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B.A. Degree in Mathematics and Economics
Effective Winter 1998
This major is considered to be excellent preparation for graduate study in Economics, as well as for professonial degree programs such as an M.B.A. or other managerial studies. Several graduate programs in Economics require more mathematics background than is currently expected of Economics majors. For this reason, the Economics Department considers this to be a useful major.
Lower Division Requirements
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Math 20A-B |
Calculus for Science and Engineering |
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Math 20C |
Calculus and Analytical Geometry |
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Math 20D |
Introduction to Differential Equations |
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Math 20F |
Linear Algebra |
| 2. |
Econ 1 and 3 |
Intro to Economics |
Upper Division Requirements
| 1. |
Math 109 |
Mathematical Reasoning |
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One of the following: |
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Math 102 |
Applied Linear Algebra |
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Math 170A |
Numerical Linear Algebra |
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Math 100A-B |
Modern Algebra |
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One of the following: |
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Math 140A |
Foundations of Analysis |
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Math 142A |
Advanced Calculus |
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At least one of the following: |
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Math 130A |
Ordinary Differential Equations |
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Math 140B |
Foundations of Analysis |
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Math 142B |
Advanced Calculus |
| 5. |
Econ 100A-B-C |
Microeconomics |
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One of the following sequences: |
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Econ 120A-B-C |
Econometrics |
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or |
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Math 180A and Econ 120B-C |
Introduction to Probability; Econometrics |
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or |
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Math 180A, Math 181A, and Econ 120C |
Introduction to Probability; Introduction to Mathematical Statistics; Econometrics |
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Note: There is a duplication of credit between Math 180A and Econ 120A, and between Math 181A and Econ 120B. |
| 7. |
One of the following two-course sequences: |
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Econ 110A-B |
Macroeconomics |
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Math 171A-B |
Mathematical Programming-Numerical Optimization |
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or any two of the following: |
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Econ 171 |
Decisions Under Uncertainty |
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Econ 172A-B-C |
Introduction to Operations Research |
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A total of fifteen four-unit upper division courses in Mathematics and Economics, with a minimum of seven courses in each department. Courses listed in 1-7 above are included in the fifteen total courses. |
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