EC220 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This note was produced when I attempted all past papers, so it was written based on the paper and the answers. It will help a lot when you are revising in a rush. Good luck!

These are my notes for FM213 Michaelmas Term. They are comprehensive of the topics covered and enabled me to achieve a first in the summer exam. Week 1. Present Value Week 2. How to Calculate Present Values Week 3. Value of Bonds and Common Stocks Week 4. Valuing Government Bonds Week 5. Risk, Return and the Cost of Capital Week 6. Portfolio Theory and Asset Pricing Week 7. Market Efficiency Week 8. Forwards and Futures

These are my notes for FM213 Lent Term. Grade: 1st Topics: 1. Capital Budgeting and NPV Rule 2. Real Options 3. Payout Policy 4. Debt Policy 5. Optimal Leverage for a Firm 6. Types of Debt 7. Initial Public Offerings 8. Mergers, Corporate Governance and Control

EC220 - Quiz 5

EC220 - Quiz 5

Michaelmas term notes for FM213. These are my comprehensive notes for the first term, achieving a first in the summer exam. Week 1. Present Value Week 2. How to Calculate Present Values Week 3. Value of Bonds and Common Stocks Week 4. Valuing Government Bonds Week 5. Risk, Return and the Cost of Capital Week 6. Portfolio Theory and Asset Pricing Week 7. Market Efficiency Week 8. Forwards and Futures

Detailed notes for EC220 Introduction to Econometrics (Michaelmas Term) by a student that achieved 77% in the exam. The notes have been broken down by each week to make it easier to follow with on-going lectures, and equally when it comes to revising for the exam.

Powerpoint notes for chapters 1 and 2. These notes are a great resource to understand the history of circuits and computing. The notes go in-depth on the basis of an introduction to digital logic circuits.

These notes help better understand PowerPoint for CH.2

ADC stands for Analog-to-Digital Converter. It is a device that converts analog signals (such as sound or voltage) into digital signals (binary numbers). This allows electronic devices to process and store the signals digitally. ADCs come in different types with different advantages and are used in many electronic devices. Analog signals are those that vary continuously over time, such as sound waves or voltage levels. Digital signals, on the other hand, are discrete and represent values as bin...