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On this page, you can track the course's development over time. Once the course analysis is published, data for each course offering is displayed, including the number of registered students, course results, and planned improvements for the next session. All course syllabuses and course memos are shown on the page Archive.

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2025

Autumn 2025-50177 ( Start date 25 Aug 2025, English )

Changes planned for the next course offering

No information inserted
Coordinator
Han-Suck Song
Examiners
Han-Suck Song
Students
147
Course syllabus
Course syllabus AI2152 ( Autumn 2019 - )
Course memo
No course memo added
Compulsory within programme
TFOBM
Results on course
Total number
140
A
134
B
5
C
1
D
0
E
0
FX
0
F
0

2024

Course analysis not published

2023

Course analysis not published

2022

Course analysis not published

2021

Course analysis not published

2020

Course analysis not published

2019

Autumn 2019-2 ( Start date 26/08/2019, English ) , Autumn 2019-1 ( Start date 26/08/2019, English )

Changes planned for the next course offering

No information inserted
Coordinator
Han-Suck Song
Examiners
Han-Suck Song
Students
113
Course syllabus
Course syllabus AI2152 ( Autumn 2019 - )
Course memo
Course memo AI2152 Autumn 2019-50496-10034
Compulsory within programme
TFOBM
Course analysis
Course analysis AI2152: 7 May 2020
Changes introduced for this course offering
Basic quantitative (real estate) capital budgeting techniques, such as net present value (NPV) and internal rate of return (IRR) calculations were introduced. Students learn how to compute Expected NPV and IRR, as well as the standard deviation of NPV and IRR, applying concepts of discrete random variables. Still, the course focuses on applied econometrics and business statistics using Excel and R. Basic microeconomics with focus on demand and supply elasticity concepts and calculations, which were introduced 2018, will continue to be important.
Examination grade
91.2%