Computer – Based Economics using Excel

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Title: Computer – Based Economics using Excel

Price: $29.99

Average Rating: 4

Number of Lectures: 83

Number of Published Lectures: 83

Number of Curriculum Items: 83

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 83

Original Price: $199.99

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What You Will Learn

Computer-Based Economics using Excel

Who Should Attend

Business Students and Teachers

Target Audiences

Business Students and Teachers

Computer – Based Economics using Excel

Employers around the globe are demanding digital skills especially excel spreadsheet skills in the employment process. These changing requirements of the job market have seen the emergence of a gap between the knowledge generated by the traditional learning management system (LMS) and the skills required by employers worldwide.

The need for graduates from high school level to college and university to start jobs with demand driven digital skills is therefore becoming more of a prerequisite for employment all over the world. This course provides them with the insight to uncover a new set of digital skills they need for employment and job security.

This “Computer– Based Economics” is demand-driven skill course that shows how to translate Economics Concepts into computer language to solve complex digital problems. Therefore, the central focus is how to learn Economics through computer.The objective of this course, “Computer– Based Economics”, is to equip every teacher and student in high school, college and university with demand driven digital skills and prepare them to meet the requirements in the job market.

In furtherance of this objective, Microsoft Excel has been chosen as a tool of teaching and learning of Economics through computer. Given that Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet is standard software used in commerce and industry across the globe, it is essential to teach teachers and students in their use as an integrated part of their courses.

What you’ll learn

Learn how to use computer to forecast Demand and Supply and draw their Curves.
Learn how to use computer to determine Elasticity of Demand and Supply in classroom and workplace.
Learn how to use computer to solve Production and Costs problems in classroom and workplace.
Learn how to use computer to solve Time Value of Money problems in classroom and workplace.
Learn how to use computer to solve The Money Market problems in classroom and workplace.
Learn how to use computer to solve Scarce Resource Allocation problems using Linear Programming in classroom and workplace.
Learn how to use computer to solve National Income problems in classroom and workplace.

The course comprises 8 chapters. Chapter 1 deals with Excel Basics. Chapter 2 deals with how to forecast Demand and Supply and draw their Curves. Chapter 3 covers Elasticity of Demand and Supply. Chapter 4 deals with The Theory of Production and Costs. Chapter 5 covers Time Value of Money. Chapter 6 covers The Money Market. Chapter 7 covers Scarce Resource Allocation using Linear Programming. Chapter 8 covers National Income Determination.

Course Content / Title

Chapter 1: Excel Basics

Lesson 1: How to use Keyboard

Lesson 2: How to use Goal Seek Tool for decision making

Lesson 3: How to use Data Table Tool for Sensitivity Analysis

Lesson 4: How to use Scenario Manager Tool for Scenario Analysis

Chapter 2: Demand and Supply Analysis

Lesson 1: How to forecast Demand

Lesson 2: How to draw Demand Curve

Lesson 3: How to derive Demand Equation

Lesson 4: How to forecast Supply

Lesson 5: How to draw Supply Curve

Lesson 6: How to derive Supply Equation

Chapter 3: Elasticity of Demand and Supply

Lesson 1: Price Elasticity of Demand

Lesson 2: Cross – Price Elasticity of Demand

Lesson 3: Income Elasticity of Demand

Lesson 4: Elasticity of Supply

Chapter 4: Production Theory

Lesson 1: Production

Lesson 2: Production Costs

Chapter 5: Time Value of Money

Lesson 1: Simple Interest Analysis

Lesson 2: Compound Interest Analysis

Lesson 3: Annuity Payments

Lesson 4: Mortgage Repayment Plan

Lesson 5: Retirement Planning

Lesson 6: Investment Planning

Lesson 7: Bank Loan Repayment Schedule

Chapter 6: The Money Market

Lesson 1: Velocity of Money

Lesson 2: Money in Circulation

Lesson 3: Printing Currency Money

Chapter 7: Scarce Resource Allocation using Linear Programming

Lesson 1: Formulation of Objective Function

Lesson 2: Installation of Linear Programming Solver

Lesson 3: Application of Linear Programming Solver in Profit Maximization Problems

Lesson 4: Application of Linear Programming Solver in Cost Minimization Problems

This Course includes:

6+ hours of 83 video tutorials (3 – 5 minutes each)
62 Spreadsheets on how to learn Economics through computer
Certificate of Completion

Requirements

The course requires laptop or desktop with Microsoft Window 2007, 2010, 2013 and above.

Target group

Business Students and Teachers at all levels worldwide
Business Graduates looking for employment worldwide
Accounts and Finance Officers and Managers

Course Tutor

ISAAC ALORMENU – MBA (International Finance) Brandeis University, USA – 2009

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Lecture 1 Introduction – How to use Keyboard for computer applications

Lecture 2: Lecture 2 Introduction – How to use Goal Seek Tool for decision making

Lecture 3: Lecture 3 Introduction – How to use Goal Seek Tool for decision making

Lecture 4: Lecture 4 Introduction – How to use Data Table Tool for Sensitivity Analysis

Lecture 5: Lecture 5 Introduction – How to use Data Table Tool for Sensitivity Analysis

Lecture 6: Lecture 6 Introduction – How to use Scenario Manager Tool for Scenario Analysis

Lecture 7: Lecture 7 Introduction – How to use Scenario Manager Tool for Scenario Analysis

Lecture 8: Lecture 8 Introduction – How to use Scenario Manager Tool for Scenario Analysis

