Winter Semester Course | Jan. 18 - April 4, 2012 | Wednesday Nights | 7 - 10 p.m.
Wednesday, Jan. 18: Course Introduction and Financial Statement Analysis
Wednesday, Jan. 25: Valuation and Transactions Overview
Wednesday, Feb. 1: Modeling Best Practices and Exercises
Wednesday, Feb. 8: Earnings Modeling Part I
Wednesday, Feb. 15: Earnings Modeling Part II
Wednesday, Feb. 22: Earnings Modeling Part III
Wednesday, Feb. 29: Public & Acquisition Comps Modeling
Wednesday, Mar. 7: Discounted Cash Flow Valuation & Modeling
Wednesday, Mar. 14: Leveraged Buyout Analysis & Modeling
Wednesday, Mar. 21: Merger Consequences Modeling
Wednesday, Mar. 28: Cap Table and Venture Capital Investment Modeling
Wednesday, Apr. 4: Student Valuation & Transaction Presentations
Spring Semester Course | Jan. 17 - April 3, 2012 | Tuesday Nights | 7 - 10 p.m.
Tuesday, Jan. 17: Course Introduction and Financial Statement Analysis
Tuesday, Jan. 24: Valuation and Transactions Overview
Tuesday, Jan. 31: Modeling Best Practices and Exercises
Tuesday, Feb. 7: Earnings Modeling Part I
Tuesday, Feb. 14: Earnings Modeling Part II
Tuesday, Feb. 21: Earnings Modeling Part III
Tuesday, Feb. 28: Public & Acquisition Comps Modeling
Tuesday, Mar. 6: Discounted Cash Flow Valuation & Modeling
Tuesday, Mar. 13: Leveraged Buyout Analysis & Modeling
Tuesday, Mar. 20: Merger Consequences Modeling
Tuesday, Mar. 27: Cap Table and Venture Capital Investment Modeling
Tuesday, Apr. 3: Student Valuation & Transaction Presentations
Custom courses available for business school programs and corporate clients.
A mini-course will be offered in Provo immediately following April 2011 graduation this Spring - the full course will only be offered during the Fall and Winter Semester courses as detailed (see above).
The Fall Salt Lake City course will be located on the University of Utah campus. The Winter Provo course will be located on the BYU campus. The exact room location will be announced two weeks before the first class.
Interested professionals should be familiar with basic concepts of finance and accounting (i.e., you should be familiar with and understand financial statements) and must have a laptop with Windows applications (Excel and PowerPoint).
Each course is comprised of 11-12 three-hour sessions and is offered at a very competitive rates relative to other financial modeling training courses. Other similar financial modeling training courses are only available in major markets like San Francisco and New York and cost $2,000 or more for a comparable course. Register
Interested students and professionals may enroll for a half-course (sessions 1 - 6) during all offered courses.