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Crash courses

Preparatory classes for freshmen students

Crash courses are organized at the beginning of classes, starting the second week of September.

They aim to provide first-year students (particularly those without a Bachelor degree in economics or business studies), with the basic tools and pre-requisites needed to successfully attend the program.

TEaM offers to admitted students crash courses in:

- Economics (first semester), Riccardo pesci

- Mathematics (first semester),  Elisa Lenti

- Job Placement in Tourism sector (second semester), Massimo Ferdinandi

- Statistics (second semester), TBA

Mathematics - Dr. Elisa Lenti

Intensive lectures will take place Monday 16 to Friday 20 September 2024

Timetable

COURSE CONTENTS

Equations
- Linear
- Quadratic
- Biquadratic
- Factorization rules
- Parametric equations
- Equations with fractions and fractional equations
- Systems of equations
- Exponential and logarithmic equations

Analytic geometry
- The carthesian plane: Cartesian coordinate system, representation, points coordinates
- Lines: general linear form and slope intercept form; the line which passes through 1 point,
2 points, parallel and perpendicular lines, representation
- Parabola: the vertex, axix intersections, rules to represent the parabola in the carthesian
plane
- Equilateral Hyperbole : representation

Inequalities
- Linear
- Quadratic
- Fractional
- Systems of inequalities

Economics - Riccardo Pesci

Intensitve lectures will take place Monday 16 to Friday 20 September 2024

Timetable

Course Content

Microeconomics

- Demand, Supply and Market Equilibrium

- Consumers' choice and Utility Maximisation

- Demand function and Elasticity

- Firms' choice, Production Costs and Profit Maximisation

- Perfect Competition, Monopoly and Market Structure

 

Macroeconomics

- GDP, Inflation and Unemployment

- Money and Inflation

- Economic Growth (Solow, Endogenous Growth, Overlapping Generations)

- Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply

- ISLM, Fiscal Policy and Monetary Policy