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| Detailed information |
| Original study plan |
Master's programme Business Informatics 2014W |
| Objectives |
Students acquire in-depth skills in Finance and Accounting, building on the basics of business sciences, that enable them to develop and deploy information systems in the area of Finance and Accounting together with business economists.
Students can create strategic and operational business plans, evaluate them in terms of budgets and identify actionable information. They are able to coordinate departmental and individual plans, establish efficient control systems, and implement cost accounting concepts. The students are able to conduct finance and liquidity planning, and to use predictive analytics tools for business early warnings.
Furthermore, the students are familiar with the problems of financing and valuation of companies. Based on the theoretical foundations of financing they are able to solve tasks of securities management and have an overview of the functioning of banks. They are familiar with business valuation techniques and acquire the necessary skills to participate competently in audits.
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Introduction to managerial accounting, cost-volume-profit analysis, contribution costing, budgeting, target costing, life cycle costing, performance measurement. Goals and concepts of financial reporting, corporate governance, elements of financial statements, measurement concepts in international financial reporting, international financial reporting standards (IFRS), internal control & risk management.
Key theoretical and practical issues in finance: measurement of risk and return, cost of capital, equity and fixed income valuation, capital budgeting, financing decisions, financial forecasting and planning, breakeven analysis and corporate restructuring.
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