The department uses the following scheme for course scheduling:

• Core lower division courses are offered every term (specifically, this includes Econ 1010 and Econ 2020
• Core upper division courses are offered on a two terms, one term off schedule (specifically, this includes Econ 3010 and Econ 3020)
  • For instance, since Econ 3010 is offered both Fall 2011 and Spring 2012, it will no be offered Fall 2012.
• Advanced core theory courses (Econ 4010 and Econ 4020) are scheduled to be offered during the term when intermediate level theory course is not offered.
• Other courses are intended to be offered on an every third term rotation.
• Scheduling conflicts, faculty sabbaticals, ect. may preclude the scheduling plan from being followed.

Students are encouraged to direct scheduling quesitons and concerns to the head of the department.

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Planned offerings for Fall 2012

• Econ 1000: Economics of Social Issues
• Econ 1010: Introduction to Microeconomics (multiple sections)
• Econ 1050: Economics in Practice
• Econ 2020: Introduction to Macroeconomics
• Econ 2210: Personal Economics
• Econ 2810: Introduction to Computing and Statistics in Economics
• Econ 3020: Intermediate Macroeconomies
• Econ 3610: Work and Pay
• Econ 3870: Behavioral Economics
• Econ 4100: Advanced Microeconomic Theory
• Econ 4210: Economics of the Public Sector II
• Econ 4510: Constitution and the Economy
• Econ 4530: Power and Prosperity
• Econ 4810: Econometrics