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               SIQ1001  INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING             Assessment:
                                                               Continuous Assessment:       40%
               Basic  principles  of  accounting – including  the  role  of  Final Examination:  60%
               accounting  standards.  Different  types  of  business  entity.
               Basic  structure  of  company  accounts.  Interpretation  and  Medium of Instruction:
               limitation of company accounts.                 English
               Assessment:                                     Humanity Skill:
               Continuous Assessment:       40%                CS2, CT2, LL1
               Final Examination:           60%
                                                               References:
               Medium of Instruction:                          1.  Richard T. Froyen (2002). Macroeconomics: Theories
               English                                             and Policies, 7th  ed., Prentice Hall.
                                                               2.  Case,  Karl  E.  (2007).  Principles  of  Macroeconomics,
               Humanity Skill:                                     Pearson Prentice Hall.
               CS2, CT1, LL1                                   3.  Sloman,  J.,  Hinde,  K.  and  Garratt,  D.  (2013).
                                                                   Economics for Business, 6th ed., Pearson.
               References:                                     4.  Bade,  R.,  Parkin,  M.  (2014).  Foundation  of
               1.  Reimers,  Jane  L.  (2007).  Financial  Accounting,  Economics. Pearson.
                   Pearson Prentice Hall.
               2.  Hermanson, R.H. and J.D. Edwards (1995). Financial
                   Accounting: A Business Perspective, 6th ed., Irwin.  SIQ2003  FINANCIAL   MATHEMATICS   AND
               3.  Hoggett,  J.,  and  L.  Edwards  (1996).  Financial  DERIVATIVES
                   Accounting  in  Australia,  3rd  ed.,  Queensland:  John
                   Wiley and Sons.                             Time Value of Money: simple interest, compound interest,
               4.  Kirkwood, L., C. Ryan, J.Falt, and T. Stanley (1993).  present and accumulated values, nominal rate of interest,
                   Accounting:  An  Introductory  Perspective.  3rd  ed.,  force of interest, equation of value.
                   Melbourne: Longman Cheshire.
               5.  Meigs,  W.B.,  and  R.F.  Meigs  (1995).  Financial  Annuities:  annuity  immediate,  annuity  due,  perpetuity,  m-
                   Accounting. 8th ed., New York: McGraw Hill.  thly  annuity,  continuous  type  annuity,  deferred  annuities,
                                                               varying annuities.

               SIQ2001  MICROECONOMICS                         Instalments: Amortization, sinking  funds,  amortization  with
                                                               continuous payments.
               Fundamental  principles  of  economics;  price  theory  which
               covers  the  demand  model,  supply  model  and  equilibrium  Bonds: Types of bonds, pricing formula, callable and serial
               point;  shape  of  demand  curve  and  consumer  behavior;  bonds, other securities.
               substitution effects and income; shape of supply curve and
               behavior  of  firms;  theory  of  production  and  cost  of  Cash flows: Discounted cash flows, internal rate of return,
               production;  analysis  of  competitive  markets  in  the  short  money-weighted and time weighted rate of return.
               term; monopoly and oligopoly.
                                                               Term  Structure  of  Interest  Rate:  Yield  curves,  spot  and
               Assessment:                                     forward rates, duration, convexity, immunization.
               Continuous Assessment:       40%
               Final Examination:           60%                Introduction to Derivatives: Forward and futures, short and
                                                               long  positions,  arbitrage,  put  and  call  options,  put-call
               Medium of Instruction:                          parity, swaps, put-call parity, hedging.
               English
                                                               Assessment:
               Humanity Skill:                                 Continuous Assessment:       40%
               CS2,CT2, LL1                                    Final Examination:           60%

               References:                                     Medium of Instruction:
               1.  Katz,  Michael  L.  and  Rosen,  Harvey  S.  (1999).  English
                   Microeconomics, 2nd ed., McGraw Hill.
               2.  Sloman,  J.,  Hinde,  K.  and  Garratt,  D.  (2013).  Humanity Skill:
                   Economics for Business, 6th ed., Pearson.   CS3, CT3
               3.  Begg, D. (2012). Economics for business. McGraw Hill
                   Higher Education.                           References:
               4.  Bade,  R.,  Parkin,  M.  (2014).  Foundation  of  1.  Broverman,  S.  A.  (2010).  Mathematics  of  investment
                   Economics. Pearson.                             and credit, 5th Ed., Actex Publications.
                                                               2.  Kellison,  G.  (2008).  Theory  of  Interest,  3rd  Ed.,
                                                                   McGraw-Hill.
               SIQ2002  MACROECONOMICS                         3.  McDonald, R. L. (2012). Derivatives markets, 3rd Ed.,
                                                                   Prentice Hall.
               Macroeconomic  issues  and  problems;  fundamental  4.  McCutcheon,  J.J.,  Scott  W.F.(1989).  Introduction  to
               concepts of national income; method of calculating national  the Mathematics of Finance, Butterworth-Heinemann.
               income;  simple  Keynesian  model;  derivation  of  IS  curve,
               LM curve, aggregate demand curve, and aggregate supply
               curve;  relationship  between  interest  rates,  monetary
               demand,  consumption  and  investments;  relationship  SIQ2004   SURVIVAL MODEL
               between  price  levels,  monetary  demand,  aggregate
               demand and aggregate supply in a Keynesian model.  Estimation  of  lifetime  distributions:  lifetime  distributions,
                                                               cohort  studies,  censoring,  Kaplan-Meier  estimates,  Cox
                                                               regression model and its estimation.


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