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Foundation courses (12 Credits) MAF 501 Introduction to Statistics MAF 502 Economics for Investment Decisions This course extends the scope of systematic data-driven and empirical understanding of the capital market to support the best practices of evidence-based decision making. Regression, time-series analysis, simulation, and forecasting techniques are utilized to ensure statistical thinking and model-centered practices. Topics from microeconomics, macroeconomics, and international economics and their significance in forming the underlying structure of financial knowledge are covered in this course. Students also learn to connect economic ideas with consequential origin in security analysis, industry analysis, and capital market strategy. MAF 503 Financial Statement Analysis MAF 504 Financial Markets and Institutions The course aims to identify the role of fundamental analysis to uncover the business activities of operating, investing and financing depicted in the financial statements. It offers a concrete understanding of the statement of owners' equity, balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statement along with calculations and interpretations of suitable accounting ratios. An overview of the institutional configurations essential for efficient operation of the modern financial macrostructure deliberated through both markets and instruments is delivered through this course. Students shall develop multifaceted scholarly outlooks on diverse topics from securitization and financial intermediation to money market and bond market strategies. 10

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