It is the responsibility of students to view their marks for each within session assessment on iLearn within 20 working days of posting. If there are any discrepancies, students must contact the unit convenor immediately. Failure to do so will mean that queries received after the release of final results regarding assessment marks (not including the final exam mark) will not be addressed.

Classes

• Students should each week attend their allocated lecture of up to two hours duration, and their allocated 55 minute tutorial.
• Tutorials begin in Week 2 and cover material based on the preceding week's lecture topic.
• Students should attend PAL Sessions where necessary to improve their understanding of the material covered.
• Attendance at tutorials is very important for successful completion of assessment tasks in this unit. Tutors keep weekly attendance records. These may be taken into consideration in determining the overall unit result. The tutorial attendance record may also be taken into account in considering applications for supplementary end-of-semester final examinations.
• The timetable for classes can be found on the University web site at:http://www.timetables.mq.edu.au/

Prizes

Information on prizes is available at MQ website: www.businessandeconomics.edu.au/undergraduate_degrees/prizes_scholarships.

Required and Recommended Texts and/or Materials

Required Text (source for weekly tutorial questions)

The textbook will assist you in the weekly quizzes.

Detailed textbook requirements are available on ilearn

Required Textbook

• Fundamentals of Corporate Finance, Australian 3rd Edition  ISBN : 9780730355175 or 9780730363460 (Fundamentals)

Recommended Text

• Fundamentals of Corporate Finance (6th ed.) ISBN 9781743079485 (Ross)
• Multinational Business Finance. Pearson Education Australia. 2nd edition ISBN-10:1442525894; ISBN-13:9781442525894 (Eitman)
• International Financial Management: Sixth Edition ISBN-978-0-07-803465-7 (EUN)

Technology Used and Required

• Financial non-programmable calculators can be used in the unit. A financial calculator is not essential as a scientific non-programmable calculator should meet all your needs (calculation of the Internal Rate of Return (IRR) is not required in any of the assessment tasks). Note: Only non-programmable calculators without text retrieval functionality are allowed for use in the unit’s assessments tasks.
• Students should have access to the internet.

Unit Web Page

• Course material and announcements are available on the learning management system (iLearn).
• Students should check iLearn regularly before each lecture, tutorial and assessment.

Learning and Teaching Activities

The unit is delivered through weekly lectures and tutorial classes. Tutorial questions will mostly be sourced from the required textbook. The question numbers that will be discussed in tutorials will be posted to iLearn each week. Students should attempt these questions before tutorials. Brief answers to the tutorial questions will be posted on iLearn after each week.

To achieve the best possible results students should:

1) Attend all lectures and tutorial classes, though attendance is not compulsory;

2) As it is unlikely that tutors will be able to cover all questions and problems in each tutorial class, students should attempt and complete all assigned questions and problems before attending tutorial classes;

3) Tutorial questions and problems are assigned from the required text book;

4) Read the assigned chapters of the required text book before attending lectures;

5) Download lecture notes from iLearn, which are available weekly before lectures. Ensure these notes are brought to lectures.

6) Attend PAL sessions where difficulties are experienced.

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