2000-2001 Undergraduate Catalog
Indiana, Pennsylvania 15705

The College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Bachelor of Arts-Economics/Mathematics

Liberal Studies: As outlined in Liberal Studies section         47-49
with the following specifications:
Social Science:  ECON 121 (included in major)
Mathematics:  MATH 123 (included in major)
Electives:  Intermediate foreign language, 
no course with ECON or MATH prefix.

Major:					 	                53-55
Core:
ECON 121   Principles of Economics I	                3sh
ECON 122   Principles of Economics II	                3sh
ECON 421   Macroeconomic Analysis                       3sh
ECON 422   Microeconomic Analysis                       3sh
MATH 123   Calculus I for Physics, Chemistry, and 
	   Mathematics					4sh
MATH 124   Calculus II for Physics, Chemistry, and 
	   Mathematics					4sh
MATH 171   Introduction to Linear Algebra               3sh
MATH 216   Probability and Statistics for
	   Natural Sciences 				4sh
or
ECON 355   Statistics for Economists                    3sh

Economics Electives:				                12
Students are especially encouraged to take ECON 334 
and ECON 356, but any course except ECON 101 may be used. 
ECON 493 may be counted only with the approval of 
the program coordinator and only up to 6sh.

Mathematics Electives:			                        15-16
At least one of the following two-semester sequences:
MATH 241 Differential Equations and MATH 371 Linear Algebra
MATH 363 and MATH 364	Mathematical Statistics I and II
MATH 445 and MATH 446	Programming and Probabilistic Models 
in Operations Research

Three additional courses either from the above or from the following:
MATH 271   Introduction to Mathematical Proofs I
MATH 272   Introduction to Mathematical Proofs II
MATH 342   Advanced Mathematics for Applications
MATH 417   Statistical Applications or
MATH 418   Sampling Survey Theory and Its Applications
MATH 421   Advanced Calculus I
MATH 422   Advanced Calculus II
MATH 423   Complex Variables I
MATH 425   Applied Mathematical Analysis I
MATH 427   Introduction to Topology
MATH 451   Numerical Methods for Supercomputers
MATH 465   Topics in Statistics
MATH 476   Abstract Algebra I
MATH 477   Abstract Algebra II

Other Requirements:				                0

Free Electives:				                        20-24

Total Degree Requirements:			                124