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    Financial Modeling and Valuation – Crafting Financial Blueprints and Value Assessments

    20 hours
    Beginner

    Financial Modeling and Valuation – Crafting Financial Blueprints and Value …

    What you'll learn
    Week 1: Introduction to Financial Modeling (4 Hours)
    Session 1 (2 Hours): Basics of Financial Modeling
    Introduction to Financial Modeling: Concepts and Applications
    Overview of Financial Statements (Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow Statement)
    Building a Basic Financial Model in Excel
    Session 2 (2 Hours): Best Practices in Financial Modeling
    Spreadsheet Design and Best Practices
    Ensuring Accuracy and Integrity in Financial Models
    Basic Excel Functions and Tools for Financial Modeling
    Week 2: Advanced Financial Modeling Techniques (6 Hours)
    Session 3 (2 Hours): Cash Flow Projections and Forecasting
    Techniques for Projecting Income Statement and Balance Sheet
    Building a Cash Flow Statement from Projections
    Sensitivity Analysis and Scenario Building
    Session 4 (2 Hours): Advanced Excel Techniques for Financial Modeling
    Advanced Functions and Formulas in Excel
    Data Validation, What-If Analysis, and Goal Seek
    Introduction to Macros and VBA for Automation
    Session 5 (2 Hours): Financial Modeling for Decision Making
    Case Studies: Financial Modeling in Mergers and Acquisitions, Project Finance, and Valuation
    Analyzing Financial Models for Strategic Decisions
    Week 3: Valuation Techniques and Applications (6 Hours)
    Session 6 (2 Hours): Introduction to Valuation Methods
    Overview of Valuation Techniques: DCF, Comparables, Precedent Transactions
    Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Valuation Model
    Cost of Capital: WACC and CAPM
    Session 7 (2 Hours): Comparable Company Analysis (CCA) and Precedent Transactions
    Performing a Comparable Company Analysis
    Precedent Transaction Analysis: Methodology and Application
    Case Study: Valuation using CCA and Precedent Transactions
    Session 8 (2 Hours): Real-world Valuation Challenges
    Dealing with Uncertainty and Risk in Valuation
    Valuation of Startups and Non-traditional Companies
    Impact of Economic and Market Conditions on Valuation
    Week 4: Practical Application and Capstone Project (4 Hours)
    Session 9 (2 Hours): Integrating Financial Modeling and Valuation into Business Strategy
    Strategic Implications of Financial Models and Valuations
    Communicating Results: Making Effective Financial Presentations
    Ethical Considerations in Financial Modeling and Valuation
    Session 10 (2 Hours): Capstone Project and Course Wrap-Up
    Group Project: Developing a Comprehensive Financial Model and Valuation for a Real or Simulated Company
    Presentation of Capstone Projects
    Course Summary and Pathways for Further Learning
    Each session should include a mix of theoretical instruction, case studies, and hands-on exercises, primarily in Excel. The capstone project in the final week would involve applying all the learned concepts to a comprehensive financial modeling and valuation exercise, providing practical experience in the application of these skills. This structure ensures that MBA students not only acquire technical financial modeling and valuation skills but also understand how to apply these skills in real-world business scenarios.
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    Data Analytics and Statistical Analysis for MBA – From Data to Decisions: Advanced Statistical Techniques for MBAs

    20 hours
    Beginner

    “Data Analytics and Statistical Analysis for MBA – From Data …

    What you'll learn
    Week 1: Introduction to Data Analytics and Basic Statistics (4 Hours)
    Session 1 (2 Hours): Introduction to Data Analytics
    Overview of Data Analytics in Business
    Role of Data Analytics in Decision-Making
    Introduction to Statistical Concepts
    Session 2 (2 Hours): Basics of Descriptive Statistics
    Measures of Central Tendency (Mean, Median, Mode)
    Measures of Variability (Range, Variance, Standard Deviation)
    Data Visualization Basics (Histograms, Box Plots)
    Week 2: Exploratory Data Analysis and Inferential Statistics (6 Hours)
    Session 3 (2 Hours): Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)
    EDA Techniques
    Understanding Data Distributions
    Introduction to Statistical Software (e.g., R, Python)
    Session 4 (2 Hours): Probability and Probability Distributions
    Basic Probability Concepts
    Discrete and Continuous Distributions (e.g., Binomial, Normal)
    Session 5 (2 Hours): Basics of Inferential Statistics
    Sampling and Estimation
    Hypothesis Testing Concepts
    Introduction to Regression Analysis
    Week 3: Advanced Statistical Techniques (6 Hours)
    Session 6 (2 Hours): Linear Regression Analysis
    Simple and Multiple Linear Regression
    Interpreting Regression Output
    Assumptions and Diagnostics in Regression
    Session 7 (2 Hours): Time Series Analysis and Forecasting
    Components of Time Series Data
    Moving Averages, Smoothing Techniques
    Introduction to ARIMA Models
    Session 8 (2 Hours): Decision Trees and Clustering
    Basics of Classification and Clustering
    Introduction to Decision Trees
    Basics of K-Means Clustering
    Week 4: Application of Data Analytics in Business (4 Hours)
    Session 9 (2 Hours): Data Analytics in Finance and Marketing
    Case Studies in Financial Analytics
    Market Analysis and Consumer Behavior Studies
    Session 10 (2 Hours): Capstone Project and Course Wrap-up
    Application of Learned Techniques to a Business Case
    Group Project Presentation
    Course Summary and Path Forward for Further Learning
    Each session would ideally include a mix of lecture, discussion, and hands-on exercises using statistical software. The capstone project in the final session should be a comprehensive task that requires students to apply all the skills they've learned, ideally focusing on a real-world business scenario. This structure ensures that MBA students not only understand the theoretical underpinnings of statistical analysis but also how to apply these techniques in a business context.