ECON 122 : Mathematics for Economists

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Reviews fundamental mathematical methods used in static and dynamic economic analysis, including matrix algebra, partial/total differentiation, nature of exponential and logarithmic functions, concavity and convexity, methods of static optimization (with constraints), integral calculus, linear and nonlinear differential/difference equations, phase diagrams, and stability analysis.

Prerequisites/Permissions

MATH 005 and MATH 006 or Higher with Minimum grade C

Essential Learning Outcomes

ELO #3: Knowledge of the Physical and Natural World

ELO #4: Intellectual and Practical Skills

ELO #6: Leadership and Applied Learning

Attributes

COAS-Quantitative Reasoning Course/Quantitative Skills Requirement

COAS-Critical Thinking Course

Overview

Program

Economics