Financial Econometrics
This course provides a preparatory, though comprehensive, perspective on statistical concepts, related techniques, and methods used extensively in business decision-making activities. The course draws from concepts and applied techniques in statistics aiming to develop competence in the interpretation and analysis of data and development of models. Topical issues and specific techniques covered include: concepts in probability and distributions; inferential statistics; and simple and multiple regression analysis. The focus of this course is regression analysis. All material leading up to the topic of regression modeling and analysis is considered prerequisite. Case studies and computer packages are used to illustrate and reinforce their applications of the regression topics considered.
Student Learning Objectives
- Improve ability to apply numerical information effectively
- Introduce the fundamental concepts in Statistics and to present certain applied tools for decision-making
- Train students in the practical application of regression analysis/econometrics
- Advance understanding and skill set in data-driven quantitative modeling
- Prepare for subsequent courses
Explore the Financial Econometrics Course at Georgetown
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