Students must have completed ECON 20100/20110. Visiting students should have knowledge of Constrained optimization using Lagrangian method, Microeconomic analysis with consumer theory, firm theory, and general equilibrium concepts.
The prerequisite is ECON 20000 or ECON 20010. Students must have knowledge of multivariate calculus, optimization, and consumer theory.
Prerequisites: MATH 13300 (with prior completion of or at least concurrent with MATH 15250), MATH 15250 or 16300 (one year of College Calculus).
Students must have taken multivariate calculus and an introductory level course in microeconomics to succeed in this course.
Students must have completed pre-calculus to be successful in this course. Students should have a strong interest in using math to determine economics patterns.
Students must have completed ECON 20200/20210 or taken intermediate macroeconomics with calculus and have a basic understanding of econometrics.
Lectures will be recorded and asynchronously delivered. Students will be expected to watch each lecture prior to the evening discussion session. There will also be a meeting on Monday, June 10 from 7:00-8:00 pm CST to discuss the course.
Students should have experience with probability theory, sampling theory, estimation, hypothesis testing, and linear algebra.
UChicago students should have completed ECON 20100/20110; ECON 21010, or STAT 23400/24400/24410 and MATH 19620 (or MATH 20000 or STAT 24300 or MATH 20250).
This course is open to all undergraduates and is included in the Summer Institute in Social Research Methods.
Students must have taken Econ 10000/20000/20010. Visiting students should have completed multivariate calculus and an intermediate level course in microeconomics to succeed in this course.
Students may attend the course in-person or remotely.