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Fall 2005 New students orientation in Taiwan
2:00pm The Orientation start 2:00~2:20pm Introduction (Introduce Professor Muscat) (Fini Wu) Professor Muscat’s speech
2:20~2:30pm Introduce yourself in both Mandarin and English, this includes all students and alumni who attend the orientation
2:30~3:30pm Presentation in different majors
MBA (Max Yang) TESL (Michelle Huang) MSFA (Fini Wu) Undergraduate (Emily) Life in USF/SF (Claire Hou) 3:30~4:00pm Group discussion (new comers break into small group accompany with one mentor and have a Q&A session)
4:00pm Orientation ended
MBA Program 簡介• Objective
– To prepare MBA students for high-level management careers in an increasingly global business environment.
• Ranking– USF MBA program is ranked among the best 143
business schools in the world. (The Princeton Review, 2005) – USF MBA Program ranked among the top 100
Business Schools in the world. (Wall Street Journal Guide to top Business Schools, 2004)
Curriculum 課程
Foundation Courses (5)
Core Courses (11)
Electives (4)
• Requires 15 courses totaling 50 semester units• 授課方式 : lecture, case studies, guest speakers, computer simulations• 畢業門檻 : 平均 B (GPA 3.0) 以上
16 個月至 2年
Foundation 基礎課程
• 視情況得免修• Foundations of Business• Business Communication• Applied Mathematics for Business• Applied Statistics for Business• Accounting Fundamentals
Foundation
Core
Electives
Core 核心課程• Communication Strategy• Managerial Accounting• Financial Accounting• Decision Modeling and Data Analysis• Macro-Economic Analysis for Managers• Leadership and Organizational Dynamics• Managerial Environment: Ethical, Public
Policy and Global Issues• Systems in Organizations• Managerial Finance• Marketing Management• Strategy and Competitive Advantage
Foundation
Core
Electives
Electives 選修課程
• 選修課程決定你的主修 (emphasis)• Finance• International Business• Marketing• Entrepreneurship• Telecommunication• General Management
Foundation
Core
Electives
Activities 活動• GBA
– Thirsty Thursday, BBQ– Evaluation
• Clubs– Finance/Investment– Marketing– ….
• Workshops
Resources 資源• 學習
– Orientation, 學長姐 , 新大樓 , Computer Lab, Library, MBA Advisors, Writing Center….
• 生活– ISS, Koret Center, 學校教堂 , 學長姐
• 求職– Career Services Center
• 網站– 椰林風情 “天涯遊子心”板精華區 (http://bbs.ntu.ed
u.tw)
Teaching English as a second languageThe Master of Arts in Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL)
is comprised of 30 units from the courses below.
• Foundation (9 units)
• Methods (9 units)
• Culture (3 units)
• Electives (6 units) (Within School of Education)
• M.A. Field Project (3 units)
• This program will take you either from one to two years depends on how many units you enrolled per semester.
• You will need 32 units to graduate if you are under the language development strand. (this depends on your TOEFL score)
TESL-FoundationsFoundations | 9 Units
• Applied LinguisticsDiscussion of the concepts, principles, theories and research in selected major areas of linguistic studies. Focus is on language structure and language use (including the structure of English) and first- and second-language development.
• Structure of American EnglishAn increased awareness of the phonology, morphology, and syntax of contemporary American English through observation of the structure of language. Traditional and structural and generative transformational grammar, phonology, usage, and dialect are major topics.
TESL-Foundations
• Select one of the following three courses:
• Theory and Methods in Bilingual Cross-Cultural Education• Anthropology and Sociolinguistics• Language and Culture
TESL-MethodsMethods | 9 Units
• Methodology of Educational Research
or/ Educational Technology course (Pick one)• Teaching English as a Second Language
Examination of theory and methods of instruction for English language development and theory and methods of specifically designed academic instruction delivered in English. Language and content area assessment are also covered.
• Preparation and Evaluation of ESL Instructional MaterialsDiscussion of the various commercial materials available to the ESL teacher: books, tapes, machines, kits, etc. Focus on evaluation of these and teacher-prepared materials.
