School of Economic Development

 

Tentative Long-Term Schedule of Course

The following represents the intended course rotation for classes offered by the School of Economic Development. This long-term schedule is tentative and may be subject to change. Check My.GeorgiaSouthern.edu for updated course offerings.

 

Course  Course Title   FA09 SP10 SS10 FA10 SP11 SS11
ECON 2105 Economics in a Global Society   ECON 2105 ECON 2105 ECON 2105 ECON 2105 ECON 2105 ECON 2105
ECON 2106 Business Economics   ECON 2106 ECON 2106 ECON 2106 ECON 2106 ECON 2106 ECON 2106
ECON 3131 Intermediate Macroeconomics   ECON 3131 ECON 3131   ECON 3131 ECON 3131  
ECON 3132 International Trade   ECON 3132 ECON 3132   ECON 3132 ECON 3132  
ECON 3231 Intermediate Microeconomics   ECON 3231 ECON 3231   ECON 3231 ECON 3231  
ECON 3232 International Monetary Relations     ECON 3232     ECON 3232  
ECON 4331 Money and Banking   ECON 4331 ECON 4334   ECON 4331 ECON 4334  
ECON 4332 Labor Economics   ECON 4332     ECON 4332 ECON 4335  
ECON 4333 Managerial Economics     ECON 4336   ECON 4333    
ECON 4334 Transportation Economics     ECON 4437     ECON 4437  
ECON 4335 Public Finance and Public Policy   ECON / REDV 4131 REDV 3130     ECON / REDV 4131 REDV 3130    
ECON 4336 Industrial Organization and Regulation   ECON / REDV 4431     ECON / REDV 4431    
ECON / REDV 4431 International Economic Development     ECON 6230     ECON 6230  
ECON 4437 Regional and Urban Economics              
ECON 4XXX Law and Economics   ECON 7131 ECON 7132   ECON 7131 ECON 7132  
ECON 4830 Special Problems in Economics   ECON 7231   ECON 7133 ECON 7231   ECON 7133
REDV 3130   Intro to Regional Econ. Development   ECON 7232     ECON 7232    
ECON / REDV 4131 Applied Regional Analysis   ECON 7332 MGNT 7339 ECON 7332   MGNT 7339 ECON 7332
REDV 4432 Rural Economic Development   ECON 7531 ECON 7432   ECON 7431 ECON 7432  
BUSA 7030 Special Topics     ECON 7532   ECON 7531 ECON 7532  
ECON 6230 Foundations of Economics     ECON 7632   ECON 7631 ECON 7632  
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ECON 7131 Microeconomics (Graduate)   FA11 SP12 SS12 FA12 SP13 SS13
ECON 7132 Macroeconomics (Graduate)   ECON 2105 ECON 2105 ECON 2105 ECON 2105 ECON 2105 ECON 2105
ECON 7133 International Economics (Graduate)   ECON 2106 ECON 2106 ECON 2106 ECON 2106 ECON 2106 ECON 2106
ECON 7231 Mathematical Economics (Graduate)   ECON 3131 ECON 3131   ECON 3131 ECON 3131  
ECON 7232 History of Economic Thought (Graduate)   ECON 3132 ECON 3132   ECON 3132 ECON 3132  
ECON 7332 Advanced Econometrics   ECON 3231 ECON 3231   ECON 3231 ECON 3231  
MGNT 7339 Applied Regression     ECON 3232     ECON 3232  
ECON 7431 Regional Economic Development (Concentration)   ECON 4331 ECON 4334     ECON 4334  
ECON 7432 Financing Economic Development (Concentration)   ECON 4332     ECON 4332 ECON 4335  
ECON 7531 Industrial Organization (Graduate)   ECON 4333 ECON 4336   ECON 4333    
ECON 7532 Regulation and Antitrust (Graduate)     ECON 4437     ECON 4437  
ECON 7631 Advanced Financial Economics (Graduate)   ECON / REDV 4131 REDV 3130     ECON / REDV 4131 REDV 3130    
ECON 7632 Financial Economics and Risks (Graduate)   ECON / REDV 4431          
      ECON 6230     ECON 6230  
               
    ECON 7131 ECON 7132   ECON 7131 ECON 7132  
    ECON 7231   ECON 7133 ECON 7231   ECON 7133
    ECON 7232     ECON 7232    
      MGNT 7339 ECON 7332   MGNT 7339 ECON 7332
    ECON 7431 ECON 7432   ECON 7431 ECON 7432  
    ECON 7531 ECON 7532   ECON 7531 ECON 7532  
    ECON 7631 ECON 7632   ECON 7631 ECON 7632  

ECONOMICS

COURSE

TITLE

TAKE NOTE OF THIS

FREQ

ECON 2105

Economic in a Global Society

None

Multiple sections offered each term

ECON 2106

Business Economics

Preq:  A "C" or better in ECON 2105

Multiple sections offered each term

ECON 3131

Intermediate Macroeconomics

Preq:  A "C" or better in both ECON 2105 and ECON 2106

Fall, Spring

ECON 3132

International Trade

Preq:  A "C" or better in both ECON 2105 and ECON 2106

Fall, Spring

ECON 3231

Intermediate Microeconomics

Preq:  A "C" or better in both ECON 2105 and ECON 2106

Fall, Spring

ECON 3232

International Monetary Relations

Preq:  A "C" or better in both ECON 2105 and ECON 2106

Spring

ECON 4331

Money and Banking

Preq:  A "C" or better in both ECON 2105 and ECON 2106

Every other Fall

ECON 4332

Labor Economics

Preq:  A "C" or better in both ECON 2105 and ECON 2106

Every other Fall

ECON 4333

Managerial Economics

Preq:  A "C" or better in the following courses:  ECON 2105, ECON 2106 and MGNT 3130

Every Fall

ECON 4334

Transportation Economics

Preq:  A "C" or better in both ECON 2105 and ECON 2106

Spring

ECON 4335

Public Finance and Public Policy

Preq:  A "C" or better in both ECON 2105 and ECON 2106

Spring

ECON 4336

Industrial Organization and Regulation

Preq:  Junior Standing; a "C" or better in both ECON 2105 and ECON 2106

Every Spring
(NOT 2011)

ECON 4431

International Economic Development

Preq:  A "C" or better in both ECON 2105 and ECON 2106

As needed

ECON 4437

Regional and Urban Economics

Preq:  A "C" or better in ECON 2106

As needed

ECON 4830

Special Problems in Economics

Preq: Junior Standing

As needed

REDV 3130

Intro to Regional Econ. Development

Preq:  A "C" or better in ECON 2105

Spring

REDV 4131

Applied Regional Analysis

Preq:  A "C" or better in both REDV 3130 and BUSA 3132 or comparable courses in quantitative methods

Fall

REDV 4432

Rural Economic Development

Preq:  A "C" or better in the following courses:  ECON 2106, BUSA 3131, REDV 3130 or permission of instructor

As needed

BUSA 7030

Special Topics

Preq:  Cumulative graduate GPA of 3.0 or better, completion of MBA prequisites and permission of Director and instructor

As needed

ECON 6230

Foundations of Economics

Preq:  Graduate standing

Fall, Spring

 

 


 

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