FIN 203: Investment Operations (v.3)
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The course objective is to investigate a public company and interpret their stock information; argue for why an issuer would decide to raise money through stocks vs. bonds and why an investor would decide to invest in stocks instead of bonds; explain the benefits of being a stockholder and how payment is administered; predict the impact of an increase in the federal funds interest rate on unemployment, inflation, other interest rates and secondary market bond prices; and more.
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The methods of assessment include case studies, written papers, examinations, presentations, quizzes, performance rubrics/checklists, with a minimum passing score of 70%.
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Instructional strategies include: audio visual materials, case studies, laboratory, discussion, computer-based training, practical exercises, learner presentations, lectures, classroom exercise.
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American Council on Education
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American Council on Education
3 semester hours in principles of investment in the lower-division undergraduate category