Lecture 9: Lecture 9 How to forecast Demand

Lecture 10: Lecture 10 How to forecast Demand

Lecture 11: Lecture 11 How to draw Demand Curve

Lecture 12: Lecture 12 How to draw Demand Curve

Lecture 13: Lecture 13 How to draw Demand Curve

Lecture 14: Lecture 14 How to derive Demand Equation

Lecture 15: Lecture 15 How to derive Demand Equation

Lecture 16: Lecture 16 How to forecast Supply

Lecture 17: Lecture 17 How to forecast Supply

Lecture 18: Lecture 18 How to draw Supply Curve

Lecture 19: Lecture 19 How to draw Supply Curve

Lecture 20: Lecture 20 How to derive Supply Equation

Lecture 21: Lecture 21 How to derive Supply Equation

Lecture 22: Lecture 22 How to draw Demand & Supply Equilibrium Curve

Lecture 23: Lecture 23 Price Elasticity of Demand

Lecture 24: Lecture 24 Price Elasticity of Demand

Lecture 25: Lecture 25 Price Elasticity of Demand

Lecture 26: Lecture 26 Price Elasticity of Demand

Lecture 27: Lecture 27 Cross – Price Elasicity of Demand

Lecture 28: Lecture 28 Cross – Price Elasticity of Demand

Lecture 29: Lecture 29 Cross – Price Elasticity of Demand

Lecture 30: Lecture 30 Income Elasticity of Demand

Lecture 31: Lecture 31 Income Elasticity of Demand

Lecture 32: Lecture 32 Income Elasticity of Demand

Lecture 33: Lecture 33 Elasticity of Supply

Lecture 34: Lecture 34 Elasticity of Supply

Lecture 35: Lecture 35 Production Theory – Total Product Determination

Lecture 36: Lecture 36 Production Theory – Total Product Curve

Lecture 37: Leccture 37 Production Theory – Average Product Determination

Lecture 38: Lecture 38 Average Poduct Curve

Lecture 39: Lecture 39 Production Theory – Marginal Product Determination

Lecture 40: Lecture 40 Marginal Product Curve

Lecture 41: Lecture 41 Combined Production Curve

Lecture 42: Lecture 42 Production Theory – Total Product Cost Determination

Lecture 43: Lecture 43 Total Production Cost Curve

Lecture 44: Lecture 44 Production Theory – Variable Cost Determination

Lecture 45: Lecture 45 Variable Cost Curve

Lecture 46: Lecture 46 Production Theory – Average Cost Determination

Lecture 47: Lecture 47 Average Cost Curve

Lecture 48: Lecture 48 Production Theory – Marginal Cost Determination

Lecture 49: Lecture 49 Marginal Cost Curve

Lecture 50: Lecture 50 Marginal Cost Curve 2

Lecture 51: Lecture 51 Marginal & Average Cost Curve

Lecture 52: Lecture 52 Marginal & Average Cost Curve 2

Lecture 53: Lecture 53 Time Value of Money – Simple Interest Analysis

Lecture 54: Lecture 54 Time Value of Money – Simple Interest Analysis 2

Lecture 55: Lecture 55 Time Value of Money – Compound Interest Analysis

Lecture 56: Lecture 56 Time Value of Money – Compoud Interest 2

Lecture 57: Lecture 57 Time Value of Money – Annuity Payments

Lecture 58: Time Value of Money – Annuity Payments

Lecture 59: Lecture 59 Time Value of Money – Mortgage Repayment

Lecture 60: Lecture 60 Time Value of Money – Mortgage Payment 2

Lecture 61: Lecture 61 Time Value of Money – Mortgage Repayment 3

Lecture 62: Lecture 62 Time Value of Money – Periods Required to pay of Loan

Lecture 63: Lecture 63 Time Value of Money – Present Value Determination

Lecture 64: Lecture 64 Time Value of Money – Retirement Planning

Lecture 65: Lecture 65 Time Value of Money – Loan Repayment Schedule

Lecture 66: Lecture 66 Time Value of Money – Loan Repayment Schedule 2

Lecture 67: Lecture 67 Time Value of Money – Loan Repayment Schedule 3

Lecture 68: Lecture 68 The Money Market – Velocity of Money Determination

Lecture 69: Lecture 69 The Money Market – Velocity of Money Determination

Lecture 70: Lecture 70 The Money Market – Velocity of Money Determination

Lecture 71: Lecture 71 The Money Market – Velocity of Money

Lecture 72: Lecture 72 The Money Market – Currency Money Determination

Lecture 73: Lecture 73 Linear Programming – Scarce Resource Allocation

Lecture 74: Lecture 74 Linear Programming – Scarce Resource Allocation

Lecture 75: Lecture 75 Linear Programming – Scarce Resource Allocation

Lecture 76: Lecture 76 Linear Programming – Scarce Resource Allocation

Lecture 77: Lecture 77 Linear Programming – Scarce Resource Allocation

Lecture 78: Lecture 78 Linear Programming – Scarce Resource Allocation

Lecture 79: Lecture 79 National Income – Gross Domestic Product Determination

Lecture 80: Lecture 80 National Income – Gross Domestic Product Determination

Lecture 81: Lecture 81 National Income – Multiplier

Lecture 82: Lecture 82 National Income – Marginal Propensity to Consume

Lecture 83: Lecture 83 National Income – Marginal Propensity to Consume

Instructors

Isaac Alormenu
Computer-Based Mathematics using Excel Tutor

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