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| Tepper School students took first place in the national Venture Capital Investement Competition in 2000. | |
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The Tepper School of Business is home to business programs ranging from computational finance and e-commerce to executive education. |
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Students in this college gain hands-on experience through a competitive course called the Management Game. By running simulated businesses, they learn to integrate managerial concepts and techniques in an international economy. In the FAST (Financial Analysis and Security Trading) laboratory, students manage a portfolio of stocks and bonds in real time, using the same hardware and software that Wall Street traders do. An array of research activity explores the future business world. Tepper School research centers include the Donald H. Jones Center for Entrepreneurship, the Carnegie Bosch Institute for Applied Studies in International Management, the Center for Financial Analysis and Securities Trading, the Center for Interactive Simulations, the Information Networking Institute, the Green Design Initiative and the Center for the Study of Public Policy. |
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