New York University - Gallatin School of Individualized Study - New ...
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1. ATTENDANCE<br />
There are 14 sessions for this course. Attendance will be taken and unexcused absences noted.<br />
2. GRADING<br />
Your brief writing assignments, and project will be evaluated by how well you integrate the course<br />
concepts into your analysis.<br />
3. HOMEWORK: Written <strong>Study</strong> Question Analyses (2 to 4 pages typed)<br />
Each student is responsible for handing written homework assignments.<br />
4. FINAL ESSAY (8 – 10 pages typed & double-spaced)<br />
5. GRADE WEIGHTS<br />
1. Class Participation 30%<br />
2. Homework & Quizes 30%<br />
3. Term Paper & Entrepreneurship Project 40%<br />
6. HONOR CODE<br />
Students are reminded that they must adhere to the MBA Honor Code and report any suspected<br />
violation <strong>of</strong> the code that he or she has observed.<br />
7. LAPTOP POLICY<br />
Students are permitted to use laptops to take notes and for other relevant class activities. However,<br />
persistent surfing the web or checking email during class resulting in students not being engaged during<br />
class discussions will be noted and may penalize grades.<br />
READING LIST:<br />
Please note readings will mostly be announced and sent to students via Blackboard rather than being<br />
apportioned in the syllabus for specific class dates. Some readings will be distributed and students will<br />
be required to source others from websites. Many <strong>of</strong> the readings will be drawn from real time<br />
materials ranging from newspaper articles and financial analytical pieces to reports from asset<br />
managers.<br />
Please also join www.rgemonitor.com using your NYU net ID.<br />
Further supplementary readings may be added to this list.<br />
Core Texts:<br />
Adam Smith, Wealth <strong>of</strong> Nations (excerpts)<br />
John Stuart Mill, Principles <strong>of</strong> Political Economy (excerpts)<br />
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