Industrial and Firm Economics (2 º Sem 2018/2019)

Before each session with the tutor,  you should study at least 2 or 3 lectures, making a list of the points you do not understand. The role of the tutor will be to clarify your doubts.

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1st test: Saturday April 6th, 11h30, Anf 3

2nd test:  Monday May 27 th, 1430h, Anf 3

 ( There is no final exam at the official date of the normal phase).

This is a course for third-year Economics students. Therefore, if you are taking a Management degree and do not have much background in economics, you should not take this course. Even if you're following an Economics degree, you sould only choose this course if you intend to study a lot.

If you're interested in getting help from a tutor, you should form a group with one of your classmates.

Then, email the tutor to appoint individual sessions. The tutor's name is João and his email is:   joaomurteira@netcabo.pt. 

Besides, email me ( pleao@iseg.ulisboa.pt) telling the group you've formed.

Each group of two students is entitled to 5 hours of  sessions for the 1st test and another 5 hours for the 2nd test.  

a) Regular phase - two tests:

- The first test is about the first part of the course. 

- The second test is about the remaining part of the course. 

There's no final exam at the official date of the normal phase.

Final mark = weighted average of the marks of the two tests.

The weight of each test is equal to the proportion of lectures assessed by it.

Note:  students who fail in this regular phase, but get positive (more than 9.5/20) in one of the two tests, in the recourse phase may - if they wish - only do about the part in which they failed.

Their overall mark will then be the weighted average between that positive mark in the regular phase and the mark in the recourse phase.

b) Recourse phase - one exam about all lectures at the end of June/beg. of July for the students who:

- Fail in the regular phase (< 10, in a 0-20 scale).

- Pass in the regular phase, but want to try to improve their mark

Students are NOT allowed to consult any materials during the tests.

Just after Wednesday's classes, or by appointment.

The best way to study is to understand very well  the lecture notes.

The slides made available cover  only part of the lecture notes.

Besides, they've  not been updated and thus should always be checked against  the lecture notes (which is what counts).