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APPENDIX - Details of Elective Courses






        COURSE TITLE                                  Corporate Finance
        COURSE CODE                                        CQC7017

                           At the end of the course, students are able to:
                             1. Analyse project and business valuation issues.
                             2. Integrate risk and real investment in managerial decision-making as
           LEARNING              applied in the real world.
          OUTCOMES           3. Formulate corporate financing decisions and their implication to the
                                 firm’s performance.
                             4. Analyse corporate restructuring as possible strategies for business
                                 expansion and performance.


                           Corporate finance  deals  with the tools  and  analyses  used for  corporate
                           financial decision-making. It may be divided into long-term and short-term
           SYNOPSIS        decisions  and  techniques  with  the  primary  goal  of  enhancing  corporate
                           value  by  ensuring that the return  on  capital  exceeds the  cost  of capital
                           without taking excessive financial risks.


        COURSE TITLE              Capital Markets, Investments and Portfolio Management

        COURSE CODE                                        CQC7018
                           At the end of the course, the students are able to:
                             1. Identify the  characteristics  of capital markets, financial  instruments
                                 and their risks and returns for investment decision and investment
                                 timing purposes.
                             2. Explain  the  theories,  analytical  tools  and  asset  pricing  models  for
           LEARNING              market  analysis  as  well  as  investment  decision-making  for
          OUTCOMES               individuals and institutions.

                             3. Apply  security  and  technical  analysis  using  macroeconomic,
                                 industry  and firm  opportunities for  valuation  and  investment timing
                                 purposes.

                             4. Evaluate  the  key  features  of  investment  strategies,  portfolio
                                 construction, management and performance evaluation.
                           This  course  covers  the  review  of  capital  markets  and  financial
                           instruments, techniques of analysing and evaluating individual securities
           SYNOPSIS        and  constructing  optimal  portfolios.  Other  applications  considered  will
                           include asset pricing models, stock and bond management and portfolio
                           performance evaluation methods.



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