We worked on his finance homework including evaluating the finances of an acquisition of a company by another by calculating the ratio of exchange for a stock swap transaction, the number of shares the acquiring company must issue to make the deal, and calculating the total Earnings Per Share (EPS) for the merger based on the shares outstanding prior to the merger.

We worked on his finance homework including comparing the earnings after taxes for two companies with and without a merger and calculating the after-tax cash flows of two companies before and after an acquisition.

We went through his weekly discussion posts, and spoke about his final presentation in his leadership class.

We looked at the IRAC analysis for this week's discussion in this course. Brandon only has the rest of this week and next week before his semester is complete.

We worked through his midterm for this course. He had about 5 IRAC analyses.

We researched and discussed the discussion topic for the week, how ethical behavior leads to better economic outcomes, which included the concepts of the inclusive growth model, ethical and social issues, competitive advantage and long-term growth, the positive and negative outcomes of self-serving behaviors, how decisions are affected by behaving in a manner consistent with serving the greater good, etc.

We looked at his final presentation for his Professional Speaking class, and organized what he will write and say for each slide on the powerpoint.

We went through the problems for his midterm in Employment Law; all that is left to do is the IRAC analysis.

We worked on his homework including calculating conversion factors and pricing for convertible and non-convertible bonds and comparing the value using par-values, interest rates, and term.

We went through the work that is needed this week, and started to talk about our approach to his last presentation in Leadership.