Course Information and Resources:
Last
update: 8/7/09
Fall 2009 - First 8-weeks
Economics 2 - Macroeconomic Principles - FULLY ONLINE SECTION: 1757
Meets online during the first 8-weeks of Fall, Monday
8/31 -Thursday 10/22/09
Syllabus
We will use the following two websites:
Aplia – online text and problem
sets
eCollege = SMCOnline – course testing, grades,
discussion board, and administration
Additional EC 2 information:
- General Information
For Econ 2 – outside of eCollege
Fall 2009 - Second 8-weeks
Economics 1 - Microeconomic Principles - FULLY ONLINE SECTION: 1747
Meets online during the last 8-weeks of Fall, Monday
10/26/20 - Thursday 12/17/09
Syllabus
We will use the following two websites:
Aplia – online text and problem
sets
eCollege = SMCOnline – course testing, grades,
discussion board, and administration
Additional EC 1 information:
- General Information for
Econ 1 - outside of eCollege
- Information
for EC 201 at Cal Poly Pomona - very
similar to EC1 at SMC
OLD CLASSES:
Economics 1
- Microeconomic Principles – Summer 2009 - SIX week section
- FULLY
ONLINE SECTION: 1250
Meets online during the
last 6-weeks of Summer, Monday 6/22 - Friday 7/31/09
Syllabus
Economics 1 – Microeconomic Principles - Spring 2009
Saturday 9:00 AM - 12:05
in HSS 152, section 1736
Syllabus
Economics 1 -
Microeconomic Principles- LINKS
Test
Dates: Midterm 1 Saturday, 4/4/09
Midterm 2 Saturday, 5/9/09
Final Saturday,
6/13/09
Links:
(Link to download
Acrobat Reader, if your computer doesn't already have it - it's
free)
My page at Cal Poly Pomona:
http://www.csupomona.edu/~bbrown/
Macroprinciples Course at UCLA
Summer 2006 - Using Hall and Lieberman Text
Macroprinciples Course at UCLA
Winter 2002 - Using Case and Fair Text
News
& Information Links:
The
Washington Post
The LA
Times
The
News hour with Jim Lehrer - web site for the best TV program in the U.S.
(well, maybe second best, after "The Simpson's")
The
Economist Magazine - many articles are available without subscribing
Japan
Times - popular Japanese newspaper published in English
Economics
links:
Resources for
Economists on the Internet, by Bill Goffe
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