Assignment has Three task. We can choose two task from three.
both tasks should be applied in
Python, R, Power Bi or Tableau and work should be reproducible with supporting evidence such as system links which can be accessed.
1. 01 Individual Portfolio (equivalent to 3,000 words) 100% FT7101 Foundations of Financial Technology (SEM1 - 2023/24) ASSIGNMENT FT7101 Individual Portfolio (equivalent to 3,000 words) 100% Completion requirements Opened: Friday, 1 September 2023, 12:00 AM Due: 7th December 2023, 3:00 PM 1. Tutor with responsibility for this assessment Charles Afriyie ( cafriyie@glos.ac.uk ) is your first point of contact for this element of assessment. 2. The requirements for the assessment Complete two of the three tasks below. Task one: [up to 1,500 words or equivalent] Design a working financial dashboard that provides senior executives and other stakeholders of an organisation with strategic insights. Briefly reflect on the usefulness of the dashboard and its contents. Submit evidence of a working dashboard together with all supporting data (or access to the data) and any relevant programming codes. The work must be reproducible. Work that cannot be reproduced in Python, R, Power Bi or Tableau will be graded according to the grade descriptor. Task two: [up to 1,500 words or equivalent] Develop an application that processes relevant data on a financial asset to reveal a stylised fact. Reflect on your findings from the application. Submit evidence of a working application together with all supporting data (or access to the data) and any relevant programming codes. The work must be reproducible. Work that cannot be reproduced in Python, R, Power Bi or Tableau will be graded according to the grade descriptor. Task three: [up to 1,500 words] Critically reflect on the nature of financial markets. Support your conclusion with a summary of the key academic and empirical evidence. Refer to relevant academic and professional publications. All sources must be appropriately referenced. 3. Arrangements for submission Your individualised submission deadline will be available through your assessment submission point. Although the Assessment Brief on the Module Guide includes details of the standard submission deadline, in all cases these become individualised for you, and presented to you through the assessment point itself. This applies to all forms of assessment, with the exception of exams, where the date and time will be available in MyGlos approximately four weeks in advance, and certain forms of assessment such as presentations and performances, for which these details will be clarified by your tutor. Your assessment will be submitted online via Moodle. Please name the files you are submitting using the convention: MODULE CODE_ASSESSMENT NUMBER (if more than one)_STUDENT NUMBER (plus _FILE NUMBER if more than one file is being submitted) Please ensure you do not use special characters (e.g. brackets, commas, speech marks, question marks, etc.) in the file name. The Maximum file size for uploading is 100MB. 4. How your assessment will be marked This assessment addresses Learning Outcomes: 1. Demonstrate the ability to reflect on own and others’ functioning to improve on practice. 2. Demonstrate the ability to work with theoretical knowledge at the forefront of financial technologies in specific contexts. 3. Analyse complex, incomplete and contradictory evidence on ethical dilemmas and suggest sustainable solutions. Your work will be graded according to the attached grade descriptor Grade Descriptor FT7101.xlsx 14 September 2023, 2:39 PM Top of Form Applied Quantitative Finance · Book · by Mauricio Garita · 18/09/2022 · 1st ed. 2021 · Recommended VIEW ONLINE Reading intention: Undecided View actions menu for item Encyclopedia of financial models · Book · by Frank J. 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