Spring 2019 Outlines

Current course outlines: Spring 2019

Current term course outlines are listed by section and can be downloaded as a PDF file. If you are looking for previous term course outlines, please see the Previous Term Course Outlines page.

Course level: 100 | 200 | 300 | 400

100-Level Courses

ECON 101: Introduction to Microeconomics

• ECON 101-001: Predrag Rajsic (PDF)
• ECON 101-002: Elshan Alekberov (PDF)

ECON 102: Introduction to Macroeconomics

• ECON 102-001: Fiona Rahman (PDF)
• ECON 102-002: Joseph De Juan (PDF)
• ECON 102-003: Nafeez Fatima (PDF)

200-Level Courses

ECON 201: Microeconomic Theory for Business and Policy

• ECON 201-001/002: Ahmet Okzardas (PDF)
• ECON 201-003: Andres Arcila Vasquez (PDF)

ECON 206: Money and Banking 1

• ECON 206-001: Mary Ann Vaughan (PDF) 
• ECON 206-002: Mary Ann Vaughan (PDF)

ECON 207: Economics Growth and Development 1

• ECON 207-001: Nafeez Fatima (PDF)

ECON 211: Introduction to Mathematical Economics

• ECON 211-001: John Burbidge (PDF)

ECON 220: Entrepreneurship Principles

• ECON 220-001: Geoff Malleck (PDF)

ECON 221: Statistics for Economists

• ECON 221-001: Chris Riddell (PDF)

ECON 231: Introduction to International Economics

• ECON 231-001/002: Barb Bloemhof (PDF)

ECON 262: History of Economic Thought

• ECON 262-001: Ryan George (PDF)

ECON 290: Models of Choice in Competitive Markets

• ECON 290-001: Ahmet Ozkardas (PDF)

300-Level Courses

ECON 306: Macroeconomics

• ECON 306-001: Joseph De Juan (PDF)

ECON 322: Econometric Analysis 1

• ECON 322-001: Chris Riddell (PDF)

ECON 344: Marketing 1: Principles of Marketing and Consumer Economics

• ECON 344-001/002: Bharat Sud (PDF)
• ECON 344-003: Greg Tanguay (PDF)

ECON 371: Business Finance 1

• ECON 371-001: Predrag Rajsic (PDF)

ECON 372: Business Finance 2 

• ECON 372-001: Predrag Rajsic (PDF)

ECON 393: Market Failures

• ECON 393-001: John Burbidge (PDF)

400-Level Courses

ECON 443: Advanced Public Economics

• ECON 443-001: Trien Nguyen (PDF)

ECON 483: Special Topics - Topics in Canadian Economic History

• ECON 483-001: Ryan George (PDF)