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Other exams for Finance LVL 4 students, ❗️FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING❗️ 🗓 19 October ⏱️ 2 hours 📖 Closed-book exam Topics:

• Accounting Cycle: categories of accounts; double-entry rules. • Accounting Cycle: journals, ledgers, trial balance, correction of errors, bank reconciliation, suspense account. • End of year adjustments: Inventory. • End of year adjustments: Depreciation. • End of year adjustments: Accruals and Prepayments, Provision for Bad and Doubtful Debt.

❗️FUNDAMENTALS OF STATISTICS❗️ 🗓 22 October ⏱️ 1 hour 15 minutes 💻 PC Lab — In-class test Topics:

1. Introduction to Statistics and Descriptive Statistics. 2. Probability theory. 3. Discrete probability distributions. 4. Continuous probability distributions. 5. Ideas of sampling and Central Limit Theorem.

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Dear Level 4 Finance students, Here are the notes for Finance CWs and exams. ❗️ESSENTIALS OF ECONOMICS❗️ 🔗 WRITE YOUR GROUP HERE https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/13-CprMTOU-RyTyTrFwT9z9YqaYF1uQGH/edit 👥 GROUP FORMATION DEADLINE: 30 SEPTEMBER 2026 • Groups must have 5 students from the same seminar group. • Choose your country from the official Coursework Country List. • Maximum 2 teams can choose the same country. • Countries are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. • Write your seminar group, instructor, time slot and team members’ IDs — no names. • After 30 September, groups/countries cannot be changed, and students without a group may be assigned randomly by the Module Leader. 🗓 OTHER IMPORTANT DEADLINES 📤 CW Submission: Thursday, 29 October 2026 — 23:59 📌 WHAT IS THE CW ABOUT? Your team will research a country that experienced a serious natural disaster or the COVID-19 pandemic and analyse how its markets were affected. You will compare 3 periods: 1️⃣ Before the pandemic — Q4 2019 or the last available pre-pandemic month 2️⃣ During the pandemic — Q2 2020 or the month of the first lockdown 3️⃣ A later period — for example, 2021 or 2022 📊 THE MAIN TASKS 1️⃣ Country Profile & Pandemic Scale — 20 marks Cases, deaths, restrictions, government support and price changes in important goods/services. 2️⃣ Demand Shocks — 25 marks Choose 1 good + 1 service affected by demand shocks. Create demand-and-supply diagrams using your own collected data and support the analysis with case studies. 3️⃣Supply Shocks — 25 marks Choose 1 good + 1 service affected by supply shocks. Again, use your own data, diagrams and case studies. 4️⃣ Elasticities — 20 marks Calculate the approximate arc elasticity for all four markets and explain what the results mean. 5️⃣ Conclusion — 10 marks Discuss the impact on the economy and welfare, stabilisation measures, and limitations of your data. 📂 YOU MUST SUBMIT 4 COMPONENTS 📄 Report 📊 Data appendix 📈 Excel workbook with raw data, calculations and charts ✍️ Contribution statement + AI disclosure ⚠️ IMPORTANT: Every figure and statistic in your report must be supported by reliable sources, and the diagrams must be traceable to your Excel workbook.

📣 Dear Commercial Law students, We would like to introduce Ms. Anora Turakhujaeva, the new course leader for BA (Hons) in Commercial Law. 📧 WIUT web mail: an.turakhudjaeva@wiut.uz 🕐 Office hours: Monday 16:00-17:00 Tuesday 16:00-17:00 📍 Office: IB 203 Best regards, Rustam Fayzullayev CIFS SUPPORT

Dear Economics Students, Many of you have been asking where to find the lecture and seminar materials for the Math for Eco module. 📌 You can find all the materials here: ➡️ Intranet → LMS → Math for Eco → Lectures & Seminars 📸 The screenshots show the exact location where the materials are uploaded. Best regards, Rustam Fayzullayev CIFS SUPPORT

Continuation… MATH FOR ECO (in class test) - 23rd of October ⚠️In teaching week 7 Mid-term exam from Math for Eco will be conducted. -CONSISTS OF - multiple-choice, open-ended, or problem-solving questions. -DURATION - 1 hour and 15 minutes It will cover TOPICS 1-6

1. One-variable functions 2. Derivatives of one-variable functions 3. Multi-variable functions 4. Derivatives of multi-variable functions 5. Mathematics of Finance 6. Matrix algebractions

________________________________________ EXPLORING ECONOMICS (closed-book exam) ⚠️From exploring module we will not have mid-term exam, in the end of semester 1 only closed-book exam from 1-10th topics will be conducted. Any questions? Feel free to approach @rustam_fayzullayev ⭐️ Best regards, Rustam Fayzullayev CIFS SUPPORT

