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For more information, see Finance (Tippie College of Business) in the catalog.  \nFIN:1300 First-Year Seminar 1 s. h.  \nSmall discussion class taught by a faculty member; topics chosen by instructor; may include outside activities (e.g. , films, lectures, performances, readings, visits to research facilities) .  \nFIN:1500 Introduction to Investment Banking 1 s.h.  \nOverview of investment banking industry; nontechnical; inclusive environment to determine student interest in applying to the Hawkinson Institute—the Tippie College of Business undergraduate investment banking program; no prior knowledge of accounting and finance required.  \nRequirements: UI cumulative GPA of at least 3.40.  \nFIN:3000 Introductory Financial Management 3 s.h.  \nFinancial management goals and decision-making; time value of money; valuation of bonds and stocks, risk and return analysis, cost of capital, capital budgeting, cash flow estimation; financial statement analysis and financial planning. Prerequisites: ECON:1200 and ACCT:2100 and  \nECON:1100 . Requirements: 60 s.h. completed.  \nFIN:3020 Professional Finance Seminar 1 s. h.  \nSeminar topics include finance careers, curriculum, understanding of current events, internships, professional designations, ethics, and general finance acumen.  \nFIN:3021 Professional Risk Management and Insurance Seminar 1 s. h.  \nTopics include risk management and insurance (RMI) careers, curriculum, understanding of current events, internships, professional designations, ethics, and general risk management acumen.  \nFIN:3100 Financial Information Technology 2 s.h.  \nApplications of commonly used financial software and data systems reviewed by student teams. Corequisites: FIN:3000 .  \nFIN:3200 Investment Management 3 s.h.  \nInvestment in marketable securities in domestic and international markets; financial markets, securities trading, evaluation of risk/return trade-off, formulation and implementation of investment strategies, efficient portfolio formation. Prerequisites: FIN:3000 .  \nFIN:3300 Corporate Finance 3 s.h.  \nAdvanced managerial decision-making; corporate financial policy, dividend policy, agency theory, corporate restructuring, capital structure strategies, mergers and acquisitions, option pricing fundamentals, convertible debt, callable debt, warrants. Prerequisites: FIN:3000 .  \nFIN:3400 Principles of Risk Management and  \nInsurance 3 s. h.  \nIntroduction to risk and insurance; risk identification and evaluation, demand for insurance, effects of limited liability, theory of moral hazard and adverse selection; business and personal risk; insurance as a risk management tool.  \nFIN:3401 Personal Insurance and Risk  \nManagement 3 s.h.  \nIntroduction to personal insurance as a tool for managing risk and achieving financial security; exploration of major personal insurance coverages (life, health, disability, property, and casualty), their structure, the regulatory environment, contemporary issues, and applications in financial planning.  \nFIN:3500 Hawkinson Scholar Seminar 3 s. h.  \nAdvanced skill and understanding required for pursuit of investment banking, management consulting careers; specialized résumé and interview training, industry presentations, relevant case assignments.  \nFIN:3510 Hawkinson Scholar Seminar: Topics in  \nFinance 0 s. h.  \nSubsectors in the financial services industry, including hedge funds, investment banking, commercial banking; valuation techniques used in real-world mergers, acquisitions, equity offerings, debt financing, and so forth.  \nFIN:3900 Advanced Entrepreneurial Finance 3 s.h.  \nIntroduction to a variety of finance topics related to startup or entrepreneurial ventures including valuation models, deal structuring and contracts, and different forms of exit; valuation models from perspective of common investors in early stage funding space (i.e. , venture capital firms, private equity fir","cbCaiafRtlI7kaIr","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiafRtlI7kaIr","pdf",123576,"English","# FIN Courses\n## First-Year and Career Seminars\n## Investment, Financial Management, and Corporate Finance\n## Risk Management and Insurance\n## Financial Information Technology and Investment Tools\n## Exam Preparation and Professional Certificates","[{\"question\":\"What courses are included under the FIN subject code?\",\"answer\":\"The document lists multiple FIN courses and seminars, including FIN:1300, FIN:1500, FIN:3000, FIN:3020, and advanced offerings such as FIN:3300, FIN:3400, FIN:3900, and FIN:4030.\"},{\"question\":\"Are there prerequisites for the FIN courses?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. 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