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FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION

Finance 7003

Spring 2007

Instructor: Joe Wayne Byers
Office:
Phone: 918-269-1591 (cell)
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Class Schedule: TTh 4:30-5:45
Office Hours: By appointment
Email: FinancialSEAL@FinancialSEAL.com

Prerequisite/Co-requisite

Texts

Brigham and Ehrhardt, Financial Management: Theory and Practice, Thomson: South-Western, 2005, 11th Edition. ISBN#: 0-324-25968-9

Additional Resources:

Copeland, Weston and Shastri, Financial Theory and Corporate Policy, Pearson-Addison-Wesley, 2005, 4th Edition.

Haug, Espen G.  The Complete Guide to Options Pricing Formulas, McGraw-Hill, 1998.  ISBN:0-7863-1241-8

Course Grades

Mid Term Examination

150

Final Examination

150

Cases (3)

100

Total

400

Examinations

The examination is short answer, essay, and problem questions with partial credit awarded for all questions.  The examination will be open book and notes and will require a calculator.

Cases

Each chapter has a mini case at the end of the chapter.  A case will be due every two to three weeks from the current chapters being covered.  Students are allowed to select one case from these chapters for grading.  The Student is only require to turn in three and only three of the five cases.  Style Requirements

Misconduct:

The document Policies and Procedures Relating to Academic Misconduct in the College of Business Administration shall apply to this course.  Copies of the document are on reserve in BAH 218.

Center for Student Academic Support

Students with disabilities should contact the Center for Student Academic Support to self-identify their needs in order to facilitate their rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act.  The Cent for Student Academic Support is located in Holmes Student Center, Room 59.

Missing Grades

All missing grades are recorded as zero unless the missed grade falls under the policy specified on pages E56-57 of the Student Handbook.  This policy states that the student should report to the Student Center for Academic Support in Holmes Student Center, Room 59 for a formal excuse.

Study Assignments

The topics and associated material is conceptually difficult meaning students will find it helpful to review the scheduled chapters and study assignments before class.  This pre-class preparation will assist students to understand the “basic” concepts allowing class time to be devoted to the more difficult material. 

Tentative Schedule

Week

Topic

Chapter Case

1

Introduction and "Risk and Return" 5  

2

Financial Options 8  

3

Cost of Capital 9  

4

Capital Budgeting 11 Case Due

5

Real Options 12  
6

Midterm Examination

   

7

Financial Statements and Financial Planning

13 & 14

Case Due 

8

Value Based Management 15  

9

Capital Structure 16 Case Due

10 &11

Distributions to Shareholders, IPO's, Investment Banking, and Restructuring 18 & 19  

12

Derivatives and Risk Management 23 Final Case Due

14

Final Examination

   

Pre-requisite Skill Set