Fundamentals of Business Finance thread (1 Viewer)

[Huratio]

Joe, u still have 1 semester to think about it don't u?

I believe all double degree students start their majors in business in the 3rd year.

 

[goan_crazy]

Joe, u still have 1 semester to think about it don't u?

I believe all double degree students start their majors in business in the 3rd year.

yeah thats true
im going all law next semester

• federal constitutional law >_<
• law of torts
• personal property

so no business next semester
because ive done all my cores

well if i fail finance ill be doing that also

but i only have to start my major in 3rd year

im not starting it earlier because I wanna see who else is doing accounting or marketing so I have people to do them with

 

[Huratio]

Your making up your mind about what business major you will do depending on your friends? =O

 

[goan_crazy]

Your making up your mind about what business major you will do depending on your friends? =O

nah
its prob going to be marketing
not sure we'll c how i feel at the end of the year

 

[goan_crazy]

Thank god i passed this

goodbye finance
never ever have do do this crap in my life again!

 

[turtleface]

to be honest finance wasn't that bad and the $$$ are seriously very close to swaying me away from accounting as a profession.

please tell me where the $$$ in finance are better than accounting because I will be there in a flash

unfortunately I haven't seen any evidence of this in the past 3 years

 

[red_stop]

So I'm gonna do finance this upcoming semester. Anyone wanna give me some pointers? What were the assessments like?

 

[Donski]

re: the case study...

....has indicated that Harry's current annual wage of $65K should be included as an expense in the analysis because he will be the manager.

then a note....salary remains the same regardless of whether or not the project proceeds.

So do I add Harry's wage under cash flows over the life or not. {65000*(1-0.3)} = -45,500.

appreciate any help.

 

[samuraitor]

anyone majoring in finance? enjoying it?

 

[3li]

re: the case study...

....has indicated that Harry's current annual wage of $65K should be included as an expense in the analysis because he will be the manager.

then a note....salary remains the same regardless of whether or not the project proceeds.

So do I add Harry's wage under cash flows over the life or not. {65000*(1-0.3)} = -45,500.

appreciate any help.

no, u dont

 

[Huratio]

Donski - I'd suggest going to FinPal for your questions on the case study.
I got extremely good answers from the FinPal leader- even though they are not really meant to help you too much.

 

[Donski]

no, u dont

what, really? I was told otherwise, to include Harry's wage - its relevant....if the project proceeds, he will be the manager for this project and no longer captain. SO CONFUSING.

Donski - I'd suggest going to FinPal for your questions on the case study. I got extremely good answers from the FinPal leader- even though they are not really meant to help you too much.

too late since it's due on Monday 9am.

 

[Huratio]

what, really? I was told otherwise, to include Harry's wage - its relevant....if the project proceeds, he will be the manager for this project and no longer captain. SO CONFUSING.



too late since it's due on Monday 9am.

"salary remains the same regardless of whether or not the project proceeds"
One of the rules of capital budgeting- is there a cash flow when undertaking the project?

Ooh, too late.

 

[Donski]

arrghh the case study is doing my head in....big time.

 

[Huratio]

It is a group assignment still, isn't it?

 

[maka]

I did International Business as my core option but since the requirments have changed from 2005, I might have to do Finance.

Not looking forward to it!

 

[Donski]

12/15 ... average 11.

grrr