Courses

Course Resources and Related Matters:

A. User Guide:

Identi

fy your course under heading

" (

below

)

and

follow the

link

to access relevant material

including the

: "Power-

Point"

/ "PDF"

for the course

;

additional reading and reference material

;

exams and homework (as applicable), as well

as solution guides

the latter posted after "due dates".

I would recommend that you occasionally re-check your

respective course page, as there may be

updates and posts relating to homework and exams. (In principle, these would

likely arise out of

"systemic" problems I perceive on specific subject areas and questions, based on class feedback).

B. Your Comments, Opinions and Constructive Criticism will be Appreciated:

As "Clients", you will at some juncture be asked to evaluate my performance for the University, and

I shall have some

access to your feedback on a

aggregate basis. Beyond this, I would encourage

you to provide me with your direct

"feedback" (on anonymous or identified bases), so that you

and/or future students may benefit from an improved

experience. Teaching is an art, and I will be

the first to admit that one can always improve

Your feedback is appreciated.

C. Link to Professor Aswath Damodaran´s "home-page". Professor Damodaran teaches at the
Stern Graduate School of Business at New York University.

Prof. Damodaran

provides open access to his considerable resources.

The material

contained on his

eb-site

are

truly

invaluable

contribution and include: Studies

statistics, methodologies, spread-

sheets, class notes

, etc.

While others

have also adopted his

philosophy, the breadth

depth

and

organization

of the resources he has made available are

truly

unique

. His home-

page link is as

follows:

http://people.stern.nyu.edu/adamodar/New_Home_Page/home.htm

D. Links to "Live" Courses:

See Spanish site.