Posted: April 28th, 2016

Financial management: principles and applications,

Financial calculator Casio FX 115ES or FX 115ES Plus (or FX-100 or FX100AU or FX100AU-BP or FX-100D or FC-200V or FC-100V or FX-115MS or FX-82TL or FX-82 Super or FX-82AU/ FX-82 AU Plus /FX-82 AU Plus II or FX100S or FX82MS or FX100MS or FX-95MS FX-991ES PLUS or FX-991ES or FX-991MS) or FX-82SX or FX-82 N.A.S.E.R. or Sharp EL-738 (or EL-738 F or EL-738FB or EL-738 S or EL-735 or EL-735S or EL-531XH or EL-531X or EL-531WH or EL-531RH) or EL-506W, HP 10bll+ (or 10bll, 10s, 12c, 17bll+) or TI BA11 Plus or BA-35, or InSystem N-F16 or IN-F16 may be used.

No other financial calculator brand or model is permitted. Simple calculators (non-financial) are also permitted; however, students might be slightly disadvantaged if they are not using one of the allowed models above.

The following readings may also be brought into the examination:

· Appendix 3 – Pages 382–387 of the textbook: Atrill, P, Mclaney, E, Harvey, D & Jenner, M 2012, Accounting: an introduction, 5th edn, Pearson Australia, NSW.

For users of the 6th edition textbook only:
· Appendix 1 – Pages 40–42 of the textbook: Titman, S, Martin, T, Keown, AJ & Martin, JD 2016, Financial management: principles and applications, 7th edn, Pearson Australia, Vic.

· Appendix 2 – Pages 103–105 of the textbook: Titman, S, Martin, T, Keown, AJ & Martin, JD 2016, Financial management: principles and applications, 7th edn, Pearson Australia, Vic. (Refer to Appendix 2 in your study pack.)