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Economics, Economic Development Concentration, BS

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Program Learning Outcomes

Please see the Economics, BS .

Major Requirements (48 units)

Required Courses

Required Prerequisite (4 units)

Foundation Courses (24 units)

Capstone (4 units)

Choose either ECON 425 or ECON 427.

Economic Development Concentration

Degree Planner

First-Year

Fall	Units
MATH 101 - Elementary Statistics	4
Core E: ECON 111 - Principles of Microeconomics	4
Core	4
Core	4
Total Semester Units	16
Spring	Units
Core E: ECON 112 - Principles of Macroeconomics	4
ECON 120 - Economic Methods or MATH 109 - Calculus & Analytic Geom I (Prerequisite MATH 108 - Precalculus )	4
Core	4
Core	4
Total Semester Units	16

Sophomore Year

Fall	Units
ECON 311 - Intermediate Microeconomics	4
ECON 320 - Econometrics	4
Core/Language - Course 1	4
Core/Language - Course 2	4
Total Semester Units	16
Spring	Units
ECON 312 - Intermediate Macroeconomics	4
ECON Elective (Upper Division)	4
Core/Language - Course 3/Minor	4
Core/Language/Minor	4
Total Semester Units	16

Junior Year

Fall	Units
ECON 372 - Development Economics	4
ECON Elective (Upper Division)	4
Core/Language/Minor	4
Core/Language/Minor	4
Total Semester Units	16
Spring	Units
ECON 473 - Development Microeconomics or ECON 476 - Nat Resource Econ & Dev Policy	2
ECON Elective	4
ECON Elective	2
Core/Language/Minor	4
Core/Language/Minor	4
Total Semester Units	16

Senior Year

Fall	Units
Core/Language/Minor/General Elective (if needed)	4
Core/Language/Minor/General Elective if needed)	4
Core/Language/Minor/General Elective (if needed)	4
Core/Language/Minor/General Elective (if needed)	4
Total Semester Units	16
Spring	Units
ECON 427 - Applied Econometrics Capstone	4
Core/Language/Minor/General Elective (if needed)	4
Core/Language/Minor/General Elective (if needed)	4
Core/Language/Minor/General Elective (if needed)	4
Total Semester Units	16

*This information is subject to change, the degree planner is a sample, and students should consult with the department for any updated information.