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1. SIMULATION PRACTICES
for the Course
‘INTRODUCTION TO FINANCE’
FYBBA [2
nd
Semester]
Atlas Skill Tech University, Mumbai

2. SIMULATION IN MODULE 1
Step No. 1: Construct a hypothetical scenario wherein Students are provided with financial information
encompassing statement of Profit & Loss Account, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow Statement for a company.
Step No. 2: Task the Students with the preparation of the requisite financial statements and the computation of
pivotal ratios.
Step No. 3: Evaluate and Interpretate various ratios.
Outcome: The exercise aims to immerse participants in a practical setting, allowing them to apply their
knowledge of financial analysis and ratio computation in a hands-on simulation.
Steps for Simulation

3. Reference of the Above Simulation from…

4. SIMULATION IN MODULE 2
Step No. 1: In an innovative approach to education, the faculty embarked on a
groundbreaking simulation designed to bridge the gap between classroom theory and
real-world financial landscapes. In this immersive experience, students are not
confined to traditional lecture rooms but instead find themselves embedded in diverse
industries, each with its unique financial challenges and opportunities.
Step No. 2: This experiential learning initiative lies in the detailed reports
as students are required to prepare upon their return. These reports are not mere
summaries but comprehensive analyses, functionalities, incorporating financial
statements, cash flow projections, and strategic financial management insights
specific to the industry they explore.
Steps for Simulation:
Outcome: This simulation not only
hones the students’ analytical and reporting
skills but also cultivates adaptability, a
crucial trait in the ever-evolving financial
landscape. By confronting real-world
challenges, students are encouraged to
think critically, make informed decisions,
and understand the symbiotic relationship
between financial strategy and industry
dynamics.

5. Reference of the Above Simulation from…