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This course introduces students to financial analysis and financial decision-making for modern corporations. Students learn important elements of financial theory, including, but not limited to: time value of money; the risk-return relationship; cost of capital; capital budgeting; capital structure; asset management; and corporate securities valuation. Of further interest are ethical considerations underlying application of financial theory to business practice. Prerequisites: AC 2201 or AC 201, (EC 2201 or EC 201) and (EC 2202 or EC 202), and (EC 2210 or EC 210). Corequisite: AC 2202.