2020-2021 Undergraduate Catalog

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Major in Mathematical Economics (BS)

CIP Code

45.0603

52-55 credits

Required Courses

ECON 201Elementary Microeconomics

3
ECON 202Elementary Macroeconomics

3
ECON 301Intermediate Microeconomics

3
ECON 302Intermediate Macroeconomics

3
ECON 221Business Statistics

3
or
MATH 221Probability and Statistics

3
or
MATH 321Mathematical Statistics

4
MATH 165Calculus 1

4
MATH 166Calculus 2

4
MATH 215Discrete Systems

4
MATH 217Linear Algebra

4
MATH 259Introduction to Actuarial Software

3

9 credits from

ECON from 300- and 400-level must include

ECON 421Mathematical Economics

3
or
ECON 424Introduction to Econometrics

3
Total Credit Hours:9

6-7 credits from

MATH 267Calculus 3

4
MATH 320Probability

4
MATH 335Mathematical Models

3
MATH 351Mathematics of Finance

3
MATH 462Numerical Analysis 1

3
MATH 374Differential Equations

3
MATH 422Theory of Sampling and Surveys

3
MATH 428Regression and Time Series Models

3
MATH 429Analysis of Variance in Experimental Design Models

3
MATH 454Statistics for Risk Modeling

4
MATH 456Introduction to Operations Research

3
MATH 457Short-Term Actuarial Mathematics 1

4
MATH 465Topics in Computational Mathematics

1 TO 6
MATH 470Intermediate Analysis

3
MATH 471Real Analysis 1

3
Total Credit Hours:6-7

3-4 credits from

MATH 267Calculus 3

4
MATH 320Probability

4
MATH 321Mathematical Statistics

4
MATH 335Mathematical Models

3
MATH 351Mathematics of Finance

3
MATH 462Numerical Analysis 1

3
MATH 374Differential Equations

3
MATH 422Theory of Sampling and Surveys

3
MATH 428Regression and Time Series Models

3
MATH 429Analysis of Variance in Experimental Design Models

3
MATH 454Statistics for Risk Modeling

4
MATH 457Short-Term Actuarial Mathematics 1

4
MATH 465Topics in Computational Mathematics

1 TO 6
MATH 470Intermediate Analysis

3
MATH 471Real Analysis 1

3
Total Credit Hours:3-4

Total Credit Hours: 52-55

MATH 161 Applied Calculus 1 (3) and 162 Applied Calculus 2 (3) may substitute for MATH 165 and 166 along with another 2 credits of MATH from the approved electives to complete the 52-credit total requirement. All mathematical economics majors will be required to take the Major Field Test in Economics before graduation.