Practical as well as theoretical applications will be discussed. Major components of the course consist of basic economic vocabulary and background in a free enterprise economy, the theory of supply and demand, the theory of the firm, and an introduction to investing which includes the stock market and retirement savings options. A book report and an analysis of a corporate annual report are two projects that will be completed during the semester as well as oral reports on economic issues. The course does NOT meet the requirement for consumer education. This course is designed as a basic introductory course in psychology.
Attention is focused upon all aspects of the human organism.
Topics include psychological methods and research, human growth and development, understanding human behavior, learning and thinking, personality development and typing, conflicts and adjustments, and social behavior. Guest speakers, films, and a field trip enhance the coursework. This page was last updated January 18, 2000.