Dear Economics level 4 students, As we are already close to mid terms🔜, here are the notes about CWs and exams. __________________________________________________ CIGE Coursework ⚠️ DEADLINE TO SUMBIT WRITTEN WORK IS 8th of October 23:59 ⚠️ Presentations will be conducted in TW6 in seminar hours. 👥 Group The deadline for group formation passed yesterday. If you did not add your name to the Google Docs file, the Module Leader will assign you to a random group. ❗️COURSEWORK STRUCTURE❗️ • Written Essay • Presentation

• 50% group average mark + 50% individual mark • 40% total weighting

🔖YOUR MAIN TASK Your team must choose one country that is a full member of a major trade bloc such as the EU, ASEAN, GCC, etc. The country should preferably have experienced a significant transformation through AI adoption. You need to provide evidence of: 🤖 its AI adoption strategy 📈 its economic transformation after AI adoption 🌐 the role of globalisation in this process 5 MAIN QUESTIONS 1️⃣ Country Selection — 20 marks Explain why your country meets all the requirements and why it is suitable for the coursework. (📄 Maximum: 2 pages) 2️⃣ Poverty & Income Inequality — 20 marks Analyse how AI adoption affected: • Poverty • Income inequality Use reliable statistics and, where possible, compare the situation before and after AI adoption. (📄 Maximum: 1 page) 3️⃣ International Trade — 20 marks Analyse how AI changed the country's international trade: • Which imports and exports were most affected? • How did trade dynamics change? • Were there any international trade disputes related to AI adoption? Use relevant statistics. (📄 Maximum: 1 page) 4️⃣Economic Integration — 20 marks Discuss: • Main advantages of economic integration • Main disadvantages • How AI adoption affects this process • Impact on the country's economic wellbeing (📄 Maximum: 1 page) 5️⃣ FDI — 20 marks Analyse the importance of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI): • How AI affected FDI inflows and outflows • Whether AI increased or decreased FDI inflows • Which sectors were most affected • Support your analysis with statistics (📄 Maximum: 1 page) 📌 Important Requirements ✅ Use reliable data sources such as the World Bank, UN and national statistics offices. ✅ Do comparative analysis, not just description. ✅ Make sure arguments are supported by evidence and references. ✅ Use clear structure, logical arguments and proper referencing. 📝 Format • Times New Roman, 12 pt • 1.5 line spacing • Tables and figures can be included • References at the end • Word limit: check the Coursework Submission Form Any questions? Feel free to approach @rustam_fayzullayev ⭐️ Best regards, Rustam Fayzullayev CIFS SUPPORT

📣WIUT DEBATE CLUB — NOW RECRUITING! 🎙WIUT Debate Club is officially opening recruitment for the 2026–2027 academic year! As we begin a new academic year, we are looking for motivated and initiative-driven students who are ready to develop their critical thinking, public speaking, argumentation, and leadership skills while contributing to the growth of our debating community. Why apply? 🏆Represent WIUT at local and international debate tournaments ✨Develop your public speaking and critical-thinking skills 👑Grow into future coaches, organizers, and leaders of the club 🧠Learn how to build strong arguments and rebut opposing views Who are we looking for? We’re looking for students who are curious, open-minded, proactive, committed, and willing to learn. Whether you have extensive debating experience or have never debated before, you are welcome to apply. We value potential and commitment just as much as experience. 📌 What you can get involved in: 📚 Research & Academia – motion preparation, case-building, research, and educational content 🎉 Events & Operations – organizing debates, workshops, tournaments, and club activities 📱 Media & Communications – social media, content creation, photography, promotion, and club communications 🔗APPLICATION FORM: You can apply through this link 🗓Application Deadline: 24th September 23:59 ❓Questions? Contact: @un111kk We’re looking forward to meeting the next generation of WIUT debaters, speakers, coaches, and leaders. Respectfully, WIUT Debate Club 📱 Telegram | 📱 Instagram | 📱 LinkedIn

Dear All, THE SEMESTER 1 ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE IS NOW PUBLISHED ON the Intranet in the Academic Registrar's Office ❗️❗️❗️   Best Regards, Nozima

WIUT DIPLOMATIC COUNCIL — OPEN CALL 🌐 Applications for the 2026–2027 team are officially OPEN! The WIUT Diplomatic Council is looking for motivated WIUT students ready to take initiative, lead projects, build an academic community, and contribute to the development of diplomacy and international relations at university. 🔍 Available positions: Executive Board

- President - Vice President - Secretary General

Departments

- Academia Team - Events Team - Media Team

Whether you have extensive MUN experience or are simply passionate about diplomacy, international relations, law, academia, media, and leadership, we encourage you to apply. 📌 Who can apply? WIUT students from all programmes. Academia and Executive Board applicants should have a strong interest in IR & Law; Media Team and Events Team are open to students from all majors. ✍️ Selection process: 1. Application form 2. Shortlisted candidates → offline interview 3. Final selection This is more than a position — it is an opportunity to build, lead, and shape the Diplomatic Council at WIUT. 🔗 Applications are now open via this LINK

