Asset | Econometrics offers you guidelines to help you with studying for your exams. These guidelines are not meant to be a substitute for the course material, but rather as an aid in studying the material of the corresponding course. The average guideline is not just a summary of the course material but also offers you extras such as step-by-step plans and additional examples.
Currently, we have the following guidelines available:
Year 1
- Introduction Analysis and Probability Theory
- Linear Algebra
- Linear Optimization
- Mathematical Analysis 1
- Mathematical Analysis 2
- Microeconomics
- Macroeconomics
- Introduction Econometrics
- Introduction Finance & Actuarial Science
- Probability and Statistics
Year 2
- Advanced Linear Algebra
- Differentiation and Integration Theory
- Econometrics
- Introduction Asset Pricing
- Introduction Mathematical Economics
- Statistics for Econometrics
- Stochastic Operations Research Models
Year 3
- Auctions, Bargaining and Networks
- Combinatorial Optimization
- Games and Economic Behavior
- Philosophy of Economics and Economic Ethics
- Quantitative Finance
Master
- Games and Cooperative Behavior
- Optimization
Buy a guideline
You can buy our guidelines at our office in room E1.02 in the Esplanade Building and pay for your guideline there. The price of a guideline is €3,- for Asset members and €7,- for non-members.
Write a Guideline!
Would you like to write a guideline for another course? Let us know by sending an email to info@Asset-Econometrics.nl or contact one of our board members! Asset | Econometrics is always looking for students who can write a guideline, such that we can expand our current collection of guidelines. Writers of guidelines will receive a financial compensation of €150,- provided that the guideline is well-written and in LaTeX format. Asset | Econometrics is also always looking for checkers of guidelines that still have to be written. Checkers will receive a compensation of €25,- and this usually takes one hour.
We are still looking for the following guidelines:
Year 1:
none
Year 2:
none
Year 3:
- Philosophy of Science and Statistics
- Data Analytics for Non-Life Insurance
- Inventory and Production Management
- Operations Research Methods
- Econometrics for Policy Analysis