Math 210 or Math 310 and CIS 101 Practical applications of statistical tools and techniques to business problems. Emphasis is placed on research design, interpretation of results and the implications of those results on business decision-making. National income accounts and the level of national income and employment as related to the theory of aggregate demand and supply, price levels and growth. ECON 220 Consumer-demand theory, pricing and output decisions made by firms in different market contexts, and use of prices to allocate scarce resources. An overview of the terms, tools, and techniques necessary for conducting business on a global basis.
Emphasis is placed on recent world events as they impact international business.
Graduate standing to enroll in ECON 620 Solutions to the management problems of decision-making, information transfer and motivation under economic systems in the United States, Russia, Japan, China and other countries. Senior standing or permission of the instructor. Actual full-time experience within an organization where the student has the chance to apply previously learned skills and concepts. Students are directed by a College supervisor and are expected to prepare a self evaluation of this experience. Graduate standing to enroll in ECON 651.