👍 Any questions? @Sev_379

Bring your ideas. Take responsibility. Make an impact. 🌟 WIUT Diplomatic Council

Do you want to make your assignments stronger with the right academic resources? 💠 The LRC invites students to complete our online Library course — designed to help you develop a better understanding of the resources and services available to support your academic studies at WIUT. Through the course, you will learn how to: 🔎 Find and access Library resources 📖 Explore paper-based and digital collections 💻 Make effective use of Library services 🎓 Develop confidence in using resources for your academic work And there’s more!🫥 Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive a certificate recognising your participation and completion. Whether you are a new student or would simply like to refresh your knowledge, we highly recommend taking the course. Learn more. Explore more. Make the most of your Library. 🔗 Access the course: LINK

📣 Dear Students, Please be informed that the Non-Attendance Form submission process has been updated. Previously: Students submitted non-attendance requests through SRS → Non-Attendance. Now: The form has been moved to the new Attendance System. 📌 Where to submit: 🌐 attendance.wiut.uz → My Non-Attendance 📝 Non-Attendance You can use this form if you are unable to attend classes due to a valid reason, such as: • 🏥 Health issues • 👨‍👩‍👧 Family emergencies • ⚠️ Other unforeseen circumstances 🗓 Future Absence If you know in advance that you will miss a class for a valid reason, you can also submit a Future Absence request through the same section. 📎 Please make sure to provide all required information and supporting evidence, where applicable. Any questions? Feel free to approach @rustam_fayzullayev ⭐️ Best regards, Rustam Fayzullayev CIFS SUPPORT

Dear students ❗️From 14 September 2026, the LRC has returned to its regular working hours. Opening hours:

Monday to Friday: 9:00–19:45 Saturday: 9:00–17:45

Best regards, Rustam Fayzullayev CIFS SUPPORT

🌍 Ready to Study Abroad? Your next academic adventure could be just a few steps away! ✈️ This year, WIUT offers 18 exchange programmes across the globe, with partner universities in the UK, France, the Czech Republic, Malaysia, South Korea, Germany, Vietnam, Türkiye, Poland, Azerbaijan, Slovenia, Kazakhstan and beyond. 🎓 Want to know what it’s really like to study abroad? Come to the Student Exchange Fair, and hear directly from WIUT students about their exchange experiences, what they gained academically and personally, and the tips they have for future applicants. 📅 16 September 2026 🕓 16:00 📍 ShB 101 (Student Zone) Discover where your WIUT journey could take you! 🌎✨ Stay connected with WIUT: Website | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube

📢IMPORTANT: UPDATED CLASS TIMES Dear Students, According to the instructions from the Tashkent City Administration and the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, universities in Tashkent are adjusting their teaching schedules. 🕗 Starting from September 14, some classes will begin at 8:00 AM. Please make sure to: 📌 Check your updated timetable carefully ⏰ Some of your classes may start at 8:00 AM ❗️ Plan your commute accordingly and arrive on time Any questions? Feel free to approach @rustam_fayzullayev ⭐️ Best regards, Rustam Fayzullayev CIFS SUPPORT

Dear upper level students, Groups are out (srs->groups) Best, Rustam

🔥Dear Students, If you would like extra support with your studies, you can check out this channel: ACADEMIC SUPPORT CENTRE In the coming weeks, WORKSHOPS will be posted there – a great chance to strengthen your knowledge and practice. Don’t miss it! Any questions? Feel free to approach @nozi_ab Best regards, Nozimaxon Abdukaxxorova CIFS SUPPORT

📣 INTERRUPTION OF STUDY — 2026/2027 Dear Students, Applications for Interruption of Study for the 2026/2027 academic year are now open for enrolled students. If you are considering interrupting your studies, please make sure to follow the required steps and submit your request before the deadline. ❗️IMPORTANT DEADLINES 🟦 Semester 1 — Teaching Week 4 🗓 28 September – 2 October 2026 🟩 Semester 2 — Teaching Week 4 🗓 1 – 5 February 2027 ⚠️ Please note: Your request must be submitted no later than the end of Teaching Week 4 of the relevant semester. 📌 How to apply? 1️⃣ Consult your Course Leader Arrange a face-to-face meeting to discuss your situation and obtain the necessary approval. 2️⃣ Submit your request on Intranet 🔗 https://intranet.wiut.uz/Interruption/Index ⚠️ Important: Taking action on time can help you avoid unnecessary tuition fee penalties and ensure proper planning of your academic progression.

Please note: • The decision to interrupt your studies should normally be discussed with your Course Leader or Academic Counsellor. • Students who are not enrolled for the 2026/2027 academic year will be automatically suspended for one academic year. • It is your responsibility to select the correct interruption period and resume your studies once the approved period ends, subject to your enrolment status in SRS

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