Concentration in Economics
BS Degree in Management Science
Concentration in Economics
Students seeking a concentration in economics must satisfy 46 hours of general education requirements, 18 hours of SMSE core courses, 24 hours of other professional level courses, 24 hours of economics, and 8 hours of free electives.
- General Education Requirements (46 hours)
- Management Science Core Requirements (18 hours)
- Math for Management
- Management Science I
- Production & Operations Management
- Managerial Statistics
- Seminar in Management Science
- Management Information Systems
- Other Professional Level Courses: (24 hours)
- Managerial Communications
- Dynamics of Management
- Marketing Management
- Legal Analysis of Management Process
- Principles of Economics II
- Financial Management
- Financial Accounting I
- Financial Accounting II
- Concentration in Economics: (24 hours)
Required Courses (15 credit hours)
- Intermediate Economics I
- Intermediate Economics II
- International Economics
- Managerial Economics
- Money and Banking
Electives (Select any three courses - 9 credit hours)
- Labor Economics
- Comparative Economic Systems
- Mathematical Economics (proposed)
- Health Economics (proposed)
- Economics of African American Community Development (proposed)
- Public Finance (proposed)
- Monetary Economics (proposed)
- Urban Economics (proposed)
- Introduction to Econometrics (proposed)
Free Electives/Internships (8 hours)
Total: 120 hours