Our Lady of the Pillar College-San Manuel Inc.

District 3, San Manuel, Isabela

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

COURSE SYLLABUS
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
1ST Semester of A.Y. 2020-2021

I. COURSE IDENTIFICATION

Course Code : FM 1
Course Title : Financial Management
Credit : 3 units (non - laboratory)
Prerequisite : None
Number of Hours : 54 hours
Subject Description : This course deals with financial management and finance, cash flows and financial analysis. The make up of interest rates, risk and the time value of money in
financial calculations. The techniques of valuing bonds and stocks and the risks associated with valuation; capital budgeting techniques, cash flows estimation; and risk in capital budgeting; the
components of capital, the cost of capital, the cost of capital and the leverage managing cash and working capital. Corporate financial planning, corporate restructuring and international finance.

II. OLPC-C PHILOSOPHY, VISION, MISSION AND CORE VALUES

Pillarican Philosophy of Education

Pillarican education is a life-long human transformation through integral evangelization so that everyone will become a pillar of peace, justice and love for humanity with preferential option for the poor and
deep concern for the environment.

Vision
OLPCC, a Catholic College, as an evangelizing arm of the local church, envisions a totally transformed Christian Community.

Mission
Thus, OLPCC as a sharer in the life and mission of the local church commits to:
a. provide equal opportunity and access to quality education integrating Gospel and Filipino values and relevant to the needs of the time.
b. creates in the school community an atmosphere and opportunities for individual transformation that lead to the Christian community living.
c. reach out to people enriching their faith-life experience needed in building a just and humane society.
Core Values
People-oriented with preferential option for the poor
Insisting Passion for excellence
Loyal to the school and teamwork oriented
Life-long learners
Responsible Filipino citizen with environmental and social consciousness
 Program Outcomes
- Demonstrate mastery of
subject matter/discipline
- Work effectively and
collaboratively with a
substantial degree of
independence in multi-
disciplinary and multi-
cultural teams (PQF level 6
descriptor)
- Preserve and promote
“Filipino historical and
cultural heritage” (based on
RA7722)
- Work effectively with other
stakeholders and manage
conflict in the workplace
- Express oneself clearly and
communicate effectively
with stakeholders both oral
and written forms
- Demonstrate corporate
citizenship and social
responsibility and exercise
high personal moral and
ethical standards
- Apply information and
communication technology
(ICT) skills as required by the
business environment
- Apply the basic concepts
that underlie each of the
Performance Indicators ( refer
to CMO )
Prepare a comprehensive
strategic business plan
Prepare market needs analysis
Prepare social media marketing
plan
Conduct a planning and problem
solving meeting to resolve issues
related to a planned business
event
Course Outcomes ( ILO course
level )
1. Explain how financial
managers arrived in an
investment and financial
decisions using fundamental
analysis and debt valuation
approach
2. Demonstrate modern
business techniques in business
presentation and financial
reporting using E-commerce and
On-line stocks.
3. Respond to the emerging
needs in providing business
decision making anchored with
good governance and moral
responsibility.
4. Articulate in their own words
truth, honesty and integrity in
business language which they
have learned from the lessons.
5. Being honest in all dealings
using the competencies learned
in the subject
6. Desire to actively participate
in advocacies for environmental
concerns,issues and
movements.
Course Topics
- Overview of Financial
Management,Role of Finance
Manager,Understanding
Financial Statement,Cash Flow
Analysis,Adjustment to convert
income statement to operating
cash flows,procedure in
preparing statement of cash flow
- Time Value of Money,Single
amounts annuities,mixed
streams,compound
interest,Capital Budgeting
Techniques,Payback Period,Net
Present Value,Internal Rate of
Return
- An Overview of the Cost of
Capital,The cost of long term
debt,the cost of preferred stock
The cost of common stock,The
weighted average cost of capital
Teaching/Learning Activities Time Table
( 54 hours )
- Lecture (Basic Financial WEEK 1-6
Statements) 3 HOURS/WEEK
- Lecture on cash Flows
- Discussions- Re:Direct and
Indirect Method of Cash Flow
(operating Activities)
-Analysis of Financial reports
-Drills on sample problems WEEK 7-12
(Preparation of Financial 3 HOURS/WEEK
Statements)
 Show the different
samples of financial
statements and ask the
students to classify the
accounts
 The financial statements WEEK 13-18
(used as illustrative 3 HOURS/WEEK
samples) will be utilized
to prepare balance
sheet and income
statement in good form
 The students will give
their comments on the
cash flows of a given
corporation and provide
opinion on how to
utilize good cash
management
-Lecture: Time Value of Money
-Lecture on Capital Budgeting
Techniques
functional areas of business
(marketing,finance,human
resource
management,production
operations
management,information
technology and strategic
management) and employ
these concepts in various
business situations
- Discussion Re: Decision Making
on Investment Opportunities
using capital techniques analysis
of financial reports
- Drills on sample problems
(Capital Budgeting Techniques)
- Seat works on sample problems
provided
 Show the different
samples of financial
statements as well as
investment
opportunities and ask
the students to carefully
examine the relevant
data
 The financial statement
(used as illustrative
samples) will be utilized
to compute interest
using single amount and
compounding)
 The students will give
their opinions on how
the illustrative examples
will be useful in making
economic financial
decision
-Lecture and discussion on cost
of capital
-Research work on capital market
-Case Study Analysis
 Students will calculate
the cost of common
stock equity and convert
it to cost of retained
earnings
 Determine the cost of
 long term debt and the
cost of preferred stock
 Describe the procedures
used to determine break
points and weighed
marginal cost of capital

Suggested Readings:

Gitman Lawrence L. Principle of Managerial Finance, Tenth edition,Pearson Education (Asia) Pte Ltd. 23, First Lok Yang Road,Singapore 629733 Copyright @2003

Agamata,Franklin T. Management Advisory Services; A comprehensive guide,2012 Edition GIC Enterprises and Company,Inc.,2019 C.M. Recto Avenue, Manila

Cabrera, Ma.Elenita B. Management Accounting: Concepts and Applications 2008 Edition GIC Enterprises & Co.,Inc., 2017 C.M Recto Avenue, Manila, Philippines

Course Requirements:

The minimum requirement for a passing grade is 75% as reflected in the Grading System of the Institution which is composed of the following:

1. Quizzes 25%
2. Class Standing 35%
3. Examination 40%

The cumulative system is applied which is one-third of the previous and two-thirds of the present.
Aside from Academic deficiency, other grounds for a failing grade are:
 Cheating during examinations
 More than 20% absences of the total number of hours in a semester.
 Failure to take final examinations with no valid excuse.
 Other behavioral problems contrary to the provisions of the code of discipline
Prepared by: Checked by: Noted by:

ROSALYN LUCAS MAURICIO LIZETTE CONDREA S. RAMOS, MBM, LPT MARISSA F. PRUDENCIO,Ph.D.
Instructor Program Coordinator Academic Dean