Minor in Economics (ECONOMIC)
Administered by Department of Economics
Effective Spring 2016
The minor provides a basic competence in economics for non-economics majors and constitutes 18 semester hours. Courses required for a minor in economics are:
Core courses in Economics (12 credits)
ECONOMIC.121 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECONOMIC.122 Principles of Microeconomics
ECONOMIC.221 Macroeconomic Theory
ECONOMIC.222 Micro and Managerial Economics
Electives in Economics (6 credits)
General Economics Theory
ECONOMIC.313 Labor Economics
ECONOMIC.315 Business and Government
ECONOMIC.316 Urban Economics
ECONOMIC.326 Public Finance Economics
ECONOMIC.327 Money and Banking
ECONOMIC.329 Environmental Economics
ECONOMIC.333 International Economics
Statistical Analysis
ECONOMIC.256 Business and Economic Statistics I
ECONOMIC.356 Business and Economic Statistics II
ECONOMIC.456 Introduction to Econometrics
Economic History and Systems
ECONOMIC.322 Contrasting Economics
ECONOMIC.323 History of Economic Thought
ECONOMIC.324 Economic History of the Western World
ECONOMIC.334 Economic Growth in Underdeveloped Areas
ECONOMIC.460 Advanced Political Economy
Or
ECONOMIC.480 *Special Topics in Economics
*Only ONE ECONOMIC.480 may be used towards the requirements of the Minor.