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Sensitivity Analysis for Capital Budgeting: Avoid Pitfalls

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About Sensitivity Analysis

Prompt:

You are leading a training session for co-workers in your workplace on conducting a Sensitivity Analysis as a tool for Capital Budgeting. In your presentation, propose quantitative and qualitative factors, methods, or techniques used to integrate risk into proper capital budgeting decisions.

Assignment Directions:

Prepare a PowerPoint presentation on this topic. In 7 content slides,

Identify the goal and functions of financial management.

Distinguish which qualitative and quantitative steps are necessary in conducting a Sensitivity Analysis.

Describe the internal and external financial methods used to determine a project’s risk integrated into a Capital Budgeting analysis.

Include the following requirements in the PowerPoint and video:

Title slide, which includes a link to your video. Follow the Reading and Presentations directions linked in Assignment Resources to record a video and add a link. 

Use concise bullet points on the slide and then use the Speaker Notes section to add citations and details for each slide (this becomes your video "speech").

Final slide with a minimum of three (3) References.

Once you compose your PowerPoint slides, go to YouTube or Loom (not the recording option in PPT), to record a 5-6 minute presentation using YouTube or Loom Video (See the attached file).

On the title slide of your PowerPoint presentation, provide the link only to the video recording that you created.

Note: Set your video to public for grading; you can delete it or set it to private afterward. You do not need to be in the video; you can show the PPT slides.

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