Fudan University

This course examines the policy, theory, and practice of financial management. Topics include the financial decision-making process in fund raising; using funds, consuming funds, recovering funds and other capital movements; financial relations; methods and principles of financial investment and decisions; and theories of financial management.

Beginning in 1978, economic reforms guiding China from a planned economy toward a market-oriented one have promoted the GDP to grow at an over 8% annually. Today, China has become the 2nd largest economy in the world. This course covers the historical background of this transition process and some post-reform topics, such as one child policy, hukou system, and environmental challenges. The course first focuses on the economic behavior and economic lives of Chinese households, then moves to firm’s behaviors. Finally, it discusses macroeconomic policies and financial markets.

This course examines the political evolution of human politics from ancient times to the present; basic concepts, theories and methods for analyzing the relationship between politics and society; the reality of Chinese society.

This course covers the connection between tourism and Chinese landscape culture, Chinese garden art, Chinese food culture, religious culture, folk culture, etc. 

The course examines the foundation of infinite sets, the pigeon cage principle, repeatable permutations and combinations, graph theory concepts, Euler and Hamiltonian graphs, plane graphs , character coloring, tree, group, ring, domain, etc., and related literature for these knowledge points.

This course introduces Chinese dietetic culture, traditional Chinese medicine and medicated diet in its background, and guides students to understand the concept and practice of traditional Chinese medicine. Students examine this practice for health preservation, so as to establish a correct and healthy diet and life concept, to explore and identify different health theories and viewpoints, to lay a professional foundation for students’ healthy diet lifestyle, and to pass on and carry forward the splendid Chinese diet and medicinal diet culture. The course looks at the similar origins of medicine and food. It introduces the Chinese traditional culture embodied in daily diet activities. This course introduces the ups and downs of Yin and Yang in the natural world, and through understanding the big universe in the natural world to understand the small universe of the human body, to appreciate the charm of the idea of harmony between heaven and man, and to guide students to inherit and carry forward Chinese traditional culture.

Nanotechnology is an emerging field that covers a wide range of technologies which are presently under development in nanoscale. It plays a major role in the development of innovative methods to produce new products, to substitute existing production equipment and to reformulate new materials and chemicals with improved performance resulting in less consumption of energy and materials and reduced harm to the environment as well as environmental remediation. Environmental applications of nanotechnology address the development of solutions to the existing environmental problems, preventive measures for future problems resulting from the interactions of energy and materials with the environment, and any possible risks that may be posed by nanotechnology itself. This course gives a comprehensive review on the ongoing research and development activities on environmental remediation by nanotechnology.

The course examines the basic theory of matrix and linear equations, including: concept, property and computation of determinants; operation of matrices; special matrices; inverse matrix; rank and elementary transformation; judgment and structure of solutions; linear relations of vectors; concept and property of eigenvalues and eigenvectors; conditions of a matrix similar to a diagonal matrix; methods to decide the sign of quadratic form; and an application on optimization.

This course introduces economic perspectives and methods in order to analyze problems in environmental protection and resource utilization, policy, measures, and institutional arrangements. This course starts from the concept of economics, introducing corresponding analysis models, and conducting in-depth discussions in conjunction with latest cutting-edge research results.

The course provides a study of the biological and social attributes of human beings and discusses anthropological perspective of human biology and social problems, as well as the progress of research in the field of anthropology. Topics include the interaction of geographical environment and genes to make humans walk upright on two legs; hair degeneration, developed sweat glands, brains and other unique physical characteristics; the genetic structure, history, language, culture and customs of various ethnic groups and tribes in the past and present; the formation of the Chinese nation and the historical, cultural, and genetic characteristics of various ethnic groups; human evolution and human health; the application in the field of forensic medicine; and future development, direction, and prospects of anthropology.