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Dr. A. Frank Thompson Personal Financial Planning Course Syllabus Fall 2017
Financial Planning Pre-Course Quiz
Analysis of UNI Financial Statements on Auxilliary Unit Funding
Spreadsheet Analysis of General Education Funding to Auxilliary Units at UNI
UNI Intercollegiate Athletics Income Statement for 2015
Review Topics for 1040 Spring 2017 Exam 1Topical Review for the Final Exam in Financial Planning and Asset Management
Personal Finance Sample Exams 1 and 2
Communication Issues in Financial PlanningLife Insurance Financial Needs Analysis Worksheet Problem 8-1
Investment Perspectives for Creating Long Term Portfolio Value
Sample Set of Investment Guidelines
Personal Finance Reading and Writing Assignment: Required 3040, Voluntary 1040
Financial Balance Sheet Exercise
2005 Bartlett Hall : Office Hours: 11:00 AM - 11:50 AM MWF, by Appointment or e-mail.
Email: actuary1@uni.edu
urs Course Number Credit Section Time Location
Finance 1040 3 01 2:00 - 2:50 PM CBB 131 MWF
Personal Financial Planning, Larry Gitman and Michael D. Joehnk, 12th Edition or higher, Thomson-Southwestern Publishing.
A HP 10B Financial Calculator --- You will need to purchase this model for use in the class, no others will be acceptable and the HP 10B app will not
be allowed for exam purposes, because all cellphones will need to be turned off at the beginning of class on exam days.
Course Goals and Objectives
As an elective in the UNI College of Business, Personal Financial Planning has the following educational goals and objectives:
(1)
To offer you a basic background in the development of
sound financial plans for individuals and corporate organizations;
(2)
To develop a working knowledge of the financial planning methods of
cash budgeting, interest rate determination, liquidity management,
leverage and risk management.
(3)
To give a systematic framework for developing a financial plan that will
work under various states of the economy.
(4) To provide a method for critically evaluating all types of financial plans with an appreciation of the relationship between risk and return within the context of financial decision making.
Outline of Learning Activities [Q&P = Questions and Problems]
August 21st Chapter 1, Q&P 1,2
August 28th Chapter 2, Q&P 1,3,6,7 Note: Sept. 4th is Labor Day, a University Holiday
September 4th Chapter 3, Q&P 1,3,5
September 11th Chapter 4, Q&P 1,2,3,5
September 18th Chapter 5, Q&P 1-3,5
September 25th Chapter 6, Q&P 1,2,5
October 2nd Chapter 7, Q&P 1,3,4,5
October 9th Chapter 8, Q&P 1,3
Exam 1 (100 points)
October 16th Chapter 9, Q&P 1,2,3
Ocotber 23rd Chapter 10, Q&P 1,2,3,5
October 30th Chapter 11, Q&P 1,2,4,5
November 6th Chapter 12, Q&P 1,3,4,5
November 13th Chapter 13, Q&P 2,3,9
NOTE: November 15th is the final deadline for turnng in the 100 point Extra Reading/Writing Assignment in Finance 1040. Thanksgiving begins November 21st and ends November 28
November 28th Chapter 14, Q&P 1,3,5
December 1st Exam 2 [100 points]
December 4th Review for Final Exam on December 11th
Comprehensive Final Exam Date, Time and Location
Exam Time and Dates
Section 01: Monday, December 11th 3:00 - 4:50 PM in 131 CBB
Grading Policy: Your course grade will be based on (1) accumulation of total points from exams, quizzes, homework and outside assignments, (2) meaningful class participation and (3) work with class projects.
Grades will be determined by taking the highest student score and then applying grade lines using a 2% incremental standard from 100% based on the average of the three exams in the class.
The usual caveats with respect to this class are the same as with any UNI course. Students are expected to be familiar with the rules of the University and College concerning its academic ethics policy. You may obtain a copy of this policy through the Undergraduate Programs Office in the basement of the Business Building. With respect to any outside assignments, you are expected to fully cite the work of others. Any work turned in for this course whether a regular assignment, or extra credit project, will be deemed subject to this policy. Failure to fully cite the work of others in an assignment turned in for this course will result in a class grade of F.
Special Needs Considerations: UNI is an Affirmative Action Equal Opportunity Institution. The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 provides protection from discrimination for qualified individuals with disabilities. Students with a disability, who require assistance, will need to contact the Office of Disability Services (ODS) for coordination of academic accommodations. The ODS is located in 213 Student Services Center. Their phone number is 319/273-2676.
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