Bachelor of Commerce in Econometrics and Quantitative Economics

Integrated Assessment Criteria:

1. Role of Financial and Monetary Markets and Institutions:

   • Explain the significance of financial and monetary markets and institutions in the economy.
   • Analyze financial processes and institutions to determine their impact on the economy.
   • Provide recommendations to stakeholders in public or private institutions based on the analyses.

2. Application of Monetary Economics, Banking, and Business Skills:

   • Apply skills, values, and knowledge related to monetary economics, banking, and business at all levels of organizations.

3. Understanding and Interpretation of Monetary Policy:

   • Demonstrate an understanding of monetary policy.

4. Effective Communication in the Working Environment:

   • Demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively in the working environment.

Formative Assessment Practices:

• Formal Tests:

  • Two formal tests per semester course.

• Self-assessment (Assignments):

  • Work through simulated questions and suggested solutions independently.

Summative Assessment Practices:

• Integrated Assessment:

  • Focuses on achieving the exit-level outcomes through a combination of summative and formative assessment.

• Three Hour Written Examination:

  • Conducted at the end of each semester course.

• Prerequisite Knowledge:

  • Prior knowledge from preceding years is essential for understanding material in subsequent courses.

• Integration of Knowledge:

  • Assess learners on their ability to apply previously acquired knowledge to new subject matter.

By implementing formative and summative assessment practices, learners will be equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to excel in the field of financial and monetary economics, banking, and business.