Finance Management 1600-Opt21ZFIN-S1

1. Introduction to financial management.
2. The objectives of financial management.
3. Basic tools and techniques of financial management.
4. Changes in the value of money over time.
5. Risk and the expected rate of return.
6. Long-term financial management of enterprises.
7. Decisions on investment.
8. Short-term financial management of enterprises.
9. Sources of financing the company.
10. Taxes in financial management.
11. Financial Planning.

Total student workload

1. Hours implemented with teacher 20 hours. lecture, 2. Individual work students need to successfully complete the course of 10 hours. 3. The time required to prepare for and to participate in the assessment process 8 hours. Total student's workload 38 hours

Learning outcomes - knowledge

W1: He knows the basic terminology associated with the financial performance of the entity - K_W 26 W2: Characterized financial position - K_W26 W3: Discusses the basic factors affecting the liquidity of the unit - K_W26

Learning outcomes - skills

U1: He can identify the source of financing entities (with special emphasis on spectacle optics market) - K_U25 U2 estimated economic entity's financial position - K_U26

Learning outcomes - social competencies

K1: Uses of the principle of moral responsibility of managing health care facilities (particularly the financial aspects) - K_K02 K2: Indicates the ability to organize work through careful management of resources - K_K10

Course coordinators

Zofia Wyszkowska

Teaching methods

informative lecture, problem lecture, case study

Observation/demonstration teaching methods

- display

Expository teaching methods

- informative (conventional) lecture
- problem-based lecture

Exploratory teaching methods

- case study

Type of course

elective course

Prerequisites

Lack

Assessment criteria

Lecture: W1,W2,W3, K1-K2, U1-U2

Presentation (0-10 points) –
Assessment criteria:
<6 points-nzal
6 points> - zal

Practical placement

Lack

Bibliography

1) The financial analysis in decision-making of the modern enterprise, ed. G. Lukasik, ed. EU Katowice 2009.
2) B. Pomykalska, P. Pomykalski, financial analysis company, ed. PWN, Warsaw, 2008.

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