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This specialization is for students who seek careers involving research in economics and business, including forecasting.
Required Courses |
Credits |
| Pre-Admission Requirements |
20 |
| ACCT 251, Accounting I |
5 |
| ECON 324, Introduction to Econometrics |
5 |
| ECON 325, Introduction to Forecasting |
5 |
| ECON 352, Managerial Economics |
5 |
| ECON 401, Intermediate Microeconomic Analysis |
5 |
| ECON 402, Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis |
5 |
| ECON 426, Economic Research |
5 |
| ECON 406, Economics Assessment |
3 |
| FIN 370, Introductory Financial Management |
5 |
| MGT 382, Principles of Management* |
5 |
| MIS 386, Management Information Systems |
5 |
| MKT 362, Essential Marketing Concepts* |
5 |
| OSC 323, Operations Management |
5 |
| OSC 435, Advanced Operations Management |
5 |
| Select ONE of the following:
ADMG 385, Business Communications and Report Writing (5) COM 345,
Business and Professional Speaking (4) ENG 310, Technical Writing
(4) |
4-5 |
Total |
92-93 |
* PLEASE NOTE: The University catalog indicates MGT 380 & MKT 360 as the requirement, however the CB changed these courses for business majors to the ones indicated. Substitutions will be given...please check with the Economics department.
This specialization is recommended for students desiring the traditional
Economics major.
Highly recommended courses: MATH 172, MATH 173, and FIN
370.
Required Courses |
Credits |
| Pre-Admission Requirements |
20 |
| ECON 401, Intermediate Microeconomic Analysis |
5 |
ECON 402, Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis |
5 |
| ECON 310, International Economics |
5 |
| ECON 324, Introduction to Econometrics |
5 |
| ECON 330, Money and Banking |
5 |
| ECON 332, Public Finance |
5 |
ECON 426, Economic Research |
5 |
| ECON 406, Economics Assessment |
3 |
| MIS 386, Management Information Systems |
5 |
| Select ONE of the following:
ADMG 385, Business Communications and Report Writing (5) COM 345,
Business and Professional Speaking (4) ENG 310, Technical Writing
(4) |
4-5 |
| Electives
selected from the following: Any 300-400 level economics courses.
One accounting course (5). |
10 |
Total |
77-78 |
This specialization is for students with an interest in both public and
private sector employment and preparation for law school. Highly recommended
supporting courses: MATH 170 or MATH 172. The Managerial Economics specialization
can be used as part of a double major. See your advisor for details.
Required Courses |
Credits |
| Pre-Admission Requirements |
20 |
| ACCT 251, Accounting I |
5 |
| ACCT 252 Accounting II |
5 |
| ECON 352, Managerial Economics |
5 |
| ECON 401, Intermediate Microeconomic Analysis |
5 |
ECON 402, Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis |
5 |
| ECON 406, Economics Assessment |
3 |
| FIN 370, Introductory Financial Management |
5 |
| Select ONE of the following:
ADMG 385, Business Communications and Report Writing (5) COM 345,
Business and Professional Speaking (4) ENG 310, Technical Writing
(4) |
4-5 |
| Electives
selected from the following: Any 300-400 level economics courses
(except ECON 396, ECON 490, ECON 496) (15 credits), 300-400 level
accounting, business administration and economics courses (5 credits) |
20 |
Total |
77-78 |
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