Guide to Undergraduate Programs

The Courses

(All courses carry 3 credits unless otherwise noted.  IE = Integrative Experience)

102 Introduction to Resource Economics (SB) (both sem) (4 credits)

112 Computing: Foundations to Frontiers (both sem)

121 Hunger in a Global Economy (SBG) (both sem) (4 credits)

162 The Consumer in Our Society (1st sem; 2nd sem in even numbered years) (4 credits)

202 Price Theory (both sem) (4 credits)

212 Introductory Statistics for the Social Sciences (R2) (both sem) (4 credits)

213 Intermediate Statistics for Business and Economics (both sem)

262 Environmental Economics (SB) (2nd sem) (4 credits)

263 Natural Resource Economics (SB) (1st sem) (4 credits)

303 Writing in Resource Economics (both sem)

312 Introductory Econometrics (2nd sem)

313 Quantitative Methods in Applied Economics (both sem)

314 Financial Analysis for Consumers and Firms (1st sem)

324 Small Business Finance (2nd sem)

362 Consumer Protection and Legislation (2nd sem, odd years)

394LI Life is Full of Choices (Integrated Experience) (both sem) (1 credit)

397A Economics of Contemporary Information Technology (2nd sem)

428 Managerial Economics (both sem) (Capstone)

452 Industrial Organization (both sem) (IE)

453 Public Policy in Private Markets (both sem) (IE)

460 Family in Economic Systems (2nd sem, odd years) (IE and Capstone)

462 Experimental Economics (2nd sem)

470 Family Economic Policy: Issues and Implications (2nd sem, even years) (IE and Capstone)

471 Benefit-Cost Analysis of Natural Resource Programs (2nd sem) (IE and Capstone)

472 Advanced Topics in Resource and Environmental Economics (1st sem) (IE and Capstone)

499C (1st sem) and 499D (2nd sem) Honors Thesis Seminar: Sustainability in Today's Economy