Master the practical skills of financial modeling by building and analyzing a complete valuation model using Apple Inc. as a real-world case study. In this course, you will learn how to interpret financial statements, forecast revenue and costs, analyze balance sheets, model working capital, estimate capital expenditures, and construct dynamic financial models that support informed business and investment decisions.

As you progress, you will calculate earnings per share (EPS), evaluate receivables, depreciation, debt structures, and equity, then apply core valuation techniques including Discounted Cash Flow (DCF), Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC), FCFF, FCFE, Net Present Value (NPV), sensitivity analysis, and terminal value estimation. You will also explore risk-return concepts, beta, equity risk premium, and target share price modeling to strengthen your financial analysis capabilities. Designed for learners interested in corporate finance, financial analysis, equity research, investment banking, and valuation, this course combines structured instruction with practical application using Apple Inc.'s financial data. By the end of the course, you will be able to build professional financial models, forecast financial performance, value companies with confidence, interpret financial information, and make data-driven valuation decisions using industry-recognized financial modeling techniques.