Republic of the Philippines

Naval State University

COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES
Naval, Biliran

COURSE SYLLABUS
Fin. 313
School Year 2018-2019
SUMMER CLASASES 2019

I. Course Code : Finance 313

II. Course Title : Financial Analysis And Reporting
III. Pre-requisites : Fin. 211
IV. Co-requisites : None
V. Credit Units : 3 Units
VI. Time Allotment : 9 hrs. per week / 54 hours/semester

Prepared: Reviewed: Noted: Approved:

RICARDO P. MEJIA MA Ed. RICARDO P. MEJIA JOHN D. ROMAGOS, DM LEOMERO H. GARCIA, Ph. D.

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 NSU VISION

A globally competitive state university imbued with positive values contributory to sustainable development and progress.

NSU MISSION

To generate world-class graduates adequately equipped with quality education, professional training and relevant skills maritime education, engineering,
arts and sciences, and other health related programs, tourism, education, ICT, business and entrepreneurship, agriculture, criminology, fishery and forestry
through instruction, research and production services.

NSU Quality Policy

NSU is Yes to, Open to, and United to quality education by developing world-class graduates and intensifying research and development, extension, and
production in compliance to statutory and regulatory requirements to ensure customer satisfaction that leads to the continual improvement of the quality
management system.

NSU MOTTO

Nobility, Solidarity, and Unity

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 CAS Quality Objectives

1. Increase ten percent (10%) on the number of faculty members participating in national and international research fora and conferences within CY 2018.

2. Increase the passing percentage of Nursing from 90% to 91% while Criminology from 41% to 50% for SY 2018-2019
.
3. Procure additional instructional and laboratory facilities for the different programs of the College including e-room and new Dean’s office for CY 2018.

4. Establish a clientele feedback system and process od fata analysis and address different concerns of students.

5. Observance of R.A. 10173 - Data Privacy Act of 2012.

INSTITUTIONAL PROGRAM OUTCOMES COURSE OUTCOMES

OUTCOMES Fin. 313. Financial Analysis and Reporting
Globally  Graduates who can evaluate business reports, proposals and
competitive concept papers. 1. Students can analyze financial statements to assess the
 Graduates with cross-cultural communication skills to help in company’s income and liquidity.

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 aiding products and services improvements through the use of
the inputs from feasibility study, business planning and
research.
 Graduates who are active participants in social media
interactions addressing global issues and trends.
 Plan, operate and manage culture-sensitive businesses.
2. Students can apply the methods of financial analysis in case
problems to assess company financial status
3. Students can examine financial reports to assess the effects
of each account to the operation of a company.
4. Compute financial ratios and identify its bearing to the
operations.

 Participates efficiently and effectively in collaborative activities 5. Students can prepare plans on forecasting price and earnings
such as paying taxes, appropriate pricing of goods and of a company.
Positive values
services, paying reasonable salaries and wages and other
government laws and regulations.
 Work effectively with stakeholders and manage conflict in the 6 Students will discuss and prepare suggested activities which
workplace. will lead to harmonious relationship in the organization.
Sustainable 7. Join and participate in the activities of JBEC and business
 Participate actively in business associations and comply with
development activities of the association.
their policies and obligations.
 Graduates who are operating businesses advocating
environmental preservation.
 Use self-assesment to develop personal career development
strategy.
 Conduct feasibility study, business plan and research as input
Progress
to manage competitive businesses.
 Graduates who manifest nationalism with strong support to 8. Demonstrate love of country and social responsibility.
national economic growth.4

COURSE DESCRIPTION;
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 The course deals with solving common financial problems. THE FOCUS IN ON EQUITY (SHARE) VALUATION, WITH
SOME ATTENTION
IS GIVEN TO CREDIT ANALYSIS AND THE VALUATION OF DEBT. The methods of fundamental analysis will be examined in
detail and will
be applied in cases and projects involving listed companies. Topics include models of shareholder’s value, and a
comparison of
accounting and discounted cash flow approaches to valuation , methods of financial statement analysis, testing the
quality of financial
reports, forecasting earnings and cash flows, analysis for planning and market to book ratios. COURSE OUTLINE

WEEK CO TOPICS TEACHING AND LEARNING ACTIVITIES RESOURCES ASSESSMENT REMARKS

1  Vision, Mission, 1. Discussions to let the students realize VMGO placed Oral assessment
CO 2 Goals and Objectives the aims of the university to produce in each
of NSU and The productive graduates and they classroom, Assessment of
duties of students to themselves should be able to state Student student’s
attain such vision. their duties as students. manual, reactions and
 . 2. . University explanations.
Code,

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I. Grading System:

Class participation 25%

Recitation and Quizzes
Projects 25%
Examination 40%
Midterm Exam 20%
Final Exam 20%
Character 10%
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Total 100%

* The college is implementing 50% passing grade percentage all throughout the grading system category. At the end of the semester, a student incurring
a grade of 3.0 and below means a passing grade while 3.1 and above is a failing grade.

II. Class Policies

1. Student decorum will be monitored by the instructor as provided in the NSU student handbook. Wearing complete school uniform is a must. For
male students, proper haircut is imposed and that wearing of earrings weird colored hair is not allowed.
2. Gadgets/devices and cellphones must be silent off or better yet be turned off to avoid class disturbance. No student is allowed to use mobile phones
or tablets inside the classroom except for academic referencing. If needed, the student can inform the teacher and can go out to answer phone
calls..
3. Before and after class starts, students must see to it that the classroom is clean and in order.
4. Electric fan/Air-condition unit and lights must be turned off after class, and writings on
the board must be erased.
5. Strict implementation of “Deadline” is a deadline for submission of requirements. Non-compliance will be deducted to the final score of the students.
6. Additional classroom policies will be identified and will be announced by the instructor as deemed to be important for classroom management in
order to smoothen the student academic performance.

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Gorospe, A. and Quintos, J. Philippine Business Ethics, GIC Enterprises, Manila. 2006.

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Jollibee Foods Corp. Mannual on Corporate Governanance. Ortigas Ave. Pasig City
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Padilla, Reynaldo. Business Ethics. Rex Book Store,Manila. 2004

Roa, Floriano. Business Ethics and Social Responsibility. Rex Book Store. Manila.
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UN-ESCAP. Urban Governance. Governance @gdrc.org. Bangkok, Thailand.

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