Course Instructions and Schedule | Corporate Finance | FINC 3511, Exams of Corporate Finance

Download Course Instructions and Schedule | Corporate Finance | FINC 3511 and more Exams Corporate Finance in PDF only on Docsity! Course Instructions – FINC 3511 – Summer 2009 (Note: A suggested schedule is provided in the syllabus.) All online lectures, concept review exercises, sample problems, and whiteboard problem solutions are available on the course webpage (http://www.westga.edu/~rbest/finc3511/index3511.html) and in CourseDen. All quizzes and exams are in CourseDen. The general procedure for the class is to watch online lecture presentations (and/or read along in the lecture supplement and/or textbook), complete concept review exercises, work sample problems for each chapter (written and whiteboard solutions are available), and then take related quizzes and exams. To finish on time, follow the schedule listed in the syllabus. The activities outlined in this document are arranged in Learning Modules in CourseDen. Begin by choosing the Learning Modules folder. All quizzes may be taken up to four times with only the highest grade retained. There is no limit on the number of times you may take the sample exams. Exam 1, Exam 2, and the Final Exam may each only be taken one time. The quizzes must be taken in order. For example, Quiz 2 will not be available until you have complete Quiz 1. You must complete Quizzes 1 through 6 and attempt Sample Exam 1 before Exam 1 is available. You must complete Quizzes 7 through 12 and attempt Sample Exam 2 before Exam 2 is available. Finally, you must complete Exam 1 and Exam 2 and attempt the Sample Final Exam before the Final Exam is available. After finishing Module 2, you will be prepared to complete Project Part 1. After finishing Module 4, you will be prepared to complete Project Part 2. Introduction Print the syllabus from course webpage or Course Materials Link in CourseDen Watch Introduction Presentations Parts 1 and 2 Complete Introduction – Concept Review exercise Complete Self-Test - Introduction Module 1 – Chapters 1, 3, 5, and 6 Watch presentations for Chapters 1 and Chapters 5 & 6 Complete Chapter 1 – Concept Review exercises Complete Chapters 5 & 6 – Concept Review exercises Watch presentation for Chapter 3 Complete Chapter 3 – Concept Review exercise Solve sample problems for Chapter 3 (there are no problems for Chapter 1 or Chapters 5&6) Take Quiz 1 Module 2 – Chapters 4 and 16 Watch presentation for Chapter 4 Complete Chapter 4 – Concept Review exercise Take Quiz 2 (covers only concepts from Chapter 4 – no problems) Watch presentation for Chapter 4 Problems Solve sample problems for Chapter 4 Watch presentation for Chapter 16 Solve sample problems for Chapter 16 Take Quiz 3 (problems from Chapters 4 and 16) Module 3 – Chapter 8 Watch presentation for Chapter 8 Complete Chapter 8 – Concept Review exercise Solve sample problems for Chapter 8 Take Quiz 4 Module 4 – Chapter 2 Watch presentation for Chapter 2 Complete Chapter 2 – Concept Review exercise Solve sample problems 1 through 8 for Chapter 2 Take Quiz 5 Solve sample problems 9 through 27 Take Quiz 6 Exam 1 – Chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, and 16 Review for Exam 1 Take Sample Exam 1 (take as many times as you wish; can help grade – see syllabus) - You must open the sample exam and submit it for a grade to gain access to the actual exam (you are not required to attain a specific grade on the sample exam) Take Exam 1 (can only take once) Exam 1 Information Both Exam 1 and Sample Exam 1 have 30 questions. 10 are concept questions and 20 are problems. The 10 concept questions are worth 4 points each, and the 20 problems are worth 3 points each. The distribution of coverage is basically the same for Exam 1 and Sample Exam 1. You may take Sample Exam 1 as many times as you wish, but you may only take Exam 1 once. The concept questions for both exams come from the same database. The problems for both exams are the same types. If you score well on the sample exam, you should score well on the actual exam. You must at least open the sample exam and submit it for a grade to gain access to the actual exam.