HB2504
University Of Houston-Victoria
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Course Online Syllabus
Spring 2011
| Department | ACCT | Course Number | 6351 | Section Number | 23513 |
| Name of Course | Financial Reporting & Analysis | ||||
| Name of Instructor | Chiang,Wei-Chih | ||||
This information may not constitute all course policies; students are responsible for all course requirements established by their instructors during the semester and all institutional policies as established in the UHV student handbook. | |||||
Learning Objectives
As a result of this course, students will
- Forecast the sales and related expenses and prepare projected financial statements.
- Comprehend the financial accounting/reporting principles underlying the financial statements (i.e., balance sheet, income statement, and the statement of cash flows) and analyze the impact of GAAP on profitability and risk.
- Identify the economic characteristics of a particular industry and the strategies that a particular firm pursues to gain competitive advantage.
- Perform various financial analysis, including common-size statement, trend analysis and ratio computations.
Major Assignments/Exams
| Midterm Exam | 100 points | ||
| Class Discussion/Participation | 50 points | ||
| Project #1 | 50 points | ||
| Project #2 | 100 points | ||
| Final Exam | 100 points | ||
| Homework Assignments (NOT required to turn in) |
Required Reading
Wahlen, Baginski, and Bradshaw, Financial Reporting, Financial Statement Analysis, and Valuation: A Strategic Perspective,7th ed., ISBN 9780324789416.
Recommended Reading
Weygandt, Kimmel, and Kieso, Financial Accounting,7th ed.
Aileen Ormiston and Lyn Fraser , Understanding Financial Statements,9th ed.
List of Discussion/Lecture Topics
- Introduction to Financial Accounting
- Introduction to Financial Accounting
- Introduction to Financial Accounting
- Overview of Financial Reporting, Financial Statement Analysis, and Valuation
- Asset and Liability Valuation and Income Recognition
- Income Flows versus Cash Flows
- Self-Review Ch1-3
- Profitability Analysis
- Spring Break
- Risk Analysis
- Financing Activities
- Investing Activities
- Operating Activities
- Earnings Quality
- Forecasting Financial Statements
- Self-Review Ch4-10