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The Financial Engineer- (Master Corporate Finance & Account)
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The Financial Engineer- (Master Corporate Finance & Account)

Go from Beginner to Confident in Financial Statements, Ratios, Cash Flow, Loans, and Investment Decisions.
Created byMohamed Rashad
Last updated 11/2025
Arabic
Arabic [Auto],

What you'll learn

  • Introduction to Finance – Role of finance departments and business finance language.
  • Balance Sheet – Key terms, depreciation vs. amortization, cash vs. accrual accounting, and transaction tracking.
  • Income Statement – Revenue recognition, expense management, and performance metrics
  • Cash Flow Statement – Preparation methods, free cash flow, and industry-specific challenges (e.g., construction).
  • Specialized Accounting – Treatment of loans, advance payments, bonds, and retention.
  • Financial Ratios – Profitability, liquidity, efficiency, leverage, and DuPont analysis.
  • Management Accounting – Break-even analysis, cost control, and construction accounting.
  • Time Value of Money & Investment Decisions – Cost of capital, WACC, investment evaluation, and hurdle rates.

Course content

8 sections • 41 lectures • 11h 4m total length
  • Introduction19:55
  • LEC 01-Role Of finance department 01 of 0222:51
  • LEC 01-Lnaguage of Business 02 of 0213:20

Requirements

  • No programming needed

Description

Are you intimidated by balance sheets and income statements? Do you want to make smarter business decisions, manage projects more effectively, or advance your career in finance, engineering, or management?

The Financial Engineer is your ultimate guide to demystifying the core principles of corporate finance and accounting. This course is strategically designed to transform you from a novice into someone who can confidently interpret, analyze, and apply financial data in real-world scenarios.

In this course, Eng. Mohamed Rashad breaks down complex financial concepts into digestible, practical lessons. You will not just learn theory; you will understand how to use financial tools to assess a company's health, manage cash flow, evaluate loans, and make sound investment choices.

What You Will Learn:

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • Decipher the Language of Business: Read and understand the three key financial statements—Balance Sheet, Income Statement, and Cash Flow Statement—with confidence.

  • Master Core Accounting Concepts: Differentiate between cash vs. accrual accounting, depreciation vs. amortization, and accounts receivable vs. payable.

  • Analyze Financial Health: Use profitability, liquidity, efficiency, and leverage ratios to perform a comprehensive financial analysis (including DuPont Analysis).

  • Manage Cash Like a Pro: Identify and solve cash flow problems, especially in capital-intensive fields like construction and project management.

  • Handle Complex Transactions: Apply specialized accounting treatments for loans, advance payments, bonds, and retention.

  • Make Smart Investment Decisions: Apply Time Value of Money (TVM) principles, calculate WACC, and use evaluation techniques like hurdle rates to analyze projects.

  • Apply Cost Control: Understand break-even analysis and the difference between cost accounting and cost control engineering.

Course Structure:

With 8 in-depth lectures and over 12 hours of recorded content, the course is structured to build your knowledge step-by-step:

  1. Introduction: The Role of Finance & The Language of Business

  2. Balance Sheet Deep Dive: From transactions to the final statement.

  3. Income Statement Analysis: From revenue recognition to net profit.

  4. Cash Flow Mastery: Calculation methods and solving cash flow problems.

  5. Specialized Treatment: Accounting for loans, bonds, and advance payments.

  6. Financial Ratios: The complete toolkit for performance analysis.

  7. Accounting Management: Internal controls, cost accounting, and break-even analysis.

  8. TVM & Investment Decisions: The ultimate guide to capital budgeting.

Who Is This Course For?

  • Aspiring Financial Analysts and Accountants

  • Engineers, Project Managers, and Construction Professionals

  • Small Business Owners and Entrepreneurs

  • Non-Finance Managers who need financial literacy

  • MBA and University Students seeking a practical foundation

  • Anyone who wants to take control of their financial understanding and advance their career!

Enroll today and start your journey to becoming a proficient Financial Engineer!

Who this course is for:

  • for individuals who are interested in finance and accounting