TESL-Culture• Culture | 3 Units
• Select one of the following courses:
• Multicultural Curriculum and Instruction• Intergroup Similarities and Differences• Pan-African Language and Culture• Cross-Cultural Literacy• Introduction to the Study of Immigration, Migration, Refugees and Exiles• Asian Americans: History, Culture and Contemporary Issues• The Educator as Author: Writing for Children and Adolescents• Teaching Through Literature for Children and Adolescents• Language and Culture• Ethnicity and Cultural Identity• Education for Inclusion• Latin American Thought and Society• African American Educational History in the United States
TESL
• Go to www.soe.usfca.edu for detail information about each class.
• Good luck !
Specialist Training
The USF MSFA program provides sophisticated specialist training in recent advances in quantitative financial analysis and economics.
Our program is structured around the areas of knowledge and the tools considered necessary for the Chartered Financial Analyst® (CFA) examinations. MSFA is a 2-year program First year courses emphasize topics on the Level I exam. Second year courses emphasize topics on the Level II
exam.
Students will graduate from the USF MSFA program with the ability to understand and apply all the current theories and tools needed by finance and investment professionals today.
How are the MSFA and an MBA different?
The MSFA curriculum is structured solely around the areas of knowledge and skills deemed necessary for Investment Professional as determined the Chartered Financial Analyst designation by the CFA® Institute.
An MBA in Finance involves many courses that are outside of the finance area, often a majority of courses!
MSFA students receive training in areas deemed essential by practicing financial analysts and investment managers.
Students who complete the MSFA degree with a 3.5 GPA or better are eligible to earn an MBA in Finance from the USF School of Business with one extra year of coursework.
The MSFA Curriculum
Year 1: Semester 1
Microeconomics (3 units)Microeconomics (3 units) Macroeconomics Macroeconomics (2 units)(2 units)
Financial Markets (3 units)Financial Markets (3 units) Corporate Finance Corporate Finance (2 units)(2 units)
Year 1: Semester 2
Equity ValuationEquity Valuation(2 units)(2 units)
Fin. Statement AnalysisFin. Statement Analysis(2 units)(2 units) Finance & Finance &
Ethics I Ethics I (1 unit)(1 unit)Fixed Income ValuationFixed Income Valuation
(2 units)(2 units)Derivatives IDerivatives I
(2 units)(2 units)
Year 2: Semester 1
Computer Models for Fin. Computer Models for Fin. Analysis (2 units)Analysis (2 units)
EconometricsEconometrics(2 units)(2 units)
Derivatives IIDerivatives II(2 units)(2 units)
International FinanceInternational Finance(2 units)(2 units)
Year 2: Semester 2
Capital Market Theory Capital Market Theory (2 units)(2 units)
Portfolio ManagementPortfolio Management(2 units)(2 units) Finance & Finance &
Ethics II Ethics II (1 unit)(1 unit)Financial EconometricsFinancial Econometrics
(2 units)(2 units)Alternative InvestmentsAlternative Investments
(2 units)(2 units)
Calendar for the MS in Financial Analysis - Fall
General 2004Month Week Date
August 1
2 2004/8/7 ECON 702 ECON 704
3 2004/8/14 Quant. Methods Basic Accounting
4 2004/8/21 Lau Neilson
5 2004/8/28 ECON 710 ECON 712 ECON 730 ECON 732
September 6 2004/9/4
7 2004/9/11 Economics Financial Advanced Derivatives
8 2004/9/18 for Markets Quantitative II
9 2004/9/25 Finance Keene Methods Chau
October 10 2004/10/2 Lau Veitch
11 2004/10/9
12 2004/10/16 712 final 732 final
13 2004/10/23 ECON 714 ECON 734
November 14 2004/10/30 Corporate International
15 2004/11/6 Finance Finance
16 2004/11/13 Gonzales Gonzales
17 2004/11/20
18 2004/11/27
December 19 2004/12/4
20 2004/12/11 710 Final 714 final Ethics II 734 final
21 2004/12/18 730 Final Ethics II
2004/12/25
Labor Day Holiday
Year 1 Courses Year 2 Courses
Thanksgiving Holiday
Winter Holiday
Calendar for the MS in Financial Analysis - Spring
General 2005Month Day Date
January 1 2005/1/1
2 2005/1/8 ECON 720 ECON 724 ECON 740 ECON 742
3 2005/1/15 Valuation Derivatives I Portfolio Alternative
4 2005/1/22 of Management Investments
5 2005/1/29 Equities Lau
February 6 2005/2/5 Veitch/ Veitch/ TBA
7 2005/2/12 Fredenburg Speakers
8 2005/2/19 President's Day
9 2005/2/26 724 final 742 final
March 10 2005/3/5 ECON 722 ECON 744
11 2005/3/12 Fixed Income Capstone
12 2005/3/19 Valuation
13 2005/3/26 TBA
April 14 2005/4/2 Chau
15 2005/4/9
16 2005/4/16 720 final 724 final 740 final
17 2005/4/23 Ethics I Ethics I
May 18 2005/4/30 CFA Level I CFA Level II
19 2005/5/7 Review Review
20 2005/5/14 Classes Classes
21 2005/5/21
22 2005/5/28
2005/6/4
Winter Holiday
CFA Exam - All Levels!
