Saturday, August 21, 2010

Econ 215: Money and Banking; T-TH 8:00-915

I will be posting course material here. As you probably noticed there is a direct link to this post on the right hand side of the blog.

The material posted here is for:
Econ 215: Money and Banking
T-TH 8:00-9:15 Section: 8T3RA

Final Grades

Final Grade Roster Explained:


1. The most you can score for your homework grade is 1 (100%). Homework total grades that have been bolded had scored higher than a 1 (100%).

2. If you received a zero by either not handing something in or not taking a test the space was left blank. if you did hand something in or took a test and still received a zero it was marked as a zero.

3. Students who earned a full letter grade higher on the second midterm have had their whole entries bolded. There were quite a few.

4. The average grade for the semester was a 33 and the median grade was a 36. Students who scored within a few points of 33 or 36 got a C (which means average) and the rest of the curve was based around that.

I can be reached at:
andrew.a.bossie@gmail.com

Office Hours:
Tuesday and Thursday: 7:00 to 8:00 and 10:40-11:00
If I am not in the classroom (PH154) I will be in the adjunct office in the economics department: PH300B

Syllabus

Texts:

You must read and listen to Gary Gorton and Charles Calomiris before the final.

Gary Gorton on the Financial Crisis

Calomiris on the Financial Crisis
The above link is a direct link to the October 29, 2009 EconTalk podcast. You can play the podcast directly from the site or download it. If you prefer, you can also subscribe to the podcast through the ITunes Store

Homework Assignments:

Rules:

1. Must be handed in during class.

2. Must be stapled. Assignments not stapled will lose a letter grade

3. You must answer all questions. Failure to answer one question will result in a check minus. Failure to answer more than one question will result in a zero.

4. Rules for Emailing homework assignments (emrgencies only)
a. Must be a single, legible pdf or word document.
b. Must be time stamped before the begining of class on the day it is due.



Homework #1 Due 10/14
Edit of Homework #1 Due 10/19

Homework #2 Due 11/16

Homework #3 Due 11/23


Final Grades

Final Grade Roster Explained:


1. The most you can score for your homework grade is 1 (100%). Homework total grades that have been bolded had scored higher than a 1 (100%).

2. If you received a zero by either not handing something in or not taking a test the space was left blank. if you did hand something in or took a test and still received a zero it was marked as a zero.

3. Students who earned a full letter grade higher on the second midterm have had their whole entries bolded. There were quite a few.

4. The average grade for the semester was a 33 and the median grade was a 36. Students who scored within a few points of 33 or 36 got a C (which means average) and the rest of the curve was based around that.

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