All Course Topics

Understanding how to calculate the weighted average cost of capital (WACC) and its role in making investment decisions and evaluating project feasibility.

Analyzing the impact of using borrowed funds on return on equity and the increased risk of financial distress or bankruptcy.

Studying theories and models that describe how firms can balance debt and equity to minimize the cost of capital and maximize value.

Examining how economic factors, interest rates, and market sentiments influence a company’s choice of capital structure and its ability to access different forms of financing.

Understanding personal strengths, weaknesses, values, and interests to make informed career choices and set realistic career goals.

Learning to develop a structured plan with short and long-term career objectives, including strategies for achieving these goals.

Identifying essential skills for desired career paths and understanding the importance of continual learning and skill enhancement to remain competitive in the job market.

Mastering the art of building and maintaining professional relationships that can lead to career opportunities and advancements.

Developing effective job application materials and interview strategies to successfully navigate the job search process and secure employment opportunities.

Understanding the structure and components of a cash flow statement, including operating, investing, and financing activities, to analyze the financial liquidity and solvency of a business.

Learning how to evaluate the quality of earnings as reflected in cash flows and the implications for business performance and sustainability.

Mastering techniques to predict future cash flows based on historical data, current trends, and expected future events to ensure adequate liquidity for ongoing operations and growth.