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Rob's e2000 Notes

🧭 Getting Oriented

My Email: rob.mgmte2000@gmail.com (Ask me your content questions!)
Condensed slides and Formula Sheet: robmunger.com/2000share
How to navigate this website: see below.

Just as you would not share your HarvardKey password or share Bruce’s slides, do not share the URL or password to this site. See Harvard’s policy on Publishing or Distributing Course Materials or the syllabus for details. Website copyright 2024 by Robert Munger.

This website contains notes and online whiteboard from my weekly sections for MGMT E-2000, Principles of Finance.

There are many useful resources on this site, and I urge you to take a moment to familiarize yourself with its organization. You will find it is time very well spent!

Explore to learn!

You can find helpful resources for this course using this site’s “navigation bar.”

  • On large devices (computers): The navigation bar is on the left side of the screen.
  • On smaller devices (phones): Access the navigation bar by clicking the “hamburger menu” ( ) in the upper right-hand corner of the screen.

Please take a moment to explore the site using the navigation bar. The following pages contain valuable information for the course. Can you find them?

  • ❔ Who To Contact
  • 👨‍🏫 Solution Recordings, Formula Sheet, Condensed Slides, etc.
  • 🙋 Sections

Click on headings in the navigation bar to hide or expand content. For any questions or feedback, please contact me at rob.mgmte2000@gmail.com .

Page types are indicated by icons:

  • 🧭 = Guidance or administrative information
  • 👨‍🏫 = Notes on a lecture
  • ✏ = Practice problems
  • 🔎 = Deep Dive into a common question or other important topic
  • ✅ = Section agendas
  • 🙋 = Office Hour questions
  • ❔ = Frequently Asked Questions and answers (FAQs)
  • 📰 or 🧠 = Brain Food/Applications/possible paper topics

Quote from Nitya P, an e2000 student:

“I am actually a very visual learner, so the concise summary and the practice problems have really helped me put together the pieces of lecture. I think a difficulty in education is making sure that the information sticks with students long term and I think the various levels of reinforcement you’ve added have helped me connect the material, hopefully staying with me as I continue my journey in finance!”

Quote from Nick C, an e2000 alum:

“The portions of your website that I found most helpful are the practice problems. This helps greatly when doing the homework. I also find great value in downloading/printing the condensed slides. This saves a few trees. I find your site to be EXTREMELY helpful for this class, and I appreciate your fun section reviews.” [Note: pages with practice problems have a ✏️ icon.]

Other Tips

  • This site has a great search engine at the top of the page that you can access via the magnifier icon ( ) or by typing a forward-slash (/). Results are broken down by headings on the page. If you want to search for a specific phrase, put the phrase in quotation marks.
  • Each page of this site has a table of contents that lists the major headings of the page. It’s at the top of the page (on the side) and is labeled as “On this page”.