Mathematics and Economics Option

The motivation for the program is to equip students with the necessary analytical skill to pursue a graduate degree in either Mathematics or Economics. The combination of Mathematics in their Economics courses and the rigorous techniques from Mathematics will aid students in their problem-solving skills.

Lower-Level (1000-2000 level) Requirements: 

• One of CMPE 1093, CS 1003, CS 1063, CS 1073 or CS 2704
• ECON 1013, ECON 1023, ECON 2013, ECON 2023 
• MATH 1003, MATH 1013, MATH 1503, MATH 2203, MATH 2513, MATH 2523 (see note 6) 
• STAT 1793, STAT 2793 

At least 18ch in lecture courses and at least 8ch in laboratory courses chosen from:

• BIOL 1017 (2ch lab), BIOL 1105 (3ch lecture), BIOL 1205 (3ch lecture), 
• CHEM 1041 (3ch lecture), CHEM 1046 (2ch lab), CHEM 1072 (3ch lecture), CHEM 1077 (2ch lab)  (Note: CHEM 1872 (3ch lecture) and CHEM 1877 (2ch lab) can be used to replace CHEM 1072 (3ch lecture), CHEM 1077 (2ch lab) 

• GEOL 1044 (3ch lecture, 2ch lab), GEOL 1074 (3ch lecture, 2ch lab)  
• PHYS 1011 (3ch lecture), PHYS 1012 (3ch lecture), PHYS 1021 (2ch lab), PHYS 1022 (2ch lab) (Note: APSC 1011 (4ch lecture) and APSC 1015 (1ch lab) and APSC 1021 (4 ch lecture) and APSC 1025 (1ch lab) can be used to replace the full PHYS sequence (10ch).) 
• An additional 9ch of approved electives at any level. 

Upper-Level (3000-4000 level) Requirements: 

• ECON 3013, ECON 3023 
• An additional 21ch of Economics courses or approved substitutes from disciplines other than Economics (a maximum of 9ch of substitutes are permitted; please refer to the list of substitute options in Section X of the Bachelor of Business Administration section of the Academic Calendar). ECON 3665 is highly recommended. 
• MATH 3303 (or approved substitute), MATH 3713 (see Note 6) 
• Three chosen from: MATH 3073, MATH 3243, MATH 3503, MATH 3733, MATH 3753 (see note 6) 
• STAT 3793,  STAT 4793 (see Note 6) 
• Two chosen from: STAT 3703, STAT 4043, STAT 4203, STAT 4243, STAT 4703 (see Note 6) 

Note:

1.     Students are strongly advised to take the required courses ECON 1013 and ECON 1023 in their first year.
2.     MATH 1853 and MATH 2633 cannot be taken for credit in this program.
3.     Students who are interested in pursuing graduate work in Mathematics must take MATH 3733.
4.     Credit will not be given for both ECON 4645 and STAT 4703.
5.      It is recommended that students take at least 6ch in PHYS courses.
6.     Certain courses listed above are offered occaisionally or in alternating years. Please consult the Course Catelogue for details.