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ECONOMICS 200
PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS I
Credit hours: 5
GEC categories: SOCIAL SCIENCES
Prerequisites: NONE
SUMMER 2009 QUARTER SCHEDULE
Text Books:
| Title | Author(s) | Publisher | ISBN |
| foundations of MICROECONOMICS,Fourth Edition | BADE & PARKIn | PEARSON/Addison Wesley | |
| STUDY GUIDE for the text |
Example Syllabus:
Website: NONE
Course Objectives: THE GOALS OF THIS COURSE ARE TWOFOLD: LEARN THE PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS APPLY THESE CONCEPTS TO HYPOTHETICAL OR REAL LIFE SITUATIONS. THIS COURSE ALSO PREPARES YOU FOR 500 LEVEL COURSES.
Course Content: INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMIC THEOY DEMAND AND SUPPLY VARIOUS TYPES OF MARKETS DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME TEXT:PLEASE CHECK WITH THE MANSFIELD CAMPUS BOOKSTORE for ISBN.
Method of Presentation: LECTURE AND RECITATION ABOUT 75%OF THE TIME IS ALLOCATED FOR LECTURES AND ABOUT 25% IS ALLOCATED FOR CLASS EXERCISES,DISCUSSION AND RECITATION. LECTURE 2:00- 3:45 RECITATION 3:55-4:30
Method of Evaluation: THERE WILL BE ONE MIDTERM AND A FINAL TEST ONE OF THESE TESTS CAN BE SUBSTITUTED FOR AN APPROVED RESEARCH PROJECT. BONUS POINTS MAY BE AWARDED FOR ATTANDANCE,CLASS PARTICIPATION AND CLUB ACTIVITIES.
