PLA272 : Quantitative planning

Department

Department of Financial planning

Academic Program

Bachelor in Financial Planing

Type

Compulsory

Credits

03

Prerequisite

Overview

This course defines an understanding stages of data collection, analysing and solving linear programming problems. It also aims to form technical planning staff capable of participating in preparing and building plans at all levels.

Intended learning outcomes

A. Knowledge and understanding :Knowledge of genetics and statistics, Enables students to acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to practice the financial profession. The student's ability to use his information and skills that he acquired in solving knowledge. Additionally , the ability to use appropriate scientific methods. Recognize the decision related to the answer to the decision related to the roots.

B. Mental skills: The ability to practice the planning process. The student's ability to use numerical skills and quantitative methods in solving problems. Formulate, analyze, describe and compile models to solve problems and propose solutions. The ability to use scientific research methods to solve planning problems. Use brainstorming and problem solving.

C. Scientific and professional skills: The ability to link the practical with the theoretical . The ability to use economic models and apply statistical tools The ability to conduct scientific research and solve planning problems. The ability to use the mathematical method in solving the problems of the planning process. The ability to carry out field surveys.

General Skills: Teamwork skills and the ability to understand multiple points of view. Besides, ability to work independently. In addition to solving planning process problems.

Teaching and learning methods

Teaching and learning methods Attending lectures required for the course.Reading and preparing for the course topics from the prescribed references.Ask questions to students and participate in answering them.Participatory education by distributing students into groups and asking them to do certain tasks.

Methods of assessments

Assessment Methods:

Midterm Exam 20%

Oral Exam 20%

Final Exam 60%

Hours	Scientific subject	The week
3	The concept of quantitative method	1
3	Simple Linear Correlation (Pearson's Simple Correlation) 3 different formulas	2
3	correlation for Spearman	3
3	Simple linear regression	4
3	Linear programming paradigms	5
3	Make decisions when taking risks	6
3	Markov chains analysis	7
9	Make decisions when taking risks expected financial value standard Opportunity loss criterion Risk sensitivity analysis	8,9,10
9	Markov chains Find the transition probabilities matrix Market share forecasting	11,12,13

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Principles of Statistics 1 (ST140)
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Principles of Statistics 2 (ST141)
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Indicators of economic development (PLA376)
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