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COURSE INFO

DESCRIPTION	This is the compulsory one-year development course for FTEC students. The course provides academic and professional advising to students on the development of professional ethics, social awareness, responsibilities, and communication skills. An intended learning outcome is to develop a holistic, interdisciplinary, and evidence-based understanding of the issues in FinTech in the financial markets. Grading Type: Pass/ Fail

DESCRIPTION

This is the compulsory one-year development course for FTEC students. The course provides academic and professional advising to students on the development of professional ethics, social awareness, responsibilities, and communication skills. An intended learning outcome is to develop a holistic, interdisciplinary, and evidence-based understanding of the issues in FinTech in the financial markets. Grading Type: Pass/ Fail

FTEC 1010 - Academic Orientation for FTEC Students (1 unit)

Section	Date & Time	Room	Instructor	Quota	Enrol	Avail	Wait	Remarks
L01 (6624)	Tu 04:30PM - 05:20PM	Rm 147, E1	CAI, Ning LI, Siguang QIU, Shi SUN, Shuo WANG, Junxuan WANG, Xuechao YUAN, Zixuan ZHANG, Chao ZHANG, Guang ZHANG, Leifu ZHANG, Liang ZHANG, Yi ZHU, Zimu	60	58	2	0

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DESCRIPTION	This is a course in graduate level microeconomic theory for PhD students in financial technology and other related fields. This course covers topics including consumer theory, producer theory, uncertainty, general equilibrium,and matching. The required background knowledge for the course are intermediate microeconomic theory and mathematics through calculus of several variables and introductory real analysis. Additional mathematical tools will be explained briefly as the course proceeds. This course serves as the first rigorous training in economics and finance and helps lay down a solid foundation in economic modelling for future research.

DESCRIPTION

This is a course in graduate level microeconomic theory for PhD students in financial technology and other related fields. This course covers topics including consumer theory, producer theory, uncertainty, general equilibrium,and matching. The required background knowledge for the course are intermediate microeconomic theory and mathematics through calculus of several variables and introductory real analysis. Additional mathematical tools will be explained briefly as the course proceeds. This course serves as the first rigorous training in economics and finance and helps lay down a solid foundation in economic modelling for future research.

FTEC 5101 - Microeconomic Theory (3 units)

Section	Date & Time	Room	Instructor	Quota	Enrol	Avail	Wait	Remarks
L01 (6378)	Tu 01:30PM - 04:20PM	Rm 202, E3	LI, Siguang	40	27	13	0

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EXCLUSION	UFUG 1105
DESCRIPTION	This is the first of a year-long sequence of two introductory courses in one-variable calculus, intended for first year undergraduate students. The emphasis is on the understanding of foundational concepts and practical skills in applying calculus, which are essential for their future study in various fields. Topics include approximation, continuity, limit, differentiation, high order approximations and differentiation, and applications to optimization, monotonicity, and convexity.

EXCLUSION

UFUG 1105

DESCRIPTION

This is the first of a year-long sequence of two introductory courses in one-variable calculus, intended for first year undergraduate students. The emphasis is on the understanding of foundational concepts and practical skills in applying calculus, which are essential for their future study in various fields. Topics include approximation, continuity, limit, differentiation, high order approximations and differentiation, and applications to optimization, monotonicity, and convexity.

UFUG 1102 - Calculus I (3 units)

Section	Date & Time	Room	Instructor	Quota	Enrol	Avail	Wait	Remarks
L03 (6015)	MoWe 12:00PM - 01:20PM	Rm 149, E1	LI, Siguang	30	40	0	0
T03 (6019)	Fr 02:00PM - 02:50PM	Rm 202, E3	LI, Siguang	30	40	0	0