Year 1 Year 2 Courses Courses
Undergraduate Curriculum
• 128 Units• Major, Cores, and electives • How many units and what should I
take?• Why can’t I take over 18 units?• Need help? Advisor, Learning and
Writing Center, ISS, and TSA!
Things to remember
• Check-in at ISS• Bank account-Bank of America• Immunization• Buses and shuttles• Restaurants• Housing-on or off campus• What’s fun?
食 ( 各國的美食都有喔 ) 吃外面 - 各國美食都有 但一餐平均 $10左右 學校後面的 geary and clement st. 上很多餐廳 可以吃到中國菜 日本菜 韓國菜
自己煮 - 附近有美式超市和中國超市 ,V&R的經驗 吃泡麵 水餃 蛋炒飯 有空煮咖哩 沒空吃土司煎蛋
Clement st. 小中國城 #38 生活用品都有 Irving st. 也有不少好吃的東西 ,不過有車的人去比較方便喔
衣 上網買 - 有些同學覺得美國的衣服不好看 就上網從台灣買再寄到美國 可以問 Fini 或是 Lynn兩位有經驗的同學
當然也有很多美國的網站可以訂購的 ,在家等就可以收到美美的衣服嚕
downtown- 要名牌或是休閒的衣服都有 ,逛街往那邊去就對哩
outlet- 是賣過季名牌的mall. 那邊可以買到便宜的名牌衣服
衣 舊金山的天氣真的很不穩定 ,小 v學長說就像女孩的心ㄧ樣很難捉摸呀 ,除了真的很熱很熱的時候最好還是要隨身攜帶小外套 ,早上是大太陽晚上還是很有可能起風有寒意的
出外唸書還是帶些方便清洗的衣服 ,直接丟洗衣機就可以了 ,當然也有乾洗的店不過價格當然是比台灣貴嚕
住住校 優點 上課方便 設備新 包網路 水電 洗衣 平常不會無聊 有室友可以聊聊天
缺點 貴 一個月平均一千塊 ; 遇到室友生活作息不同 會有糾紛 ,買菜吃飯也較不方便
校外 優點 便宜點 有自己的房間 住在 Geary附近買菜外食都很方便
缺點 多數洗衣服要拿到外面的店去洗 ,投幣洗衣嚕
上課要通車會多花點時間
住 (關於找房子 ) 問學長姐有沒有要搬家 ,這是最快也最方便的
買世界日報 星島日報 有租屋廣告 上網找 craiglist.org Studio 的房子不太容易找 學校附近大多1000-1200
Two bed room 機會比較多也便宜很多 ,找個好室友吧
行 買車
到 DMV考駕照先 ,筆試不難也可以選擇以中文應考
路考就要靠自己實力嚕
不買車
舊金山搭公車很方便的 ,尤其是 38,38L
這些公車可以到學校也可以到downtown,找房子可以找這條路線上的