CRN# Dept Crse Sec Hrs Course Name Day Start End
 
January 14 - May 10
30162 ECON 2023 M01 3 Survey of Economic Issues TR 09:30am  10:45
    Enrollment: 22 Location: TURNER 215 Inst: Trudy Morlino
  A study of national and international economic issues such as market and command economic systems, agriculture subsidies, health care issues, green GDP and environmental pollution, social security, poverty, the state of national economy, unemployment, inflation, budget deficit and national debt, the financial market, economics of higher education, feminist economic issues, regional economic integration, protectionism versus free trade, world poverty, the developing country international debt, the role of international institutions such as WTO, IMF and the World Bank. Note: Students who have taken ECON 2043 or ECON 2033 may not take this course for credit. Prerequisite: Mathematics course meeting/exceeding general education requirements.
 
30163 ECON 2033 M01 3 Microeconomics MWF 09:30am  10:20
    Enrollment: 33 Location: TURNER 215 Inst: Trudy Morlino
  A study of supply, demand, price, seller market power, profit, consumer choice, specialization, efficiency, domestic and international trades, and distribution of income. The role of middlemen, speculators, and the government in economy. Discussion of current economic controversies. Prerequisites: sophomore standing and MATH 1113.
 
30164 ECON 2043 M01 3 Macroeconomics TR 02:00pm  03:15
    Enrollment: 27 Location: TURNER 215 Inst: Mohammad Pourheydarian
  A study of inflation, unemployment, national income, booms and busts, government budget deficit, money, monetary and fiscal policies, specialization, efficiency, and trade, currency exchange, and balance of payment with other nations. Prerequisites: sophomore standing and MATH 1113.
 
30166 ECON 3203 M01 3 Statistics for Business & Econ TR 03:30pm  04:45
    Enrollment: 29 Location: TURNER 215 Inst: Mohammad Pourheydarian
  A review of descriptive statistics. Sampling and sampling distribution, estimation and confidence intervals, hypothesis testing, analysis of variance, regression analysis and correlation, non-parametric methods, and time series and business forecasting are reviewed. Prerequisite: MATH 2203.