Course Syllabus Course code ECON 130007. 04 Compiled date 2019/05/01 Course title( chinese) 货币银行学 Course title (english) Economics of Money and Bank Credits Total hours hui Instructor Department International finance Semester Contact email hebright(@sina.com Prerequisite courses Macroeconomics& microeconomics (A) Classification of the course C Compulsory Elective Other□ (B)Course objectives and contents This course is designed to let students to master the basic knowledge and theory of money and banking, understand the practice of money and banking in the economic system and apply them to the pecific situation both at home and abroad after learning this course This course has 14 chapters related to five sections. (1)the basic knowledge of money and interest rate;(2) financial institutions (organizations)and their operation (3)financial institutions (organizations)activities, financial markets, financial innovation, pricing of financial assets; (4)the macroeconomic impact of money as an economic system of blood and its control; and(5)crises and regulation. Among them, the content of the money, interest rate, central bank, commercial bank, financial market, financial innovation, money supply, money demand and monetary policy is the teaching focus There are three main characteristics of this course: (1)following the main line of money and bank we build a knowledge frame which has links each other; (2) Based on the Chinese economic transition and internet technology, students are mentored to analyze and think about the new phenomena of a large number of financial innovations so that they can pay more attention to China's practical conditions; (3) The course will provide vivid studies of cases which happened in China and foreign countries. This course not only give a vivid and interesting interpretation of the transition period of China's money and banking characteristics, but also help students better understand the abstract of principles money and (C)Textbooks and references(at least five) Author Title Publisher YearCourse Syllabus Course code ECON130007.04 Compiled date 2019/05/01 Course title (Chinese) 货币银行学 Course title (English) Economics of Money and Banking Credits 3 Total hours 54 Instructor Guang-Hui He Department Department of International Finance Semester 3 Contact email hebright@sina.com Prerequisite courses Macroeconomics&Microeconomics (A)Classification of the course Comprehensive □ Base □ Compulsory  Elective □ Other □ (B) Course objectives and contents This course is designed to let students to master the basic knowledge and theory of money and banking, understand the practice of money and banking in the economic system and apply them to the specific situation both at home and abroad after learning this course. This course has 14 chapters related to five sections. (1) the basic knowledge of money and interest rate; (2) financial institutions (organizations) and their operation; (3) financial institutions (organizations) activities, financial markets, financial innovation, pricing of financial assets; (4) the macroeconomic impact of money as an economic system of blood and its control; and (5) crises and regulation. Among them, the content of the money, interest rate, central bank, commercial bank, financial market, financial innovation, money supply, money demand and monetary policy is the teaching focus. There are three main characteristics of this course: (1) following the main line of money and bank, we build a knowledge frame which has links each other; (2) Based on the Chinese economic transition and internet technology, students are mentored to analyze and think about the new phenomena of a large number of financial innovations so that they can pay more attention to China's practical conditions; (3) The course will provide vivid studies of cases which happened in China and foreign countries. This course not only give a vivid and interesting interpretation of the transition period of China's money and banking characteristics, but also help students better understand the abstract of principles money and banking. (C)Textbooks and references (at least five) NO. Author Title Publisher Year