EC 400. Mathematical Economics and Econometric Analysis (3)

The first half of this course will apply linear algebra and multivariable calculus in selected economic and finance topics designed to prepare students for graduate work in economics and finance. The second half of this course will introduce theories in econometrics and apply these theories through data analysis. Topics will include multiple regressions, asymptotics, interference, hetereoskedasticity, binary variables, and treatment of data with additional issues. Students are expected to become competent in programming and data analysis. Prerequisites: "C" or higher in EC 201 , "C" or higher in EC 202 , "C" or higher in BQ 271 , and "C" or higher in MH 121 or MH 266 .