This module consists of a weekly interactive class and a one-day workshop. The weekly class has a flipped-classroom format, which means students prepare the content for each lesson in their own time by watching teaching videos and then come to class to apply, discuss and further develop the subject matter. The weekly class takes place on Tuesdays at 9:50.
There will be one final digital exam of 90 minutes.
- Dozent/in: Alisa Kasle-Henke
- Dozent/in: Svea Schauffler
Es handelt sich um eine Pflichtvorlesung im 2. Semester IM, die 4 SWS pro Woche umfasst. Die Veranstaltung findet immer mittwochs von 08:00 - 11:20 Uhr statt.
Die Aufgaben für die Übung werden wöchentlich auf Moodle bereitgestellt. Eine Bearbeitung dieser Aufgaben im Vorfeld ist Voraussetzung.
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Der Leistungsnachweis wird durch eine schriftliche Klausur erbracht. Zugelassene Hilfsmittel: Gesetzestexte (nur Verweise, keine weiteren Notizen), BMF-Schreiben und Taschenrechner.
Die Vorlesung (90 min) findet immer mittwochs von 9:50-11:20 Uhr statt. Es werden Übungsblätter online gestellt und entsprechende Lösungen in der Übung (mittwochs 8:00 - 9:30 Uhr) besprochen.
- Dozent/in: Kalina Kafadar
The course consists of two parts:
Part I "Introduction to Finance" - Prof. Dr. Michael Feucht: You will obtain a broad understanding of how a company finances its operations and how the company's liabilities are managed.
Part II "Capital Markets" - Prof. Dr. Björn Häckel: This part covers the models of Modern Portfolio Theory. You will need a basic understanding of statistics, so this part will only start after your statistics class has covered the necessary topics.
Course language for both parts of the course is English. Classroom sessions are face-2-face Thursdays from 9.50 am to 1.10 pm in room in W2.14.
There will be one final exam (90 minutes, 90 points) covering both topics of the module. Each part will consist of open questions and mathematical problems in English language and cover 45 points (of the total of 90). The exam has to be passed in total, i.e. you have to obtain at least 45 points. The two parts don't have to be passed separately.
- Dozent/in: Michael Feucht
- Dozent/in: Björn Häckel
Topics: The course “Economics I / Microeconomics” covers the incentives and decision making processes of firms and consumers and the resulting market equilibrium. We will look at the impact of different market environments on the market equilibrium and the welfare of an economy. We will also analyze why certain market environments can imply market failure and why certain regulatory measures can be applicable. We will furthermore evaluate the impact of different regulatory measures on the market equilibrium and the welfare of an economy. Finally, we will discuss recent economic developments and critically evaluate proposed policy measures in light of recent economic developments.
Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Maria Lehner
Assessment and contribution to module mark: written exam (90 minutes)
Dates: flipped classroom + 2 groups to chose from:
Group 1: Wednesdays 11:30 – 13:00 (room: W2.14)
Group 2: Fridays, 08:15 – 09:45 (zoom)
Please note: every week, you will take part either in the Wednesday or Friday group and you can also switch between the Wednesday and Friday group whenever you like (notification is not necessary)
Registration: via moodle
- Dozent/in: Maria Lehner