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 E110 in the Esplanade Building and pay for your guideline there. It is both possible to pay by cash as by card. 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