| D-Term 2026 Mathematics of Investing - 6001 - DECM 158 |
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Catalog Description : This workshop-style course demystifies personal finance through simple math. Topics include the power of compound interest, the concepts of risk and diversification, and the impact of inflation and fees. Students will use spreadsheets to model wealth accumulation scenarios. Requirements include daily modeling exercises, reading and reflections, and a final "Financial Independence" project modeling the impact of various savings and investment rates under different market scenarios. No math prerequisite knowledge is required. Attributes: 100-199 Introductory Course
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