SYLLABUS OF THE COURSE FINANCE 1

I. GENERAL INFORMATION

Race
Faculty BUSINESS ACCOUNTING AND FINANCECycle 7 Credits 5
Professional

ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION HT HP HL PC

Academic period 2021-1 Requirements
FINANCIAL Hours 4 0 0 2
Social Intelligence: Craft a message that is suitable for the people you interact with through various means.
The course contributes to the regulating their emotions and strengthening the relationship and mutual learning
general competencies: Problem Solving: Design and implement solutions in an innovative and entrepreneurial way that add value to the process.
service or product and evaluate its impact
The course contributes to the Competency E: Plan financial management to generate value in organizations.
specific competencies:
The course develops the Research Social Responsibility Citizenship Pre-professional Practice
component:
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dissatisfied and/or evaluations, according to the provisions issued by the government of Peru and the university
II. SUMMARY
The course is of a theoretical-practical nature and aims to help students develop the competence to explain and apply the principles.
and models of financial theory with the aim of maximizing the value of the Company using the Business Simulation tool SIMDEF.
The main topics are: Role and environment of financial management, Time value of money, Risk and return, the principle of value.

III. COURSE ACHIEVEMENT

At the end of the course, the student presents reports on the risk assessment of an asset, the determination of the time value of money, and value.
from Financial Assets; applying the principles and models of financial theory, demonstrating judgment in the process of formulating relevant information
for decision making.

IV. ORGANIZATION OF LEARNING UNITS

ACTIVITIES
UNID. NAME/ACHIEVEMENT OF UNIT WEEK ESSENTIAL KNOWLEDGE PC(*)

1 Finance definition objectives

ROLE AND ENVIRONMENT OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Importance of finance in the company
At the end of the unit, the student presents a report about the role
The role of financial management: Finance and
and the context of Corporate Finance explaining the meaning
2 businesses, Company goal, the function of the
of the concept of finance, its role, the objective of the company, the role
financial management, government, and agency.
of the financial system and the implications of taxes on cash flows
The environment of financial markets:
I of companies' cash flow, using the guiding text and the knowledge
Regulations of institutions and markets
basics related to the topic; as well as the use of the Simulator of 3 financial, the financial crisis and taxes
SIMDEF business, demonstrating knowledge and mastery of the subject.
business
See attached
4 Assessment T1
activities of
The role of the time value in finance:
Unique amounts, annuities, mixed income, field practice
TIME VALUE OF MONEY 5 capitalization of interest and special applications
At the end of the unit, the student presents a report explaining the
of the value of money over time.
behavior adopted by a Manager when making a decision
financial applying the concept and the models of the principle of Value The role of the time value in finance
II 6 Practical application cases
of Money over Time; highlighting reasoning in the formulation process
the relevant information for decision-making using the The role of the time value in finance
7 Practical application cases
SIMDEF Simulator.
8 Partial Exam

Risk and Return: Fundamentals of risk and See attachment of

performance, rate of return, preferences of
risk, sensitivity analysis, single risk activities of
RISK AND RETURN 9 field practice
At the end of the unit, the student supports a report explaining the asset, portfolio risk and pricing model
III behavior adopted by a risk-averse Manager applying of capital asset prices (MPAC).
the concept and the models of the principle of See attached from
Risk and its relationship with Performance; demonstrating coherence and Risk and Return activities of
mastery of the subject. 10 Practical application cases field practice

11 Valuation of Corporate Bonds: Interest Rate

THE PRINCIPLE OF VALUE and required yields, corporate bonds, See attached of
At the end of the unit, the student supports a report explaining Bond valuation and valuation fundamentals. activities of
IV the behavior that a manager adopts regarding value and price Valuation of Corporate Bonds field practice
of the assets applying the concept and the Valuation models of 12 Practical application cases
Evaluation T2

1 Practical activities of the course. Consider only for courses that have this type of hours assigned.
 the 13 Valuation of Shares: Debt capital and equity
Corporate Bonds and equity, preferred shares, valuation of
common stocks.
Stock Valuation
Practical application cases See attached of
IV 14
Actions establishing the relationship between value and risk and Defense SN SIMDEF activities of
taking into account the case method, proposed demonstrating 15 Evaluation T3 field practice
good level of critical analysis and mastery of the subject. Case of application
16 FINAL EVALUATION
17 SUBSTITUTORY EVALUATION
(*) PC= Field Practice. / Field practice only applies to courses that have PC hours declared in the Study Plan/ The activities
Field practice is detailed in the field work sheet that is found as an annex to the syllabus.

1 Practical activities of the course. Consider only for courses that have this type of hours assigned.
 [Link] SYSTEM

EVALUATION PESOS SEM Evaluation Description

T1* 10% 4 Assessment T1 Evidence or Learning Performance Established by the Teacher

Partial Evaluation* 30% 8 Midterm exam.
T2* 10% 12 Evaluation T2: Evidence or Performance of Learning Established by the Teacher
T3* 10% 15
Practical evaluation of Evaluation of the Field Practice activities described in the annex
field
Final Evaluation* 40% 16 Final Evaluation: Final project presentation
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Substitute Evaluation* 17 Substitute Evaluation.
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The grades must be published in the system according to the Academic Calendar established for the current Semester.

VI. BASIC BIBLIOGRAPHY

No. AUTHOR TITLE YEAR LINK URL
Lawrence J. Gitman Principles of Management 2014 [Link]
financial. 14th Edition. ortesp/[Link]?docID=4760145&qu
1 Chad J. Zutter financial administration

VII. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

IMPORTANT LINKS
REFERENCE LINK
Superintendency of the Securities Market [Link]
Lima Stock Exchange [Link]
Ministry of Economy and Finance [Link]

1 Course practical activities. Consider only for courses that have assigned this type of hours.
ANNEX: FIELD PRACTICE ACTIVITIES (FINANCE COURSE 1)
Week of
Week Activities Evidence of field practice
presentation
Formation of groups for application work
1 Checklist Week 2
Determination of the topic of the group work. Election of
2 Checklist Week 3
company for application case
Data collection of the company necessary for the
3 application of the case
Checklist Week 4
Prepare information for deliverable T1: Progress of
4
application work with theoretical framework and practical cases Deliverable T1 Week 5
in APA writing style
Analysis and calculation of financial decisions in case of
5 Progress work rubric Week 6
application
Investment presentation and capitalization calculation of
6 Work progress rubric Week 7
interest
Analysis of ratio application to evaluate the value of money
7 Work Progress Rubric Week 8
in time
Review knowledge developed in previous weeks
8 Partial Exam Week 9
to prepare for MIDTERM EXAM
9 Presentation of investment risk analysis Work Progress Rubric Week 10
10 Application of the pricing model Work Progress Rubric Week 11
11 Interpretation of results Work Progress Rubric Week 12
Prepare deliverable for evaluation T2: Presentation of
12 work progress of application with theoretical framework and cases Deliverable T2 Week 13
practical guides with APA writing style
13 Progress presentation on application work Work Progress Rubric Week 14
14 Writing of final report for presentation Work Progress Rubric Week 15
15 Final presentation of the group work Presentation rubric - Works
Organization and presentation of evidence for evaluation presented
final of PC Week 16
Portfolio and/or other evidence
16 Review knowledge developed in previous weeks
FINAL EXAM Week 16
to prepare for the FINAL EXAM

1 Practical activities of the course. Consider only for courses that have this type of hours assigned.