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Learning Aims
Goal 1: Rigorous understanding of financial concepts and tools through:
Objective 1: Theoretical knowledge.
Objective 2: Mastery of financial tools and techniques.
Objective 3: Appreciation of the dynamic nature of finance and the need for currency with respect to new developments.
Goal 2: Each student will develop problem solving skills to be able to:
Objective 1: Clearly identify the problem or issue to be addressed.
Objective 2: Identify information needs and sources to solve the problem.
Objective 3: Apply appropriate financial tools, analyze outcomes, and formulate a solution.
Goal 3: Each student will be able to effectively communicate:
Objective 1: With other finance professionals using appropriate terminology.
Objective 2: By developing clear and concise written financial reports for a diverse audience.
Objective 3: By presenting reports orally to a diverse audience.
Goal 4: Each student will have a heightened sense of ethics and social responsibility to:
Objective 1: Comprehend ethical principles appropriate to finance.
Objective 2: Identify ethical dilemmas and understand the frameworks for selecting and defending a right course of action.
Objective 3: Understand the responsibility of the finance profession to all stakeholders.
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