The answer key for Homework 4 is on line! Enjoy.
Scores on the multiple-choice part of Exam 4 were pretty grim. The class averaged only 11.77 questions correct out of 20 possible. Things went a little better on the written part, so the class average on the exam reached 61. That's still the lowest of the term, but at least it's in the C range.
I have posted Homework 4. I encourage you to work diligently on it because, for a lot of you, a few points could matter.
The answer key for Homework 3 is posted. See you Monday.
Homework Set 3 is up and running. Enjoy.
The results on Exam 2 were appreciably better than on Exam 1. The average score rose from 64.8 to 76.6. Here is a link to a copy of Exam 2. After I have handed back your multiple-choice response sheets Tuesday, you can check the exam to see which questions you missed.
The answer key to Homework Set 2 is online.
Here is the link to Exam 1 for those of you who wish to identify the questions you missed.
Homework Set 2 is now on our website. I decided to collect it Wednesday, so that I can provide the answer key for your use in studying for Thursday's exam.
I have posted the answer key to Homework Set 1. Use it well.
Have a good weekend.
Welcome to the fast-forwarded version of Money and Banking. As you can imagine, we will be wasting no time moving through the complex world that is the U.S. monetary/financial system. In a mere four weeks - with one day off for a national holiday - we will cover the same material covered in a full fifteen-week semester. Don't expect a leisurely tour!
The schedule looks a bit odd: no exams in weeks 1 or 3, two exams in weeks 2 and 4. I think this is the best way to go about it, as odd as it seems. However, nothing is set in stone. If I determine that we need to alter the schedule in progress, I will.
Come prepared to work, but don't assume that this will be a horrible experience. Money and Banking isn't an easy course, but it's an interesting one. I hope you'll agree with that a month from now.