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COURSE CATALOGUE
ECONOMICS & MATHEMATICS
Economics and Mathematics
4A Lehman Hall
854-345
REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MAJOR
A major in Economics and Mathematics must complete the following 14 courses or their equivalents:
Economics: (7 courses)
| ECON BC 3018 | Econometrics |
| ECON BC 3033 | Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory |
| ECON BC 3035 | Intermediate Microeconomic Theory |
| ECON BC 3041 | Theoretical Foundations of Political Economy |
| ECON BC 3062 | Senior Thesis (two semesters of the Senior Thesis are optional) or
a Senior Seminar in Economics or Mathematics (ECON BC 3063, MATH V 3951, MATH V 3952 or an equivalent approved by the Chairs of the Mathematics and Economic majors) |
Two economics electives with an intermediate micro- or macroeconomic theory
course as prerequisite.
Mathematics:
(7 courses)
| MATH V 1102, 1201 | Calculus II, III |
| MATH V 2010 | Linear Algebra |
| MATH V 2500 | Analysis and Optimization or |
| MATH W 4061 | Introduction to Modern Analysis |
| SIEO W 3600 | Introduction to Probability and Statistics |
Two electives at or above the 2000 level, one of which can be MATH V 3951 or MATH V 3952, the undergraduate seminar in mathematics. MATH E 1210 is also an approved elective.
Students must obtain approval from each department representative before selecting electives. In exceptional cases, these may be from related fields; other courses can be taken with prior approval.
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