Graduate Level Courses
Economics
ECON703: Price and Distribution Theory
2 hr. plus conference; 3 credits
One-semester course in microeconomic theory.
ECON705: Mathematical Economics
3 credits
An introduction to applications of mathematics to economic theory and problems. Illustrations are drawn from linear programming, theory of games, and difference equations.
Prerequisites: A one-semester course in differential calculus and a course in price theory; and either graduate matriculation or permission of the Chair
ECON711: Money and Capital Markets
2 hr. plus conference; 3 credits
Examination of the sources and uses of funds in financial markets; market structure of interest rates; flow-of-funds analysis.
ECON715: Corporate Finance
2 hr. plus conference; 3 credits
The theory of investor and firm behavior in financial markets under uncertainty. Among the topics discussed are portfolio theory, the capital asset pricing model, arbitrage pricing theory, asset valuation theory, and optimum firm decision-making rules with regard to capital budgeting, capital structure, and dividend policy.
Prerequisites: Economics 241 or equivalent
ECON721: Econometrics
2 hr. plus conference; 3 credits
Analysis of the classic single equation regression models (simple and multiple), simultaneous equation models, and special problems associated with time series and qualitative data.
Prerequisites: One semester of calculus and Economics 249 or equivalent
ECON726: Introduction to Operations Research
credits
ECON750: Industrial Organization and Control
3 credits
Structure of the American economy; governmental policies aiming at the preservation of competition in industrial markets and regulation of trade practices.
ECON770: Urban Economics: Tools, Methodology, and Applications
3 credits
Introduces students to major subject areas, theories, and research tools of urban and regional economics and their applications.
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