Applied Econometrics

For the first session exam, the evaluation consists of two parts. 1) Students will be required to prepare a written report and deliver a presentation on a scientific paper selected from a list provided.(35%).

2) A written exam (65%).

For the september session, the final grade will only consist of the grade of the final exam

Rules concerning the use of Artificial Intelligence tools

This course sticks to three out of the four key principles set out in the UClouvain note on the use of AI tools:

 - Principle of responsibility: Students are entirely responsible for the work they submit. They must be the result of a personal process.

- Principle of transparency: Where necessary, students should clearly indicate the aids and tools used. Such use must respect the principles of academic integrity.

- Principle of authenticity: Students must ensure that their work enables an assessment of the knowledge and skills they have authentically acquired. This applies both to the result of their work and to the process and method used to produce it.

For this course, you're only allowed to use AI tools to translate your homework to english and/or improve the english writing. If you do so, you need to explicitly mention the use of AI tools (see the UCLouvain note for more details).