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MABY5100 Building Information Modelling - BIM Course description

Course name in Norwegian
Building Information Modelling - BIM
Study programme
Master’s Programme in Civil Engineering
Weight
10.0 ECTS
Year of study
2019/2020
Course history

Introduction

In this course we will study the role of commercial and investment banks in a country like Norway. As highlighted by the recent financial crisis, a well-functioning banking system is crucial for any modern economy and a crisis in the banking sector can have widespread consequences. We will first address questions like: why do we have banks? What is the role of banks? We will then turn our attention to the ways banks are managed; we will consider liquidity management, risk management, and credit rationing. Finally, the course will cover recent trends in the banking industry, including securitization, deregulation and globalization.

Required preliminary courses

Se egen hjelpemiddelliste som publiseres i god tid før eksamen.

Learning outcomes

On successful completion of this subject the candidate will have the following knowledge, skills and general competence

Knowledge

The student will have knowledge of:

  • The economic incentives of banks
  • Issues related to the management of banks
  • Recent trends in the banking industry

Skills

The student will be able to analyze:

  • the current business model of banks
  • key issues in bank management
  • how banks are affected by regulation and competition
  • how monetary policy and bank behavior interact to affect aggregate demand and the risks affecting individual banks and the banking system as a whole

Competence

The student should be able to read and understand project reports and journal articles on the following topics:

  • The theory of the banking firm
  • Liquidity management
  • Risk management
  • Credit rationing
  • Banking competition
  • Banking regulation
  • The macroeconomics of banking

Teaching and learning methods

Line Christoffersen

Course requirements

ETIKK

· Vitenskapelige påstander og logisk argumentasjon

· Deskriptive og normative utsagn

· Samfunnsvitenskapelige begreper

· Samfunnsvitenskapelig metode og økonomisk verditeori

· Verdivalg i etiske perspektiver

· Moralsk opptreden

MARKEDSFØRING

· Innhenting av markedsinformasjon

· Segmentering på forbrukermarkedet

· Segmentering på bedriftsmarkedet

· Posisjonering og merkevarebygging

· Markedsføring som fag og yrke

· Markedsførerens omgivelser

· Produkter og tjenester

· Prising av produkter og tjenester

· Distribusjon av produkter og tjenester

· Markedskommunikasjon

· Samhandlingsøkonomi (colloborative consumption)

· Digital markedsføring

· Tjenestemarkedsføring og CRM

· Serviceledelse og serviceledelsesystemet

Assessment

There is one final 4-hour exam at the end of the semester.

Permitted exam materials and equipment

TBD

Grading scale

A grade scale with grades from A to E for pass (A is the highest grade and E is the lowest) and F for fail is used in connection with the final assessment.

Examiners

One internal examiner.

External examiners are used regularly.