(in Polish) Bankowość detaliczna i korporacyjna 2600-LFBRdz3birfBDK

Knowledge

- S2_W01 – has advanced knowledge of terminology related to the management of financial institutions (in particular banks in the areas of retail and corporate banking) within the discipline of economics and finance, as well as in complementary disciplines (management and quality sciences, legal sciences). (K_W01)
- S2_W02 – has advanced knowledge of the principles, procedures, and practices related to the management of financial institutions (in particular banks in the areas of retail and corporate banking). (K_W02)
- S2_W03 – has advanced knowledge of economic theories and models related to the management of financial institutions (in particular banks in the areas of retail and corporate banking). (K_W03)
- S2_W05 – has advanced knowledge of technological, social, political, legal, economic, and ecological processes and phenomena, and their impact on the management of financial institutions (in particular banks in the areas of retail and corporate banking). (K_W05)

Skills

- S2_U01 – can apply theories from economics and finance, as well as from complementary disciplines (management and quality sciences, legal sciences), to identify, diagnose, and solve problems related to the management of financial institutions (in particular banks in the areas of retail and corporate banking), by selecting appropriate sources and adapting existing methods. (K_U01)
- S2_U02 – can correctly interpret technological, social, political, legal, economic, and ecological processes and phenomena, and their impact on the management of financial institutions (in particular banks in the areas of retail and corporate banking), by selecting appropriate sources. (K_U02)
- S2_U03 – can independently and in teams prepare analyses, diagnoses, and reports on the management of financial institutions (in particular banks in the areas of retail and corporate banking), and present them effectively, also in English, using ICT tools. (K_U03)
- S2_U05 Independently and collaboratively preparing analyses, diagnoses, and reports regarding corporate accounting, effectively presenting them, and participating in debates—also in English—using information and communication technology (ICT) tools.
- S2_U06 – can plan and organize both individual and group work. (K_U07)
- S2_U07– has the ability to engage in self-directed learning and to continuously improve qualifications. (K_U08)

Social competences

- S2_K01 – is prepared to evaluate and critically reflect on situations and phenomena related to the management of financial institutions (in particular banks in the areas of retail and corporate banking). (K_K01)
- S2_K03 Engaging in activities that benefit the community, society, or the environment related to accounting in business entities, as well as promoting actions for the common good.
- S2_K04 – is prepared to observe professional ethical standards in the management of financial institutions (in particular banks in the areas of retail and corporate banking). (K_K03)

Course assessment methods and criteria
- Continuous assessment (ongoing preparation and activity), mid-semester written tests (open questions, single- and multiple-choice questions), oral responses, attendance control, group assignments during classes. Submitting and passing group assignments is a necessary condition for course completion.
- Learning outcomes will be continuously assessed during tasks performed by participants and finally during the seminar assessment.
Final grade components:
- 10% – class participation
- 50% – group project
- 40% – final exam (written test)-
Course completion requirements:
- 10% – class participation
- 50% – group project
- 40% – final exam

Grading scale (out of 100 points):
- 0–50% points – grade 2 (fail)
- 51–60% points – grade 3 (satisfactory)
- 61–70% points – grade 3.5 (satisfactory plus)
- 71–80% points – grade 4 (good)
- 81–90% points – grade 4.5 (very good)
- 91–100% points – grade 5 (excellent)
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Two absences from class are permitted during the semester.
The use of artificial intelligence tools to create coursework for assessment is prohibited.

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