Spring 2020 Fin 351 Take Home Final Exam Instructions

Spring 2020 Fin 351 Take Home Final Exam Instructions

Dear Student, The final exam of FIN 351 will be a take-home final exam. The content of the exam is detailed as the following: Deadline: April 25 @11:59PM. You can submit the final exam to me by email any time BEFORE the deadline. Filename: FINALEXAM_SPRING2020_FIN351_SECYY_XX_LastName_FirstName.docx. YY is your section number. XX is your number from 01 to 40. Email Subject Line: Final Exam FIN 351 SecYY XX LastName FirstName Format: Word file. The exam consists of 30 multiple choice questions, with choices from A to E. Please generate a mock-final exam following the sample distribution: 2 questions on Chapter 1, 6 questions on Chapter 2, and so on. For each question, include the correct answer key immediately after it, specifying whether it is A, B, C, D, or E, and reference the relevant lecture slide numbers and chapter(s). For conceptual questions, create new questions based on lecture notes; for calculation questions, alter at least one number from the sample question, highlight changes by underlining, and show all calculation steps including formula, inputs, and computation. Both the mock exam and answer key should be included in a single Word document. Study the provided answer keys online to prepare. If you have questions, email me. -Yi

Paper For Above instruction

The purpose of this mock-final exam is to prepare students for the comprehensive FIN 351 final by practicing a series of questions that assess both conceptual understanding and computational skills. This exam is structured similarly to the actual exam, with a balanced distribution of questions across chapters and topics as per the sample exam guidelines. Each question is designed to test knowledge of core concepts and the ability to perform relevant calculations, mirroring the types found in the course.

Understanding the importance of applying theoretical frameworks to real-world scenarios, the exam includes newly generated conceptual questions based on lecture notes. These questions challenge students to demonstrate their grasp of financial principles, definitions, and the applications of key concepts covered throughout the semester. For calculation questions, modifications to numerical data encourage students to adapt their problem-solving skills, enhancing their readiness for the exam environment.

The creation of the exam adheres strictly to specified guidelines: each question is multiple-choice with choices from A to E, and answer keys are provided immediately after each question. For conceptual items, the answer key states the correct choice, along with references to lecture slides and chapters. For calculation questions, detailed step-by-step solutions are included, showing the relevant formulas, inputs, and calculations to facilitate understanding and learning.

The sample distribution of questions is followed precisely, with the inclusion of a variety of topics from the course syllabus. This comprehensive practice tool aims to help students identify their strengths and areas for improvement, thereby increasing confidence and competence ahead of the final assessment. By studying the provided answer keys and practicing similar questions, students can better prepare for their actual exam and improve their overall performance in FIN 351.

References

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