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Spring 2004
Instructor: John A. Dabeet Telephone: Home: 263-8145 Office: 288-6064 Office E-mail: jdabeet@eicc.edu Home E-mail: ampal@muscanet.com Office Hours: Monday 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Room: Gaekle 205 Textbook: Francis, G. Jay, and Siegel, Susan. Principles of Banking, Seventh Edition, American Bankers Association, 2001. Course Contents: We will cover most of chapters one (1) - thirteen (13). Course Objectives: Presents an overview of full-service commercial banking in America. Introduces organizational structure, major functions, products and services, and the major departments of banks as well as demand and time deposits, negotiable instruments, bank loans and investments. Discusses banking in a competitive, regulated, and increasingly global economy Homework: Appropriate problem assignments on current material will be given at the lecture. Ideally, these assignments should be completed before the next lecture. Quizzes: Approximately five (5) ten (10) minute quizzes will be given during the course of the semester. The lowest grade will be dropped. There will be no make-up quizzes. Paper: Each student is required to write a paper. Papers are due on Monday, May 10, 2004. No paper will be accepted after the due date. Tests: There will be two (2) in-class tests and one (1) final exam.
Grades: Course grades will be based on a total of 600 points as follows:
Attendance: Constant attendance is essential to keep up in the course. Students are responsible for all work covered in class, including all assignments, even if absent from class. Hour exams must be taken at the announced time; makeup exams will be given only in the case of severe illness.
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