Knowledge of account sheets, knowledge of statement and accounting procedures for entrepreneurs, mathematical knowledge of functions.

Requirements for awarding of credit:
Two Example tests: The student takes two example tests from which he/she can earn a maximum of 60 points. Test 1: Week 7 (max. 30 points). Test 2: Week 12 (max. 30 points). Registration in information system is required. In total, the student can get a maximum of 60 points from the seminar. The student will be awarded the credit if he/she has at least 30 points from the seminar. A student who does not achieve the required number of points can write the final test in the extra term. The assessment from the seminars contributes to the overall assessment of the course.

A student who studies a subject according to the individal study plan (ISP) to obtain the credit takes a final test, which is agreed with the teacher in advance.

Examination requirements:
Knowledge is tested by a written examination. Only students who have applied for the examination in IS and have the credit entered will be allowed to take the examination. The examination is made up of open questions and closed questions with a choice of more correct answers. The examination lasts 50 minutes. There is a maximum of 40 points in the examination and a minimum of 20 points is needed to pass. The resulting assessment for the course is the sum of points from the seminars and the examination. The result is classified according to the ECTS scale. Incorrect or illegible answers are assessed as unsatisfactory.

Control of results of independent work on assigned tasks. Due to the epidemiological situation, the control of participation in the exercises will not be performed. The evaluation will be based only on partial inspection tasks.

The main objective of the course is to provide students with the necessary theoretical knowledge regarding corporate finance. It requires mastering the up-to-date approaches to defining the needs of the company, defining possible resources for covering those needs, as well as methods of planning and evaluation of investment projects. Also necessary is to understand questions related to the cash flow management and management of the working capital.
Students will be able to identify individual needs according to the area of company activity, they will be aware of the financial backing of these needs, they will be able to define and apply internal and external resources for corporate financing, as well as methods of capital planning and methods of evaluation of the investment efficiency, methods of cash flow quantification, basic methods of management of the working capital.

The teaching materials are published in the e-learning (collection of examples).

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