Technical Requirements

Before you start your learning program with us, let's make sure your setup can handle what we're teaching. We've kept things straightforward—most computers from the last five years should work fine.

System Specifications

Our liquidity and solvency analysis program runs on standard business software. You don't need a high-end workstation, but you'll want something that can handle spreadsheets and financial modeling tools without lagging during live sessions.

Hardware Requirements

Processor

Intel Core i5 (8th gen or newer) or AMD Ryzen 5 equivalent. Dual-core minimum, quad-core recommended.

Memory (RAM)

8 GB minimum, 16 GB recommended for running multiple analysis tools simultaneously.

Storage

256 GB SSD or larger. Financial datasets can add up, and an SSD helps with load times.

Display

1920x1080 resolution minimum. Financial dashboards need screen real estate.

Internet Connection

Stable broadband with 10 Mbps download speed. We stream live sessions and share large files.

Software Requirements

Operating System

Windows 10/11, macOS 11 or newer, or Ubuntu 20.04+. Most financial tools work across platforms.

Spreadsheet Software

Microsoft Excel 2019 or newer, Google Sheets, or LibreOffice Calc. Excel is preferred for advanced functions.

Web Browser

Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge (latest versions). Our learning platform works best on updated browsers.

Video Conferencing

Zoom or Microsoft Teams with working camera and microphone for live sessions.

PDF Reader

Adobe Acrobat Reader or any modern PDF viewer for course materials and reports.

Windows & Mac

Full compatibility with all course tools and software packages.

Linux

Works well with open-source alternatives. Some proprietary tools may need workarounds.

Not Sure About Your Setup?

If you're uncertain whether your computer meets these specs, reach out to us. We can help you figure it out or suggest affordable upgrades. Our autumn 2025 cohort starts in September, so you've got time to sort things out.

Student reviewing financial analysis software on laptop

Most laptops from 2020 onward handle our coursework without issues

Financial dashboard displaying liquidity metrics on modern monitor

Clear display resolution makes analyzing financial statements much easier

Business professional using spreadsheet software for solvency analysis

Spreadsheet proficiency is something we build throughout the program

Technical Support Team

Henrik Larsen

Technical Coordinator

Marta Kowalski

Systems Specialist

Ingrid Petersen

Software Advisor

Ready to Get Started?

Our next learning program begins in September 2025. Check out the full curriculum and enrollment details on our learning program page.

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