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    Republic of the Philippines


    CARAGA STATE UNIVERSITY
    Cabadbaran Campus
    T. Curato St., Cabadbaran, Agusan del Norte
    Tel. Nos. (085)343-1020/281-2032

    DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL EDUCATION

    Course Outline

    COURSE TITLE Business Finance


    COURSE Business Finance
    NO. OF UNITS 3 Units
    PRE-REQUISITE None
    COURSE DESCRIPTION This course is a study of the basic principles and concepts used in the
    financial management of a business enterprise. Topics include money
    and capital markets, financial management of working capital, capital
    budgeting, and short-term and long-term financing by means of debt
    and equity capital.
    COURSE GOALS At the end of the course, the students will be able to:
    1. Demonstrate knowledge of and proficiency in the terminology,
    theories, concepts, practices and skills specific to the field of finance.
    2. Apply the fundamental concepts and tools of finance.
    3. Apply financial management concepts and tools to the financing
    decisions faced by the business.
    4. Explain the role of short-term financial management, and the key
    strategies and techniques used to manage cash.
    5. Learn and appreciate the financial markets.
    6. Identify the major sources of short-term and long-term financing
    available to the firm.
    COURSE CONTENT
    Topic Specific Topic
    I. Orientation
    A. Mission and Vision of the A. Introduction
    University B. Vision & Mission, relate to personal goals and objectives
    B. College Goals and Objectives C. Orientation of Grading System, Class Policies and book references
    C. Grading System
    D. Class Policies
    E. Book references
    The Nature and Aims of Business Business Defined
    Finance Defined
    Business Finance Defined
    The Role of Business in the Philippine Economy
    Organizing a Business Business Process
     Conceptualization
     Discovery
     Assembling
     Financing
     Operation
    Legal Forms of Business
    Advantages and Disadvantages
    Fundamental Concepts of Business Three Questions Addressed by the Study of Business Finance
    Finance The Goals of Business Finance
    The Budget
    Capital Budgeting Basic Terms in Capital Budgeting
    • Capital Budgeting
    • Capital Expenditures
    • Valuation
    • Investment
    Classes of Capital Expenditures
    Objectives of Capital Budgeting
    The Capital Budgeting System
    Evaluation of Proposed Capital Expenditures
    Financial Markets The Financial Markets
    Components of the Capital Market
    Methods by Which Financial Markets Transfer Funds
    Working Capital Meaning
    2

    The need for Working Capital


    Management of Working Capital
    Liquidity Management
    Cash Management
    Sources of Short-term Capital Advantages of Short-term Credit
    Disadvantages
    The Suppliers of Short-term Funds
    Intermediate Term Financing Advantages of Intermediate Term Financing
    Term Loan
    Common Provisions of a Loan Agreement
    Business Failure, Rehabilitation & Classes of Failure
    Liquidation Causes of Failure
    Remedial Actions

    Course References
     Business Finance Second Edition 2007 by Roberto G. Medina
     Introduction to Business and Finance 2014 by Rowena A. Cuevas-Cinco
     Basic Finance: An Introduction to Institutions, Management & Investment Phil Edition, 10th Edition, Herbert B.
    Mayo

    Grading System

    Major Examinations 60 %
    Quizzes, Seat works, Recitation/Board Work
    Assignment & Attendance 40%
    Total 100%

    Class Policies:
    1. Mobile phones, and iPods must be turned off or in silent mode during the whole duration of the class
    2. Absolutely no use of cellphone during class period.
    3. Honesty, courtesy and respect to everyone, disregarding social position, color, gender, or culture, must be
    strictly upheld at all times.
    4. Any student found to have participated in academic dishonesty (ex. cheating, allowing others copy his/her
    answers during exam, etc.)
    5. Three counts late/tardiness is equivalent to one absence.
    6. Three counts unexcused absences will mean bringing ones ’ parents to the OSAS and asking permit to attend
    the class.
    7. A maximum of 5 absences only is allowed for the whole term, excused or not. A letter of explanation duly
    signed by parents, and OSAS’ permission to attend classes will be required.
    8. No special exam will be given except those with valid reasons.
    9. Extra-curricular activities will not excuse one from submission of academic requirements.
    10. Major exam may be taken before or right after the extra-curricular activity.
    11. NO UNIFORM, NO ENTRY except with valid reason.
    12. NO ID, NO ENTRY except with valid reason but requires permit from OSAS
    13. Complaints / problems related to the course must be consulted/verified with the teacher or concern personnel.
    UNJUST posting in social media is considered as a form of bullying, hence entails proper sanctions.

    Consultation Period: 1 – 5 pm Tuesday and Thursday

    Prepared by: Reviewed by:

    MARIA TITA C. CASTILLON, CPA, MBA ESTHER D. TANDOG, Ph.D


    Faculty Chairperson, General Education

    Date Reviewed: ____________

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