Class cancellation policies, On-line behavior, Distance Learning Resource Book, Feedback, A Message from the Instructor . This course introduces students to the foundations of modern finance. The student is expected to gain an understanding of the time value of money, basic security valuation, investment criteria, capital market history, portfolio theory, and exchange rate risk. These topics are taught using a problem-oriented approach with an emphasis on conceptual understanding and the acquisition of the appropriate analytical and quantitative skills. Both sections typically consist of students with several years of work experience, primarily in engineering-related fields.
Students are comfortable with quantitative techniques and the English language.
It is assumed that all students have met the criteria for admission to the MBA program and that the prerequisites described in the course description have been satisfied. These course objectives are consistent with the program objectives and course activities . CCC Unix Account. Ordering books, establishing accounts, tutorials, technical requirements and problem solving information. Homework assignments and quizzes.