Economics Courses

Undergraduate

ECON 255 Principles of Economics I

  • Format: Print
  • Credit Hours: 3
  • Open Enrollment
  • Tuition: $495

Detailed macro/micro approach to the workings of the market system with actual applications to problems of energy, unemployment, inflation, pollution, poverty, health, discrimination, and other important issues. This is the first semester Macro economics course.

ECON 255 Principles of Economics I

  • Format: Online
  • Credit Hours: 3
  • Open Enrollment
  • Tuition: $597

Detailed macro/micro approach to the workings of the market system with actual applications to problems of energy, unemployment, inflation, pollution, poverty, health, discrimination, and other important issues. This is the first semester Macro economics course.

ECON 256 Principles of Economics II

  • Format: Print
  • Credit Hours: 3
  • Open Enrollment
  • Tuition: $495
  • Fees:

Continuation of ECON 255. Detailed macro/micro approach to the workings of the market system with actual applications to problems of energy, unemployment, inflation, pollution, poverty, health, discrimination, and other important issues. This is the second semester Micro economics course.

ECON 256 Principles of Economics II

  • Format: Online
  • Credit Hours: 3
  • Open Enrollment
  • Tuition: $597

Detailed macro/micro approach to the workings of the market system with actual applications to problems of energy, unemployment, inflation, pollution, poverty, health, discrimination, and other important issues. This is the second semester Micro economics course.

ECON 425 Economic Policy

  • Format: Print
  • Credit Hours: 3
  • Open Enrollment
  • Tuition: $495

This course in economic policy is the study of the structure and function of the U.S. economic system and the use of monetary, fiscal, and other policies to stabilize the economy. Emphasis is placed on studying macroeconomic issues from a political economy perspective, i.e., how policies are derived from the complex interplay of political, social, and economic forces.

ECON 433 Managerial Economics

  • Format: Print
  • Credit Hours: 3
  • Open Enrollment
  • Tuition: $495

Application and integration of microeconomic and macroeconomic theory and tools of decision science to managerial decision-making. Particular emphasis is placed on estimating demand and cost functions as well as the effects of time and uncertainty.