Courses
Course materials organized by subject for students, educators, and professionals. Select a course to view and download the available lecture materials.
Available courses
MBA-525
The course covers the fundamentals of projects, the project cycle, project identification and formulation, market and technical analysis, financial projections, investment appraisal, organizational feasibility, environmental and social analysis, social cost–benefit analysis, project risk management, and project financing.
12 chapters · PDF teaching materials
MEAL
The course covers MEAL foundations, ethical and inclusive practice, project logic and theory of change, results and logical frameworks, indicator development, performance indicator reference sheets, MEAL planning tools, evaluation planning, data-collection methods and tools, sampling, data quality assurance, data management and protection, quantitative and qualitative analysis, data visualization and dashboards, accountability to affected populations, learning and adaptive management, and reporting and communicating findings.
18 chapters · PDF teaching materials
FIN
The course covers the goals and functions of financial management, the time value of money, investment decisions and capital budgeting, the fundamentals of risk and return, valuation of stocks and bonds, the cost of capital, capital structure and leverage, dividend policy, working capital management, and integrated financial statement analysis. Emphasis is placed on applying financial theory to real investment, financing, operating, and performance-assessment decisions.
14 chapters · PDF teaching materials
ACC
The course builds accounting competence from first principles: the nature and purpose of accounting, the accounting equation, analyzing and recording transactions, adjusting entries, closing the books and preparing financial statements, accounting systems and special journals, merchandising operations, inventory costing methods, internal control under Sarbanes-Oxley, receivables and uncollectible accounts, fixed and intangible assets, current liabilities and the Ethiopian payroll system, accounting for partnerships and limited liability companies, corporate stock and dividends, bonds and long-term notes, and financial statement analysis.
15 chapters · PDF teaching materials
INV
The course introduces the investment environment and the instruments traded in it, then builds systematically through securities markets and pooled investment vehicles to the measurement of risk and return, efficient diversification, asset pricing models, market efficiency and behavioural finance, bond valuation and portfolio management, macroeconomic, industry and equity analysis, financial statement analysis, options and futures, portfolio performance evaluation, and international investing. Emphasis is placed on applying investment theory to real portfolio construction, security selection, and risk-management decisions.
19 chapters · PDF teaching materials
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