This course provides a broad range of modern economic theories, concepts, and analytic techniques. It focuses on the basic analytical framework used by modern economists, and how resources are allocated in different kinds of economies. It is a study of the principles of exchange and production, contrasting microeconomics and macroeconomics, demand and supply, gross domestic product (GDP), income distribution, money…
This is an introductory course in numerical analysis. It gives insight into the theory and application of numerical algorithms to solving a variety of mathematical problems. Topics include computer arithmetic, the solution to a system of equations, number systems and errors, an approximation of functions, polynomials and interpolation, numerical integration, differentiation, numerical solution of initial value problems, matrix computations, etc.…
Designed for students with no prior knowledge in statistics, this course can be used as a mathematics elective for students who are not mathematics, engineering, or science majors. It also teaches the practical ability to use statistical software to properly analyze data, facilitate the understanding of important statistical ideas, and interpret relevant inferential and descriptive methods. Once the course is…
