Educational guide
IDENTIFYING DATA 2024_25
Subject DIRECCION FINANCIERA Y CONTABILIDAD Code 01737015
Study programme
1737 - MASTER UNIVERSITARIO EN PRODUCCION DE INDUSTRIAS FARMACEUTICAS
Descriptors Credit. Type Year Period
3 Compulsory First First
Language
Prerequisites
Department DIREC.Y ECONOMIA DE LA EMPRESA
Coordinador
GUTIÉRREZ LÓPEZ , CRISTINA
E-mail cgutl@unileon.es
mttasf@unileon.es
Lecturers
GUTIÉRREZ LÓPEZ , CRISTINA
TASCÓN FERNÁNDEZ , MARÍA TERESA
Web http://
General description
Tribunales de Revisión
Tribunal titular
Cargo Departamento Profesor
Presidente DIREC.Y ECONOMIA DE LA EMPRESA SIERRA FERNANDEZ , MARIA DEL PILAR
Secretario GONZALEZ FERNANDEZ , MARCOS
Vocal FEITO RUIZ , ISABEL
Tribunal suplente
Cargo Departamento Profesor
Presidente DIREC.Y ECONOMIA DE LA EMPRESA LOPEZ GONZALEZ , ENRIQUE
Secretario DIREC.Y ECONOMIA DE LA EMPRESA ROBLES GONZALEZ , FRANCISCO JAVIER
Vocal DIREC.Y ECONOMIA DE LA EMPRESA AMOR TAPIA , BORJA

Competencies
Type A Code Competences Specific
  A17602
Type B Code Competences Transversal
  B5436
  B5437
  B5439
  B5440
  B5441
  B5442
  B5443
  B5444
  B5445
Type C Code Competences Nuclear
  C1
  C2
  C3
  C4
  C5

Learning aims
Competences
A17602
B5442
B5443
B5444
C1
C2
C4
A17602
B5440
B5441
B5444
C2
A17602
B5441
B5443
C3
A17602
B5441
B5442
B5444
C4
A17602
B5441
B5444
C5
A17602
B5439
B5442
B5445
C4
C5
A17602
B5440
B5443
B5444
C1
B5436
C1
B5437
C2
A17602
B5439
C3
B5440
C5
B5443
C5
B5445
C3

Contents
Topic Sub-topic
I. ACCOUNTING 1. THE ACCOUNTING PROCESS AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
1.1. ACCOUNTING AS AN INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR DECISION MAKING
1.2. THE ACCOUNTING PROCESS
1.3. THE BALANCE SHEET
1.4. THE INCOME STATEMENT
1.5. OTHER ACCOUNTING STATEMENTS

2.ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF THE ECONOMIC-FINANCIAL INFORMATION
2.1. FUNCTIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
2.2. ANALYSIS OF LIQUIDITY AND SOLVENCY IN THE SHORT TERM
2.3. ANALYSIS OF THE FINANCIAL STRUCTURE AND LONG-TERM SOLVENCY
2.4. ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL EQUILIBRIUM
2.5 PROFITABILITY ANALYSIS

II. FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 3.- PRINCIPLES OF FINANCE
3.1. ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL OPERATIONS
3.2. CIRCULAR FLOW OF INCOME
3.3. ANALYSIS: CYCLE - ENVIRONMENT - SECTOR - COMPANY
3.4. SOCIAL CONTRACT - CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY - SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE INVESTMENT
3.5. COMPETITIVE ENTERPRISE - VALUE CREATION - ENTREPRENEURSHIP
3.6. MANAGEMENT CAPACITY - INNOVATION CAPACITY - SUSTAINABLE GROWTH
3.7. MANAGERIAL DISCRETION - BEST PRACTICES - GOOD GOVERNANCE - GOOD GOVERNANCE
3.8. FINANCIAL DECISIONS: INVESTMENT DECISION - FINANCING DECISION - DIVIDEND DECISION - DIVIDEND DECISION

4.- ANALYSIS OF INVESTMENT AND FINANCING PROJECTS.
4.1.ANALYSIS OF PURE PROJECTS (ABBREVIATED PROCEDURE FOR THREE PROJECTS)
4.1.1. SIMPLE SINGLE INTERSECTION
4.1.2. NO INTERSECTION
4.1.3. MULTIPLE INTERSECTION
4.2. ANALYSIS OF MIXED PROJECTS (ABBREVIATED PROCEDURE FOR THREE YEARS OF USEFUL LIFE)

Planning
Methodologies  ::  Tests
  Class hours Hours outside the classroom Total hours
Problem solving, classroom exercises 13 22 35
 
 
Lecture 12 23 35
 
Objective multiple-choice tests 1 0 1
Practical tests 4 0 4
 
(*)The information in the planning table is for guidance only and does not take into account the heterogeneity of the students.

