Department of Management
![]() | MAN 321 (2014-2015-Fall): Corporate Finance By: Asst. Prof. Burcu Esmer This course aims to introduce the students to the world of finance, through the fundamental concepts, such as time value of money, risk, return, and asset valuation. After taking this course students will be able to measure and analyze the financial performance of a firm, apply the time value of money to solve financial problems, value financial and real asset investments, define and measure risk and rate of return ,calculate fair values of bonds and common stocks, and apply capital budgeting techniques. |
![]() | MAN-425 (2013-2014-Spring): Corporate Financial Strategy By: Asst. Prof. Burcu Esmer The primary objective of "Corporate Financial Strategy" is for students to
understand the implications of financial theory in real situations and to
be able to analyze and communicate the implications of their analyses to
an informed audience. The course outline is organized to include major
strategic decisions of corporations such as capital structure, payout
policy, real options, mergers, risk management, as well as corporate
governance and valuation. A second objective is for students to function
in teams for case studies and presentations. A final objective is for
students to refine and expand specific skills and use of financial
analytical tools in a real-world context. |