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Course Title: M 329 F Theory of Interest (Unique 53365)  \nII. Location, Days, and Time: CPE 2.210  \nMWF 2 : 00pm-2 : 50pm  \nIII. Faculty: Alisa Havens Walch, FCAS, MA  \nAssistant Professor of Instruction  \nCAS Exams: 1-9, C1, C2, COP, VE, VF, VS  \nOffice: RLM 13.148  \nOffice Hours: MWF 10:30am-11:15am and MW 3 :45 pm-4:30pm  \nAdditional hours available by appointment, if you can not make the scheduled office hours. Appointments may be held in Canvas conferences.  \nNote: Students are expected to bring all class notes and the textbook with them to office hours. (I may not help you if you don’t have your notes with you.)  \nE-mail: [ahavens@math.utexas.edu](ahavens@math.utexas.edu) (best way to communicate)  \nNote: Include course \\# (M329F) in the subject line.  \nTelephone: (512) 232-6189 – UT (voice mail not set up )  \nIV . Prerequisites: M 408D, M408L, or M408S with a grade of ‘C-’or better.  \nV . Description of the Course: This course covers the mathematical theory of interest with applications to investments and corporate finance. The material is chosen to help prepare students that are taking the Financial Mathematics Exam, also referred to as Exam FM by the SOA (Society of Actuaries) and Exam 2 by the CAS (Casualty Actuarial Society.  \nIn addition, this course carries the Quantitative Reasoning Flag. Quantitative Reasoning courses are designed to equip you with skills that are necessary for understanding the types of quantitative arguments you will regularly encounter in your adult and professional life. You should therefore expect a substantial portion of your grade to come from your use of quantitative skills to analyze real-world problems.  \nVI . Calculators: Currently the (SOA) approves the following calculators: Texas Instruments BA-35, BA II Plus, BA II Plus Professional, TI-30Xa, TI-30X II, and/or TI-30XS MultiView . Calculators not on this list will not be allowed on exams! It is recommended that you use the Texas Instruments BAII Plus or Texas Instruments BAII Plus Professional. The textbook gives detailed instructions on how to use these calculators, which can be advantageous. My personal favorite calculator is the Texas Instruments 30XS Multiview, but it does not have the same financial capabilities of the BAII’s. If I was taking this class, I would use both. You should bring your calculator to class every day .  \nVII. Learning Outcomes:  \nA . Time Value of Money  \n1. Define and recognize the definitions of the following terms:  \na) Interest rate (rate of interest)  \nb) Simple interest  \nc) Compound interest  \nd) Accumulation function  \ne) Future value  \nf) Present value/net present value  \ng) Current value  \nh) Discount factor  \ni) Discount rate (rate of discount)  \nj) Convertible m-thly  \nk) Nominal rate  \nl) Effective rate  \nm) Inflation and real rate of interest  \nn) Force of interest  \no) Equation of value  \n2. To be able to:  \na) Given any three of interest rate, period of time, present value, current value, or future value, calculate the remaining item using simple or compound interest. Solve time value of money equations involving variable force of interest.  \nb) Given any one of the effective interest rate, the nominal interest rate convertible m-thly, the effective discount rate, the nominal discount rate convertible m-thly, or the force of interest, calculate any of the other items.  \nc) Write the equation of value given a set of cash flows and an interest rate.  \nB . Annuities/cash flows with non-contingent payments  \n1. Define and recognize the definitions of the following terms:  \na) Annuity-immediate  \nb) Annuity-due  \nc) Perpetuity  \nd) Payable m-thly or payable continuously  \ne) Level payment annuity  \nf) Arithmetic increasing/decreasing annuity  \ng) Geometric increasing/decreasing annuity  \nh) Term of annuity  \n2. 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