ECTS credits ECTS credits: 3
ECTS Hours Rules/Memories Student's work ECTS: 51 Hours of tutorials: 3 Expository Class: 9 Interactive Classroom: 12 Total: 75
Use languages Spanish, Galician
Type: Ordinary subject Master’s Degree RD 1393/2007 - 822/2021
Departments: Financial Economics and Accounting
Areas: Financial Economics and Accounting
Center Faculty of Economics and Business Studies
Call: First Semester
Teaching: With teaching
Enrolment: Enrollable | 1st year (Yes)
The objective of the subject is to provide the student with the knowledge related to modern management techniques and financial management, from a business perspective and in an integrating way. It is also intended to provide practical training that will provide the student with the tools and decision tools needed to manage the economic and financial department of any tourism company.
ITEM 1. FINANCIAL ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF TOURISM COMPANIES
ITEM 2. FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT OF TOURISM COMPANIES
ITEM 3. EVALUATION OF INVESTMENT DECISIONS IN THE TOURISM SECTOR
BASIC:
Archel Domench, "Estados contables: elaboración análisis e interpretación".
Sierra Molina, G. y otros (2003): Introducción a la contabilidad y al análisis financiero en el sector turístico, Madrid, Pirámide.
COMPLEMENTARY:
BREALEY, R .; MYERS, S. and ALLEN, F. (2006): Principles of Corporate Finance (8th edition); McGraw Hill-Inter-American of Spain.
Antich Corgos, J. and Moya Claramunt, M. (1992): Financial management: edition for technicians in tourist companies, Madrid: Synthesis.
Sierra Molina, G. et al. (2003): Introduction to accounting and financial analysis in the tourist sector, Madrid, Pyramid.
Bote Gómez, V. and others (2005): Course of financing of the tourist sector, Madrid, McGraw-Hill.
Verona Martel, M.C. And others (2004): Decisions of investment and financing in leisure companies, Madrid, Delta University Publications.
BESLEY, S. and BRIGHAM E.F. (2000): Fundamentals of Financial Management (12th edition); McGraw-Hill.
EMERY, D.R. And FINNERTY, J.D. (2001): Corporate Financial Management, Pearson Education.
KEOWN, A.J. And others (1999): Introduction to finance, Prentice Hall.
ROSS, S.A .; WESTERFIELD, R.W. And JAFFE, J.F. (2000): Corporate Finance (5th edition); Irwin McGraw-Hill, Madrid.
SUÁREZ SUÁREZ, A. (1996): Optimum decisions of investment and financing in the company (15th edition); Pyramid.
VAN HORNE, J.C. (1997): Financial Management (10th edition); Prentice-Hall.
WESTON, J. F. and COPELAND, T.E. (1995): Finance in Administration (9th edition); McGraw-Hill.
- Solve problems in new or unfamiliar environments.
- Make decisions based on incomplete or limited information.
- Communicate information, ideas, problems and solution proposals to specialized and non-specialized publics.
- Demonstrate critical reasoning.
- Analyze and synthesize information.
- Work in teams of diverse composition.
- Formulate creative and entrepreneurial proposals.
- Direct and manage the different types of tourism organizations.
- Describe the competences and functions of the management areas.
- Use data collection and analysis techniques.
he teaching method is eminently practical. In the lectures, topics are dealt with from a theoretical-practical approach. The interactive classes are entirely in the computer room or with a computer, in order to solve practical cases with spreadsheets on the topics explained, search for financial information and evaluate projects and financial plans. The tutorials will be primarily face-to-face.
The USC Virtual Classroom will be the point of reference for the development of teaching and monitoring of the subject. The course schedule and the corresponding support material will be offered through the course page.
A) Final exam (official calendar) that will have a weight of 50% in the final grade of the student.
B) The remaining 50% will result from the evaluation of compulsory practical cases at the end of each topic and from the active participation in the classes, activities and exercises proposed in them.
To pass the subject it will be necessary to have a minimum attendance of 80 percent and a three out of 10 in the exam.
Any student can take the final exam, whether or not they have completed the activities proposed in the continuous assessment. In the case of not carrying out the continuous assessment tasks, her score will be exclusively that of the final exam, opting for 50% of the grade.
The students' evaluation system will be independent of their condition of repeater or not, and of the call to which they are presented. Those students exempt from attendance by official dispensation will take an exam on the official date, opting for 100% of the grade.
In cases of fraudulent performance of exercises or tests, the collection in the "Regulations for the validation of academic performance for two students and for the review of qualifications" shall apply.
The list of the different activities that can be evaluated throughout the course, their weighting and how they will be supervised, will be indicated in the teaching guide of the subject that will be published in the virtual classroom at the beginning of the course.
The students to whom the class attendance dispensation is granted (following Instruction No. 1/2017 of the General Secretariat on the class attendance dispensation in certain circumstances), will be evaluated with a specific final exam that will suppose 100% of the grade.
The student should devote approximately 20 hours to the study and 10 hours proposed activities.
Attend regularly and participate in the development of theoretical-practical classes. It is also very useful that the student tries to solve the practical cases and exercises for himself, before they are solved in the classroom. This way of acting will develop the student's creativity and fluency when faced with a financial management problem.
Mª Loreto Fernandez Fernandez
Coordinador/a- Department
- Financial Economics and Accounting
- Area
- Financial Economics and Accounting
- Phone
- 881811623
- loreto.fernandez [at] usc.es
- Category
- Professor: University Lecturer
Manuel Rieiro Garcia
- Department
- Financial Economics and Accounting
- Area
- Financial Economics and Accounting
- manuel.rieiro.garcia [at] usc.es
- Category
- Professor: Temporary supply professor to reduce teaching hours
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