Bachelor of Finance with a
Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences
2015 Commencement
Student Name:
Student ID:
Date:
Level I
Principles of Microeconomics
I5
Principles of Macroeconomics
I5
Accounting for Decision
Makers I
Statistical Analysis &
Modelling I
International Financial
Institutions & Markets I
Elective I OR Mathematics
IM1
Mathematics IA
Mathematics IB
Level II
Financial Institutions
Management II
Financial Economics II
AND/OR Business Valuation
II2
Business Finance II6
Mathematical & Computer
Science Elective II
Mathematical & Computer
Science Elective II
Probability and Statistics II
Mathematical & Computer
Science Elective II
Elective II
Level III - Finance
Portfolio Theory and
Management III
Financial Modelling Tools &
Techniques III AND/OR
Options, Futures & Risk
Management III
Level III Finance2
Elective III3
Elective III3
Level III Finance2
Elective III3
Elective III3
Level III – Mathematical and Computer Sciences
Mathematical & Computer
Science Elective III
Mathematical & Computer
Science Elective III
Colour Code:
Completed
Mathematical & Computer
Science Elective III
Mathematical & Computer
Science Elective III
Winter School
Communications Skills III
Elective III
Elective III
Elective III
Semester 1
Semester 2
Summer School
Notes and Additional Rules:
1.
If Mathematics IM required then it should be taken in semester 1, followed by Mathematics IA semester 2 and
Mathematics IB in Summer school.
2.
In order to complete CORPFIN 3503 Corporate Investment and Strategy III or CORPFIN 3500 Corporate Finance
Theory III as part of the Finance degree CORPFIN 2502 - Business Valuation II must be completed.
3.
If two of these electives are Finance Level III courses, the remaining electives can be level II courses.
4.
Electives must be selected to ensure that a minimum of 36 units for Mathematical and Computer Sciences courses
is presented towards the Bachelor Mathematical and Computer Sciences.
5.
Principles of Microeconomics I and Principles of Macroeconomics I are replaced from 2016 by Principles of
Economics I
If you have already taken both, both still count.
If you have taken Principles of Microeconomics I but not Principles of Macroeconomics I, you take an additional
elective in lieu of Principles of Macroeconomics I.
If you have taken Principles of Macroeconomics I but not Principles of Microeconomics I, you must take the new
course take Principles of Economics I.
If you have not yet taken either course, you must take the new course Principles of Economics I.
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Bachelor of Finance with a
Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences
2015 Commencement
6.
Business Finance II is becoming Business Finance I from 2016. If you have not yet taken the course, you make take
Business Finance I and count it as Business Finance II for the purposes of completion of this study plan.
Adelaide Advantage Program and Career Readiness: http://www.adelaide.edu.au/professions/advantage/register/
By registering with Adelaide Advantage, you will gain access to extracurricular activities such as Study Tours or Internships but
also to Adelaide Advantage exclusive opportunities including chances to network with industry, develop your leadership skills,
gain work experience or volunteer for charities. This will also allow you to enrol in PROF 3883 Adelaide Advantage: Graduate
Career Readiness course. This course may take the place of one of your Level III general electives.
Program Advisor Notes:
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