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EII3002          TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
            3 Credits

            Pre-requisite    Passed EIA2013 Econometrics I
            Learning
            Outcomes         At the end of the course, students are able to:

                             1.  Analyze the characteristics and behaviour of time series data.
                             2.   Construct various models for forecasting.
                             3.  Analyze  the  results  arising  from the  application  of  time series  analysis in  various
                                 fields.

            Synopsis         The  course  covers  concepts  and  their  application  in  business,  economics  and
                             administration for the following topics:

                             1.   Patterns in time series data
                              2.  Deterministic time series models
                             3.  Stochastic time series models
                             4.  Model selection and evaluation
                             5.   Forecast evaluation

            Medium of                        d.    English
            Instruction

            Assessment       Continuous Assessment : 50%
            Weightage        Final Examination           : 50%



            EII3003          ACTUARIAL MATHEMATICS
            3 Credits

            Pre-requisite    Passed EIA2017 Statistics II

            Learning         At the end of the course, students are able to:
            Outcomes
                             1.  Demonstrate  understanding  on  various  measurement  of  interest  and  survival
                                 distribution.
                             2.  Analyze  the  present  value  and  accumulated  value  of  cash  flow  for  various  types
                                 financial instruments.
                             3.  Evaluate the best option for specific financial problems.

            Synopsis         This course exposes students to the fundamental of actuarial science.  The first part of
                             the  course  covers  various  topics  in  financial  mathematics  such  as  simple/compound
                             interest, discount, nominal/ effective rates of interest, constant/varying force of interest,
                             equivalent  measures  of  interest,  yield  rate,  equation  of  value,  present  value/future
                             value/net present value, annuity certain (immediate and due), perpetuity (immediate and
                             due), inflation,  bonds, amortization and sinking funds.  The second part  of  the course
                             covers survival distributions, use of mortality tables and basic life contingencies definition.
                             Life annuities and life insurance will also be covered.

            Medium of        English
            Instruction

            Assessment       Continuous Assessment   : 50%
            Weightage        Final Examination             : 50%
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