Methodologies
Methodologies   ::  
  Description
Problem solving, classroom exercises
Lecture

Personalized attention
 
Description

Assessment
  Description Qualification
Objective multiple-choice tests The knowledge and understanding of the theoretical concepts of the course will be evaluated by means of two partial written tests (one of Accounting and the other of Financial Management). Up to 40% of the final mark.
Practical tests The correct application of the techniques explained in each block of the course to practical cases will be evaluated by means of two partial written tests that will consist of the resolution of practical exercises and the correct interpretation of the results, which will represent up to six points of the total. In this way, the correct acquisition of competences by the student will be verified, as well as the level reached in the learning results. 60% of the final grade.
 
Other comments and second call

There will be two partial exams, one for the Accounting part and another for the Financial Management part. Each one will consist of a theoretical exam with multiple-choice questions and a practical exam. In order to pass an exam, both in theory and practical exercises, a minimum of five points out of a maximum of 10 points are required. In order to be able to compensate an exam with the merits achieved in another, it is required to obtain a minimum grade of 3 points (in theory) and 3.5 (in practice) out of 10. In any case, in order to pass the course, the theoretical and practical exams must be passed or compensated.

Students who do not pass the course in the first call, will have to take the exams corresponding to the parts of the tests they did not pass in the first call in the second call.

In the extraordinary call in December, if applicable, there will be a global theoretical test (by means of a multiple-choice exam) and a practical test.

During the development of the tests it will not be allowed to handle any material except for the chart of accounts of the PGC, if the lecturer considers that option as suitable. The possession and use of mobile and/or electronic devices is strictly forbidden during the tests. The simple possession of such devices as well as unauthorized notes, books, folders or other materials during the evaluation tests will result in immediate withdrawal from the exam, expulsion from the exam and a failing grade.


Sources of information
Access to Recommended Bibliography in the Catalog ULE

Basic BARRO, R. J. y SALA, X., Crecimiento económico, Reverté, Barcelona, 2009
RIVERO TORRE, P. , Análisis de balances y estados complementarios, Pirámide, Madrid, 2009 (2ª edición)
RIVERO TORRE, P. , Análisis de balances y estados complementarios. Ejercicios resueltos y comentados, Pirámide, Madrid, 2009 (2ª edición)
GARRIDO MIRALLES, P. E ÍÑIGUEZ SÁNCHEZ, R., Análisis de estados contables. Elaboración e interpretación de la información financiera, Pirámide, Madrid, 2016 (3ª edición)
LLORENTE OLIER, J. I., Análisis de estados económico-financieros, Centro de Estudios Financieros, Madrid, 2010
MUÑOZ MERCHANTE, Á.; IBÁÑEZ JIMÉNEZ, E.M. Y PARTE ESTEBAN, L., Análisis de estados financieros, Ediciones Académicas, Madrid, 2018
MUÑOZ MERCHANTE, Á., Análisis de estados financieros. Ejercicios y test, Ediciones Académicas, Madrid, 2009 (2ª edición)
MUÑOZ MERCHANTE, Á., Análisis de estados financieros. Teoría y práctica, Ediciones Académicas, Madrid, 2009 (2ª edición)
FANJUL, J. L.; ALMOGUERA, A.; y GONZÁLEZ VELASCO, Mª del C., Análisis de las operaciones financieras, Cívitas, Madrid, 2001
SUÁREZ, A. S., Decisiones óptimas de inversión y financiación en la empresa, Pirámide, Madrid, 2006
FANJUL, J. L. y CASTAÑO, F. J. , Dirección Financiera Caso a Caso,, Thomson-Civitas, Aranzadi, Navarra., 2006
PALOMARES, J. Y PESET, M. J. , Estados financieros. Interpretación y análisis, Pirámide, Madrid, 2015
DURBÁN, S. (2017), Finanzas Corporativas, Pirámide, Madrid, 2017
PINDADO, J. (Ed.) , Finanzas empresariales, Paraninfo, Madrid, 2012
CASTAÑO, F. J., TASCÓN, Mª. T. y CASTRO, P., Gestión y operativa bancaria., Pirámide, Madrid, 2017
MANZANARES, J.; MENÉNDEZ, E. J.; DÍAZ, B.; FEITO, I.; CARRERA, A. Mª.; FERNÁNDEZ, E.; GARCÍA OLALLA,, Manual del asesor financiero, Paraninfo, Madrid, 2014
VALLELADO, E. y AZOFRA, V. (Eds.), Prácticas de dirección financiera, Pirámide, Madrid, 2002
GONZÁLEZ GARAGORRI, I. , Sistema Financiero, Centro de Estudios Financieros, Madrid, 2013

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