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Content of Course Syllabi
Business Analysis Using Financial Statements 2
Career Development 10
Cases in Accounting and Capital Market 12
Comparative Human Resource Management Systems 17
Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) 20
International Business 26
International Economics 28
International Enterprises Management 32
Leadership 38
Microeconomics of Competitiveness 40
Strategic Human Resource Management 43
Strategic Pricing 45
Theory of investment 58
Doing Business in China 60
Business Analysis Using Financial Statements
Course Number： 80512073
Course Name (CH)： 财务报表分析
Credits： 3
Prerequisites：
Teaching Language： □CH □CH+EN（EN ≥50%） ■EN
Courseware Language： □CH ■EN
Semester： ■spring □autumn □summer
Course Category： □core course ■elective course
Target Students： □undergraduates □master students □doctoral students
■MBA □EMBA
Instructor： LUO Mei
Office： Room 201, Weilun Building
E-mail： luomei@sem.tsinghua.edu.cn
Office Phone： (8610) 62773185
Course Description (course objectives, content & teaching approach)：
This course (i) provides you with a framework for business analysis and valuation using financial statement data and accounting analysis; and (ii) shows you how to apply the skills of financial accounting analysis to a variety of business decisions, such as investments, sell-side valuation, buy-side valuation, and forensic accounting, etc. The course assumes that you have a basic working knowledge of accounting, finance, economics and business strategy. Taking the course of introduction to accounting prior to taking this class is almost a must. The course involves in class case analysis. You are responsible for preparing for all cases in advance of the class sessions, including familiarizing yourself with the relevant accounting issues. I will assume proficiency in all aspects of accounting covered in your introductory accounting class.
Textbooks & References：
Business Analysis Using Financial Statements 2
Career Development 10
Cases in Accounting and Capital Market 12
Comparative Human Resource Management Systems 17
Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) 20
International Business 26
International Economics 28
International Enterprises Management 32
Leadership 38
Microeconomics of Competitiveness 40
Strategic Human Resource Management 43
Strategic Pricing 45
Theory of investment 58
Doing Business in China 60
Business Analysis Using Financial Statements
Course Number： 80512073
Course Name (CH)： 财务报表分析
Credits： 3
Prerequisites：
Teaching Language： □CH □CH+EN（EN ≥50%） ■EN
Courseware Language： □CH ■EN
Semester： ■spring □autumn □summer
Course Category： □core course ■elective course
Target Students： □undergraduates □master students □doctoral students
■MBA □EMBA
Instructor： LUO Mei
Office： Room 201, Weilun Building
E-mail： luomei@sem.tsinghua.edu.cn
Office Phone： (8610) 62773185
Course Description (course objectives, content & teaching approach)：
This course (i) provides you with a framework for business analysis and valuation using financial statement data and accounting analysis; and (ii) shows you how to apply the skills of financial accounting analysis to a variety of business decisions, such as investments, sell-side valuation, buy-side valuation, and forensic accounting, etc. The course assumes that you have a basic working knowledge of accounting, finance, economics and business strategy. Taking the course of introduction to accounting prior to taking this class is almost a must. The course involves in class case analysis. You are responsible for preparing for all cases in advance of the class sessions, including familiarizing yourself with the relevant accounting issues. I will assume proficiency in all aspects of accounting covered in your introductory accounting class.
Textbooks & References：
References: 2. Alon, Ilan (2003) “Chinese Culture, Organizational Behavior, and International Business Management”, Westport, CT : Praeger 3. Jiang Xiaojuan. (2004) “FDI in China : Contributions to Growth, Restructuring and Competitiveness”, New York : Nova Science Publishers 4 5. Ding, Changye (2006), “Handbook of Foreign Investment Laws in China”, Hong Kong: LexisNexis 6 7. Li, J. T. (Ed) (2001) ”Managing International Business Ventures in China” (1st Ed), New York : Pergamon 8 9. Brahm, Laurence J. (2004), “Doing business in China : the Sun Tzu way” (1st Ed), Boston : Tuttle, 2004.