DUY TAN UNIVERSITY

International School
PSU-FIN 271 – MONEY AND BANKING 1
Semester 2 - Academic Year: 2021 - 2022

No. of Credit Instructor Information Class Information

Hours
LEC: 2 credits DANG LE VU TUE - 15:00-17:00
Office: Rm. 601 Nguyen Van Linh Building FRI - 15:00-17:00
Office hours: M, 7:00-10:00 Rm. 803, Nguyen Van Linh
Tel: Building, Danang, Vietnam
Cel: 0345.745254
Email: danglevu@dtu.edu.vn

Textbook:
1. Cecchetti, S. G., Schoenholtz, K. L., & Fackler, J. (2014). Money, banking, and financial
markets (Vol. 4). McGraw-Hill/Irwin.

Reference Material:
1. Mishkin, Frederic S.(2016), The economics of money, banking, and financial markets, 11th
Edition
2. Brigham and Houston (2009), Fundamentals of Financial Management, 12th Edition

Course description:
The Money, Banking and Financial Markets is organized to help students understand
both the financial system and its economic effects on their lives. The main contents include:
what money is and how it is used; what a financial instrument is and how it is valued; what a
financial market is and how it works; what a financial institution is and why we need it. More
important, it means showing students how to apply the five core principles of money and
banking to the evolving financial and economic arrangements that they inevitably will confront
during their lifetimes.

Academic Program: Finance and Banking

Prerequisite(s) Co-requisite(s) Course Status for Program
 Required (R)
PSU-ECO 152 - Macroeconomics N/A  Selected Elective (SE)
 Elective (E)

COURSE TOPICS & SCHEDULES

Content No. Amount Course Topic Readings
of Time
CONT.1 18 hrs Part 1: Money And Financial Systems
4 hrs Fundamental Of Finance [[REF] pg. 27-55
4 hrs An Introduction To Money And Financial Systems [TEXT] pg. 02-22
4 hrs Money And The Payments System [TEXT] pg. 23-44
4 hrs Financial Instruments, Financial Markets, And [TEXT] pg. 45-73
 Financial Institutions
2 hrs Future Value, Present Value, And Interest Rates [TEXT] pg. 75-103
CONT.2 6 hrs Part 2: Financial Intermediation
3 hrs The Economy Of Financial Intermediation [TEXT] pg. 268-294
3 hrs Financial Industry Structure [TEXT] pg. 327-358
CONT.3 6 hrs Part 3: Finance And Components Of Finance
3 hrs Public Finance [REF] pg. 105-154
3 hrs Corporate Finance [REF] pg. 155-209

COURSE ASSESSMENT PLAN

Assessment Type Grade Percentile
Attendance (through Pop Quiz) 15%
Homework 10%
Midterm Exam 20%
Group project 15%
Final Exam 40%
Total: 100%

At the completion of this course, students will be able to:

CLO.1 Describe basic concepts of money and banking, including money and payments system;
financial instrument, financial markets and financial institutions; time value of money.
CLO.2 Recognize the role of the financial intermediation on the economy.
CLO.3 Discuss about finance and components of finance.

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES (CLOs)

AND STUDENT OUTCOMES (SOs)
Course
Teaching Assessment Level of
Learning Course Topic Student Outcome
Methodology Type Coverage
Outcome
CONT.1 Pop Quiz
Lecture Homework
CLO.1 Discussion Midterm Exam H (a)
Group Project
Final Exam
CONT.2 Pop Quiz
Lecture
Midterm Exam
CLO.2 Discussion M (c) (g)
Group Project
Final Exam
CONT.3 Lecture
Pop Quiz
CLO.3 Discussion M (a)
Final Exam

Note: For Level of Coverage: L = Low, M = Medium, and H = High.