorities of Bangladesh and commercial banks, Problems of
commercial banking with respect to lending, investment

Chapter 02: Financial Statements Analysis

The Stockholders’ Report: The letter to stockholders’, the four key financial statement, A
complete ratio analysis - Liquidity ratios, Activity ratios, Debt ratios, Profitability ratios, Market
ratios.

Part 02: Important Financial Concepts

Chapter 03: Time Value of Money

The Role of time Value in Finance: Future value and present value, Basic pattern of cash flow.

Single Amounts: Future value of a single amount, present value of a single amount, comparing
present value and future value

Annuities: Types of annuities and their finding technique

Mixed Streams: Future value of a mixed stream and present value of a mixed stream

Compounding Interest More Frequently Than Annually: Semiannual and quarterly


compounding, a general equation for compounding more frequently than annually, nominal and
effective annual rates of interest

Special Applications of Time Value: Determining deposits needed to accumulate a future sum,
Loan amortization

Chapter 04: Risk and Return

Risk and Return Fundamentals: Concept of Risk and Return, Risk preference
Risk of a Single Asset: Risk assessment and measurement
Risk of a Portfolio: Portfolio return and standard deviation, correlation, diversification
The Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM): Types of Risk, CAPM model

Part 03: Long - Term Investment Decisions

Chapter 05: Capital Budgeting Techniques

Capital Budgeting Decision Process: Motives for capital expenditure, steps in the process, and
basic terminology

Overview of Capital Budgeting Techniques: Nature of cash flows, Payback period, Net present
value, Comparing NPV and IRR techniques

Part 04: Long - Term Financial Decisions

Chapter 06: The Cost of Capital

Overview of the Cost of Capital, Cost of long - term debt, Cost of preferred stock, Cost of
common stock, WACC, Marginal cost and investment decisions

Part 05: Short - Term Financial Decisions

Chapter 07: Working Capital Management

Net working capital fundamentals: Short-term financial management, net working capital
management, the tradeoff between profitability and risk

3.0 Marks Distribution

Distribution of 100 Marks is here.

Mid-Term Exam :30 Marks


Final Exam :40 Marks
Term Paper & Presentation :10 Marks
Quizzes/Class Test :10 Marks
Class Attendance and Exam
:10 Marks
Performance

*Final Exam and Mid-Term Exam will be held centrally. Office of the Controller of
Examinations will fix the date. You are advised to keep yourself up to date by following
exam notice regarding with your exam date.

** At least 3 quizzes/class test will be taken. You are advised to prepare yourself to appear for
surprised class test.

*** At the end of the course you are required to submit a term paper and appear in the
presentation as well.

**** Failing/Missing to appear in the final examination will be considered as F (Fail) grade.

3.1 Tentative Exam Date

Mid - Term : Follow Exam Routine


Final Exam : Follow Exam Routine
Class Test : See the class plan

3.2 Attendance Policy

Students having attendance in between 60 to <75% will be allowed to attend for


finalexamination only with a payment of penalty fee of Tk. 1000. However, students
havingattendance below 60% will not be allowed for sitting in the final examination.

4.0 Class Plan

Session 1, 2, 3 : Chapter - 1

Session 4, 5 :Chapter - 2

Session 6 : Quiz/Class Test - 1

Session 7 : Chapter - 2

Session 8, 9, 10 : Chapter - 3

Mid - Term Exam

Session 11, 12, 13 :Chapter - 5

Session 14, 15 : Chapter - 4

Session 16, 17 : Chapter - 6 & Quiz/Class Test - 2

Session 18, 19 : Chapter -7

Session 20 : Case Study and Presentation

Final Exam

5.0 Book Reference

i) Principles of Managerial Finance (13th Edition) by Lawrence J. Gitman and Chad J. Zutter

ii) Fundamentals of Financial Management (12th Edition) by Eugene F. Brigham and Joel F.
Houston

iii) Financial Statement Analysis: A Practitioner's Guide 4th Edition by Martin S. Fridson
and Fernando Alvarez

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