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EBS Units & Courses— Undergraduate Units at Caulfield

This page lists the units available as part of the Econometrics Undergraduate program at the Caulfield campus, with links to the Handbook entry for each unit. See Undergraduate Courses at Caulfield for a list of specializations and the units relevant to each.

Code

Name

Brief Description
ETX1100 Business statistics Covers the basics of statistical tools used in today’s business world and provides good basic training to carry out projects in business analysis.
ETX2111 Business data modelling Presents concepts and techniques used to identify relationships between variables in order to predict what is likely to happen in the future.
ETX2121 Data analysis in business Covers statistical concepts and tools to be applied to areas such as finance, accounting, marketing, economics and risk modelling.
ETF2480 Business modelling This software-oriented unit overviews some quantitative tools in Decision Science that have proven successful in modelling many business problems.
ETF2700 Mathematics for business The basic mathematical topics are covered to provide the knowledge necessary to complete higher level quantitative, economics and finance units.
ETX2011 Quantitative methods for risk analysis Presents basic quantitative tools for identifying and analysing risks in areas such as finance, quality control, OHS, disaster prevention and environmental management.
ETF3200 Quantitative business analysis Provides statistical and econometric tools for business and economic modelling.
ETX3231 Business forecasting Equips students with the necessary skills to forecast time series data on sales, share prices, exchange rates, budgets, cash flows and others.
ETF3300 Quantitative methods for financial markets Illustrates how statistical methods can be applied to financial data to solve problems that arise in financial markets.
ETF3480 Optimisation for managers Trains students to model and solve a variety of optimisation problems in preparation for careers in business.
ETF3500 Survey data analysis Equips students with the necessary skills to summarise and analyse large volumes of data.
ETF3600 Quantitative models for business research Covers the analysis and modelling techniques for categorical variables common within business disciplines, such as Marketing and Management.