B.S. IN MATHEMATICS AND ECONOMICS
66 credits (Effective for students entering Fall 2013)
Gateway Requirements
______ ECON-100 Macroeconomics
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ECON-200 Microeconomics
MATH-221 Calculus I
STAT-203 Basic Stat w/ Calculus or STAT-202 Basic Statistics (latter with dept. permission)
CSC-280 Introduction to Computer Science
Core Requirements
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ECON-400 Intermediate Microeconomics with Calculus
ECON-401 Intermediate Macroeconomics with Calculus
ECON-322 Introduction to Econometrics
One of the following: ECON-480 Senior Research Seminar OR ECON-424 Econometrics II
_______ MATH-222 Calculus II
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MATH-310 Linear Algebra (pre-req MATH-222 or concurrently)
MATH-313 Calculus III (pre-req MATH-222)
MATH-501 Probability (pre-req MATH-313)
MATH-503 Foundations of Mathematics (pre-req MATH-222)
STAT-502 Introduction to Mathematical Statistics (pre-req MATH-501)
Math Electives Choose two of the following: 1. _____________
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ECON-345/MATH-345 Introduction to Game Theory
MATH-321 Differential Equations
MATH-500 Advanced Calculus of Several Variables
MATH-520 Introduction to Analysis
STAT-525 Statistical Software
STAT-584 Stochastic Processes
(choice of 300- or 500-level courses)
List the number/name of the electives you have taken or plan to take. Also note the semester.
Economics Electives
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Notes and Limits on Electives:
ECON-370 may not be taken for credit towards this major.
Up to two electives may be fulfilled by the Washington Economic Policy Semester courses or from study abroad
programs.
Up to 3 credit hours of independent reading and independent study courses and internships may be counted as
electives.
(08/13)