Required for the Economics Major
1. Economics 100 or 120
2. Mathematics 140 or both Mathematics 120
and 130; Mathematics 207
3. Intermediate Theory
a. Economics 300
b. Economics 320
c. Economics 380
(Majors must take all three courses prior to completion
of the junior
year. The department must approve any exception.)
4.
Five
additional six-unit courses numbered 200 or higher, three of which must be
numbered 400-699
(Only one tutorial or independent study may
count as one of these five courses.)
5.
The grade-point average for the
major will be computed from economics courses and from required
mathematics courses. A C
average is required.
Required for the Interdisciplinary Mathematics-Economics
Major
The mathematics component of the major is:
1. Mathematics 140, 150, 160, 207, 300, and 310
2. Either
Mathematics 435 or 445 and 6 units in a mathematics course numbered 400
or above, with 435, 440, 445, or 560 recommended
The economics component of the major is:
1. Economics 100
or 120
2. Economics 300, 320, and 380 (Majors must take all three courses prior to completion of the junior year. The department must approve any exception.)
3. Any three six-unit
courses numbered between 400 and 580 with Economics 500 and 520
recommended
The interdisciplinary component of the major is:
1. Completion of an independent study project that has been approved
by both departments.
2. A major must have an advisor in each
department.
Required for the Economics Minor
1. Economics 100 or Economics 300 (both microeconomics)
2. Economics 120 or
Economics 320 (both macroeconomics)
3. Five additional six-unit courses, at least
four of which must be economics courses numbered 200 or above and one that could
be a mathematics course. (Only one tutorial or independent study may count as
one of these five courses.)
4. C average in the minor