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ASCI3150 - Financial Mathematics
Fall 2011

This course provides a systematic development of the mathematical models most frequently used in the study of corporate finance. The course builds on the valuation methods for cash flows developed in Theory of Interest and applies these methods to problems in corporate finance and investment theory. Models studied include dividend growth, the capital asset pricing model, protfolio theory, Modigliani-Miller theory, and Black-Scholes option valuation.
Prerequisites: ASCI3100
3 Credits

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ASCI3150-A Financial Mathematics
1 Seat!     Credits: 3 Days: T R
       Location: Moon Room: John Jay 143
    Time: 09:30-10:45 am Instructor: Hudak
    Session: 1 (01/08 - 04/28/18) Term: Spring 2018
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      Prerequisite: ASCI3100
 
ASCI3150-B Financial Mathematics
19 Seats     Credits: 3 Days: T R
       Location: Moon Room: John Jay 143
    Time: 12:30-01:45 pm Instructor: Hudak
    Session: 1 (01/08 - 04/28/18) Term: Spring 2018
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      Prerequisite: ASCI3100