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* * Week Contents 1 1. Introduction 2 2. Financial Documents （1/3） 3 2. Financial Documents （2/3） 4 2. Financial Documents （3/3） 5 3. Commercial Documents (1/3) 6 3. Commercial Documents (2/3) 7 3. Commercial Documents (3/3) 8 4. Remittance 9 5. Collection (1/2) 10 5. Collection (2/2) 11 6. Letter of Credit (1/4) 12 6. Letter of Credit (2/4) 13 6. Letter of Credit (3/4) 14 6. Letter of Credit (4/4) 15 7. Standby L/C 16 8. Letter of Guarantee 17 9. International Factoring 18 10. International Forfeiting * * Summary (学什么？) Essentials (WHAT) Definition Basic Facts (categories, procedures, etc.) Techniques (WHY How) Guidance Practical Application * * 1.4 How to teach? To narrow the distance between classroom study and future work, this course will be given bilingually, with the aid of multi-media. To help the students to use what they have learned, this course will be given by classroom lecture and practical exercises, including case studies, issue discussions and problem solving, etc. * * 1.5 How to learn? Organizing Your Studies Three Stages in Acquiring Knowledge: Establishing the background picture Grasping the detailed facts Consolidating the knowledge * * 1.5.1 Establish a background picture Reading the textbook Listening to the lecturer Direct indirect (business) experience Enrich your background knowledge throughout your study course and your working life. * * 1.5.2 Master the Detailed Facts Making notes of the subject matter It is a valuable activity to train you in sorting out the important facts. It might be particularly important in your future working life, to identify the essential details of opportunity/threat changes and take appropriate actions. A lever-arch file is recommended to organize your notes. * * 1.5.3 Consolidate Your Knowledge(1/2) Written work It is essential if accuracy is to be achieved. If you want to make sure you know all about a particular subject, try to write a full explanation of it. “Writing makes an