1. Introduction to Financial Modeling - What is financial modeling, why it's important, overview of the key concepts 2. Formatting and Layout of Models - Best practices for setting up and formatting financial models to make them clear and easy to follow 3. Inputs and Assumptions - How to structure model inputs and assumptions, sensitivity analysis, scenarios 4. The 3 Financial Statements - Understanding the 3 key financial income statement, balance sheet, cash flow statement 5. Linking the 3 Statements - Techniques for linking the income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement in models 6. Projecting the Income Statement - How to build a robust income statement projection model 7. Projecting the Balance Sheet - How to build a balance sheet projection based on income statement projections 8. Projecting Cash Flows - Building an integrated cash flow projection from net income projections 9. Sales and Revenue Drivers - Modeling techniques for forecasting key sales and revenue drivers 10. Operating Costs Projections - Approaches for modeling future operating costs based on revenue projections 11. Capital Expenditures - How to project capital expenditures and depreciation expense 12. Working Capital - Modeling techniques for projecting working capital needs 13. Debt Schedule - Building a debt schedule and projecting interest expense 14. Valuation Methods - Overview of DCF, comparables, precedent transactions, LBO models 15. Discounted Cash Flow Model - Constructing a DCF model for valuing a company 16. Comps and Precedents - Building comps and precedents models for valuation 17. Leveraged Buyouts - Constructing an LBO model to analyze a leveraged buyout scenario 18. Sensitivity Analysis - Performing sensitivity analysis on key model assumptions and outputs 19. Scenario Analysis - Building scenario analysis models to stress test key assumptions 20. Presenting Model Outputs - Best practices for presenting model outputs in charts, graphs, tables