FM Course Outline

SIES School of Business Studies
PGDM: 2020 - 22 Trimester - 2

Course Name: Financial Management Course Code: FM1
Instructor Dr. Kaustubh Arvind Sontakke Credit 3 Teaching Hours: 30
kaustubhs@sies.edu.in Tutorial hours:
Course Objective
On completion of the course students will develop understanding of important corporate finance
decisions namely investment decision, financing decision, and dividend decision and learn techniques of
evaluating alternative options/scenarios and taking these decisions with precision. (PEO-1)
Course Outcomes (COs)

C01- Develop an understanding of investing, financing and dividend decision making.
CO2- Apply financial concepts to explore financials of the corporate.
CO3- Analysing businesses/projects using various financial management tools/techniques
CO4- Evaluating businesses in terms of profitability, financial position and sustainable growth.
Main Textbook
 Financial Management: Text, Problems and Cases – Khan & Jain – McGraw Hill Education, 7e
Other Readings:
 Financial Management – Dr.P.C.Tulsian – S.Chad Publications
 Financial Management: Theory and Practice – Pransanna Chandra – McGraw Hill Education, 9e
 Financial Management – I M Pandey, Vikas Publishing, 11e
 Financial Management: A Contemporary Approach – Rajesh Kothari – Sage Publication
Session Plan, SIESSBS (PGDM 20-22) Page 1

Assessment Criteria:
Criteria Marks / Weightage Date /Week #

Quiz – I 10% Week 4
Quiz – II 10% Week 8
Team Assignment 20% Week 8
Individual Assignment 10% Week 10
End Term Exam 50% End of Trimester
Total 100%
Group Project Report: The class will be divided into smaller groups and each group will make work on team
assignment on the given topic and submit the structured report for the same.
Class participation:
100% Participation in the class is important without which the course is incomplete. Students with low
attendance will loose grade as per the rule and may not be able to sit for the final exams.
Expectations from the students

 Read assigned chapters/articles/cases before the session
 Major focus shall be on reading the material and refrain from using PowerPoint presentations only
for the complete study.
 Students are expected to ask and clear their doubts from time to time.
Plagiarism
Plagiarism as per UGC / AICTE regulations is instructional offences. It refers to “use and pass off as one’s
own idea or product work of another without expressly giving credit to another”. Borrowing someone
else’s answers, unauthorized possession of tests or answers to tests, or possession of material designed to
help answer exam questions, are also subject to instructional offences.

Schedule/ Weekly Plan
Classes Topics Covered Chapter / Case Learning

Study /Articles / Outcomes/
Exercises Skills
1-7 Module 1: Introduction to Financial Chapter 9 & 10 from CO 1 & 2
Management and Capex Project Appraisal Financial Management
 Basics of Financial Management by Khan & Jain
 Time Value of Money Problem solving in
class
 Project development
Practice Problems
 Analysis and evaluation of projects using Sheet
prescribed techniques Case Study: Computea
 Importance of long-term investment Ltd.
decision
8-11 Module 2: Working Capital Management Chapter 13 & 17 from CO 2 & 3

 Understanding composition and quality of Financial Management
current assets and current liabilities by Khan & Jain
Problem solving in
 Operating cycle method for estimation of class
current assets and current liabilities. Practice Problems
 Estimation of working capital requirement Sheet
for short-term investment decision Case Study: Crimson
 Financing of working capital Industries Ltd.
12-18 Module 3: Financing decision Chapter 18, 19 & 20 CO 3 & 4
 Sources of finance from Financial
 Cost of capital Management by Khan
& Jain
 Capital structure decision
Problem solving in
 Leverage Analysis class
Practice Problems
Sheet
Case Study: AMR
Paints
19-20 Module 4: Dividend Decision Chapter 30 & 31 From CO 4
 Types of dividend decision Financial Management
 Factors influencing dividend decision by Khan & Jain
 Retention of earnings Case Study: SCEC Ltd.
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SIES School of Business Studies

PGDM: 2020 - 22 Trimester - 2

Course Outcomes (COs)

CO2- Apply financial concepts to explore financials of the corporate.

CO3- Analysing businesses/projects using various financial management tools/techniques

Session Plan, SIESSBS (PGDM 20-22) Page 1

Criteria Marks / Weightage Date /Week #

Expectations from the students

Session Plan, SIESSBS (PGDM 20-22) Page 2

Classes Topics Covered Chapter / Case Learning

8-11 Module 2: Working Capital Management Chapter 13 & 17 from CO 2 & 3

Faculty’s Signature Director’s Signature

Session Plan, SIESSBS (PGDM 20-22) Page 3

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