Course Syllabus
FIN3220 Investments
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Code
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FIN3220
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Title
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Investments
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Prerequisites
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FN 3101 Financial Institutions and Markets FN 3121 Principles of Finance
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Credits
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3
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Description
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The “Investment” course teaches the theory and applications of basic investment strategies in the financial world. It focuses on the following:
Market classifications, types of assets and market participants, and how assets are traded
How indices are constructed, managed, and used in investments
The degree to which market prices reflect information
Implications of different degrees of market efficiency for security analysis and portfolio management
The characteristics, analysis, and valuation of equity securities
The fundamentals of technical analysis and illustrates how it is used to analyze securities and securities markets.
Overall, the this course represents the minimal financial theory and necessary practical tools with which an undergraduate student majoring finance should be able to make meaningful investment decisions and be prepared for advance courses in investment management.
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Assessment
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60 % -first and second assessments
40 % -final assessment