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Mathematical Tools
These educational goals apply to the following courses:
- ECON 331: Introduction to Mathematical Economics
- ECON 431: Intermediate Mathematical Economics
*Note: I = skill to be introduced in the course; D = skill to be further developed
Analyze and Interpret economic models
- Solve and interpret standard models of consumer behavior (I/D)
- Solve and interpret standard models of producer behavior (I/D)
- Apply mathematical tools to develop and analyze economic models (I/D)
Critically assess economic arguments, assumptions, and evidence
- Compare and critically evaluate economic arguments (I/D)
Mathematical Tools Electives Educational Goals.pdfEducational Goals for Mathematical Tools Electives