Decision-Making and Scenarios

Lecturer is concise and easy to follow.

Great content and easy to follow and understand the reasoning and the why.

Covers the most important financial decision making tools and explains weakness and strengths of various methods.

It's a little bit essential againt the topic decision making because of the major of content is basic of financial management.

Great course, very precise and useful This course provides working knowledge of balance sheet, income statement & cash flow statement, along with basics of calculating net present value to evaluate added value of new ventures in a concise & precise manner.

After tax cash flow chapter I really learned a lot, I like how the questions in the Business and Finance modeling section are all very practical and close to real life scenarios.

Rather than just reading of the slides, it would be much better if we could follow you step by step in calculatons.

Would have preferred that they actually do the demonstration on the excel file, rather than explaining via the literature on the slides.

Very helpful in its overview of the connections in the modifications in financial statements.

Excellent design, optimum amount of information to cover both the foundation, but also practical application of each of the items in the financial statements and their inter-connections.

it was very good course and simple to understand a little challenging The professor should add more into the calculating the present value of growing perpetuity as most of the projects are followed by other project or these go for an extended period of time.

This is really good course for finance students who want to learn about project valuation.

If someone wants to learn about project valuation techniques and forecasting financial statements, this is the perfect course for them.

Module 3 and 4 had great content and excellent "what if" questions, but it could use a little bit more of interactiveness by, for example, building up the spreadsheet instead of just pre-filling and handing it out.Overall this is an excellent course.

A little bit too much of a shift towards accounting during the latter half, but still an excellent short course.

Although I have taken financial accounting and financial management courses before, it was due to this course that I am now able to combine knowledge from both to successfully evaluate projects.

A comprehensive yet doable course on some of the main models in financial management.