FNCE20003  Personal  Finance 个人理财 assignment 代写
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	FNCE20003  Personal  Finance 个人理财 assignment 代写
	
	
	
	FNCE20003 
	Introductory  Personal  Finance 
	ASSIGNMENT  1 
	Semester  1,  2017 
	Prepared  by 
	Carsten  Murawski 
	Department  of  Finance 
	Faculty  of  Business  and  Economics  
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	FNCE20003 Introductory Personal Finance
	Assignment 1
	Semester One 2017
	ADMINISTRATIVE ARRANGEMENTS
	Due date:  8:00 am on Monday, 1 May 2017
	Late
	assignments:
	Late submission assignments may attract a penalty unless an extension
	has been
granted. Extension requests should be made through the
	Assignment Extension link on LMS. All extension requests must be made
	prior to the assessment due date and supported with appropriate
	documentation.
	Unless an extension has been granted, penalties to the assessment will be
	applied.
	For assignments submitted after the due date, the mark awarded will be
	reduced by 10% for each day the work is late.
	For assignments submitted later than 5 working days (or 1 week if due on
	a weekend) after the due date will not be marked and will receive no
	marks.
	Where to
	submit:
	Assignment submission is via the LMS Assignment Submission link for
	all written assignments. Please refer to the LMS Student Guide: Turnitin
	Assignments for detailed submission instructions if needed.
	Group size: The assignment is a group assignment. The maximum number of students
	is 4.
	Cover sheet:  You should include your details on the first page of your assignment.
	This will enable us to easily identify student submissions:
	Subject Code and Name
	Student Numbers of all group members
	3
	Full Names of all group members
	Assignment Name or Number
	Word limit:  The word limit is 1,500 words. Assignments exceeding the word limit
	may be penalised. The word limit does not include the abstract,
	graphs/tables, footnotes or bibliography.
	Marks:  This assignment counts 10% towards the final mark in this subject.
	ASSIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS
	The assignment must be your own work. Students are encouraged to discuss the
	assignment and to share information sources. However, the writing of each group’s
	assignment must be conducted separately and independently. Where use has been made of
	the work of others (for example, through your reading of books, articles or webpages)
	appropriate recognition must be given via quotation marks and referencing. Failure to give
	such recognition is plagiarism and will result in the annulment of your mark for the
	assignment. Other disciplinary action may also be taken.
	Essay presentation issues
	Typing:  Use either double spacing or 1½ spacing.
	Grammar,
	punctuation and
	spelling:
	Correct grammar, punctuation and spelling are expected.
	Develop a plan
	Before you start working on your assignment, it is a good idea to write a brief plan. In this
	plan, you list the topics you want to cover and the order in which you wish to discuss them.
	Before you start writing you can adjust your plan so your argument flows properly and you
	do not use ideas or concepts before you have explained them to the reader.
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	Use of graphs
	To illustrate your answers where you believe this will assist understanding, use graphs.
	Choose your graphs carefully and try to be precise – too many can make an answer hard to
	follow. To use a graph correctly, you must:
	Carefully label the graph – Each graph should be titled and all axes and curves should be
	labelled. Lines and symbols should be clearly identified.
	Discuss the graph – Discuss the graph in words and relate it to your essay.
	Use of references: The Harvard System
	References in the text give the author’s surname, the date of publication and, if a quote or
	specific fact is referred to, the page number as well. For example: ‘In this section we
	replicate the Fama and French (1993b) tests on our sample of Japanese stocks…’
	The abbreviation ‘et al.’ may be used where there are more than three authors as follows:
	‘See Chordia et al. (2005) for a discussion of market liquidity…’
	When citing several references to support a particular point, list them chronologically and
	separate them with semi-colons:
	‘Financial economists have extensively studied the cross-sectional determinants of U.S. stock
	returns (Merton, 1973; Ross, 1976; Fama & French, 1993).’
	How to cite references in your essay reference list or bibliography
	A.  BOOKS
	Markowitz, H.M., 1991, Portfolio Selection. Blackwell Publishers, Cambridge, MA.
	B.  JOURNAL ARTICLES
	Brau, J.C. and S.E. Fawcett, 2006, ‘Initial public offerings’, Journal of Finance. Vol.
	61, pp. 399-436.
	C. ARTICLES OR CHAPTERS IN BOOKS
	Karolyi, G.A. and Stulz, R.M., 2003, ‘Are financial assets priced locally or globally’ in
	Handbook of the Economics of Finance, edited by G.M. Constantinides, M. Harris and
	R.M. Stulz, Elsevier: North Holland, Amsterdam.
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	D. NEWSPAPER ARTICLES
	Byrne, Henry, ‘Short season spoils analysts’ concentration’. The Australian Financial
	Review, 17 March 2006, p. 31.
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	FNCE20003_Assignment 1 Instructions
	Background:
	Increasingly, technology is being used to deliver existing financial services and to provide
	new types of financial services. Most large financial institutions as well as a large number of
	start-ups are actively developing new ways to do finance. Examples include Paypal, Apple
	Pay or FourSquare. The purpose of this assignment is to develop a new way to use
	technology to assist people with their every-day financial affairs. The task is to develop a
	concept for a new personal finance app for mobile phones (iOS, Android) that provides a new
	service that helps people with their finances.
	Assignment tasks:
	(1) Describe the service or function that the app will perform.
	(2) Describe who would use they app and why (that is, in which ways would it be useful for
	people and why would they use the app). Provide a reasonable estimate of the number of
	users in Australia (that is, people who would buy and use the app). Also provide a
	reasonable estimate at which price you would be able to sell the app.
	(3) Describe, in detail, how the app would function (e.g., the screens it would show; how
	users would interact with it; which computations it would perform; which data, other than
	user input, it would need). The description should be at a level of detail sufficient for a
	programmer to develop a prototype of the app. Use illustrations if you could consider them
	useful.
	(4) Provide a reasonable estimate of the timeline from now until release of the app to the
	market.
	
	FNCE20003  Personal  Finance 个人理财 assignment 代写
	(5) Provide a reasonable estimate of a financial plan (revenues, expenses; from start of
	development until one year after release of the app to the market).
	Marks will be allocated as follows:
	3 Marks – (Visual) presentation of the report (layout, spelling, grammar, etc.)
	12 Marks – Content of the report (demonstrated knowledge of the topic)
	3 Marks – Originality
	FNCE20003  Personal  Finance 个人理财 assignment 代写