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Introduction to corporate finance and investment concepts including valuation, capital budgeting, and financial markets.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
The course is consistently described as tough with hard exams and significant reading, particularly because Laplante wrote the textbook. Success requires substantial effort and ownership of one's education.
FINANCE 305 analyzes the U.S. financial system, its impact on economic activity and policy, and risk pricing.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Students must attend lectures as they are not recorded, but exam preparation is facilitated by direct alignment between lecture examples, homework, and tests.
Covers the pricing and uses of common derivatives including options, forwards, futures, and swaps.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Briana Chang: Students report that the concepts are intuitive, but success requires avoiding being bogged down by the extensive formulas and information presented in lecture slides.
FINANCE 340 teaches analysis of fixed income and bond markets, including bond pricing, trading strategies, and risk management for government and corporate securities.
APPLIED CORPORATE FINANCE I is an advanced graduate course applying corporate finance theory to consulting projects in capital budgeting and structure.