The analysis of decisions that constitute the liquidity related (working capital) decisions of the firm. These include the following areas: management of the firm's liquid resources: cash, short term investments, accounts receivable and inventory, management of the firm's access to borrowing, controlling the diverse dimensions of risk, managing the information flows needed to identify performance. This course includes topics and examples of Treasury Management using Enterprise Management Systems [SAP R/3]
Since this course contains a variety of topics the following textbook advice is given:
Basic Text - Required. Essentials of Managerial Finance, Weston Beasley Brigham, 11ed, 1996; or any other edition of this text or similar text that you can use for reference as topics appear throughout the course.
WEB sources Required A large portion of the reading assignments are found as links in this syllabus when viewed with a web browser. Students are responsible for studying these sources and knowing the contents therin.
This course is designed to cover the business procsses used by a typical firm and to show the financial management methods used to support them. The major areas of coverage this semester are:
The methodology used in this course:
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The Sales Process
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Accounts Receivable Structure and Master Data
Customer Order Management Information about Posting Retrieving Account Data SD and Financial Accounting Integration Information about Posting Retrieving Account Data SD and Financial Accounting Integration Dunning |
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Credit ManagementCredit Management
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| Procurement
Procurement EXAMPLECreating a Material Master Record
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| Cash Budgeting |
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| Web Commerce
Using Dynamic Web Pages ASP Scripting |
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