Department:
Course Plan to Complete a:
Economics
B.A. in Economics
Year 1
Fall
Prefix
EC
Math
Course # Course Name (catalogue)
011
Principles of Macroeconomics
019
Fundamentals of Calculus I
TAP seminar*
Distribution
Distribution
Credits Prefix
3
EC
3
3
3-­‐4
3
15-­‐1 6
Spring
Course #
Course Name (catalogue)
012
Principles of Microeconomics
D2 -­‐ Diversity (Non-­‐European Cultures Course)
Distribution
Distribution
Credits
3
3
3
3-­‐4
12-­‐1 3
Year 2
Fall
Prefix
EC
EC
Course # Course Name (catalogue)
170
Economic Methods
143
International Economics: Trade
Distribution
Distribution
Elective
Credits Prefix
3
EC
3
4
3
3
Spring
Course #
Course Name (catalogue)
172
Microeconomic Theory
Distribution
Minor
Elective
Elective
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
15-­‐1 6
15
Year 3
Fall
Prefix
EC
EC
Course # Course Name (catalogue)
171
Macroeconomic Theory
133
Economics of Environmental Policy
Distribution
Minor
Elective
Credits Prefix
3
EC
3
3
3
3
Spring
Course #
Course Name (catalogue)
120
Money & Banking
D1 Diversity
Minor
Elective
Elective
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
15
15
Year 4
Fall
Prefix
Course # Course Name (catalogue)
EC
EC 200
220
Econometrics & Applications
Sem B: Macroeconomics & Finance
Minor
Minor
Elective
Credits Prefix
3
3
3
3
3
EC Spring
Course #
Course Name (catalogue)
Sem D: International & Development 240
Economics
Minor
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
15
Notes:
EC 1 1, EC 1 2, EC 1 70, EC 1 71, EC 1 72 and EC 2 00 are offered every semester. EC 1 2 i s usually taken after EC 1 1. EC 4 0 or a TAP c lass i n Economics may be substituted for one of the 1 00-­‐l evel field c ourses. 100-­‐l evel field c ourses c an be taken at any point following EC 1 1 and EC 1 2; thus i n Years 2 , 3 or 4 of this plan. Any c ombination of 1 00-­‐l evel field c ourses may be taken i n any order; this plan shows one example. EC 1 70, EC 1 71, and EC 1 72 c an be taken at any point following EC 1 1, EC 1 2 and Math 1 9; thus beginning i n Year 2 of this plan. The theory and methods c ourses may be taken i n any order; this plan shows one example. 200-­‐l evel c ourses may be taken at at any point following EC 1 70, 1 71 and EC 1 72; thus i n Year 3 (Spring semester) or Year 4 of this plan. Any c ombination of 2 00-­‐l evel c ourses may be taken i n any order; this plan shows one example.
Distribution Requirements: B.A. degrees in the College of A rts and Sciences require c ompletion of 7 distribution c ategories:
Fine Arts: o ne 3 -­‐c redit c ourse i n a fine a rts d iscipline
Foreign L anguage: two 3 -­‐c redit c ourses i n the same foreign l anguage
Humanities: two 3 -­‐c redit c ourses i n a h umanities d iscipline
Natural Sciences: two c ourses from specific d epartments; o ne c ourse must i nclude a l ab
Literature: One 3 -­‐c redit c ourse i n l iterature
Mathematical Sciences: One math c ourse n umber 1 7 o r h igher, o r Statistics 5 1 o r h igher, o r Computer Science 0 08 o r h igher, o r Philosophy 1 3.
Social Sciences: Two 3 -­‐c redit c ourses i n social science d isciplines
General Requirements:
One Diversity Category 1 c ourse – minimum 3 c redits
One Diversity Category 2 c ourse from l ist o f D2 Non-­‐European Cultures c ourses One Writing a nd Information L iteracy c ourse– minimum 3 c redits
>>A TAP c ourse will satisfy UVM's Writing and Information L iteracy requirement and might also c ount toward a distribution.
>>>Diversity c ourses might also c ount toward a distribution.
3
3
3
3
3
15