This course explores the field of finance, focusing on corporate finance rather than personal finance. While a basic understanding of personal finance—such as budgeting, saving, and investing—is beneficial, this course does not cover personal finance in detail. Instead, this course equips students with the knowledge and skills to make informed financial decisions within a business context. Corporate finance specifically deals with the financial activities of companies, aiming to maximize shareholder value through strategic financial planning and decision-making, including investments, budgeting, and capital management. Students analyze critical financial decisions by understanding and applying principles of financial valuation to hypothetical and real-world business situations. Emphasis is placed on integrating interdisciplinary learning and practical experience through collaboration with concurrent courses.