Economics and Mathematics, BS (Boston)

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Introduction to College

• ECON 1000 — Economics at Northeastern

Required Economics

• ECON 1115 — Principles of Macroeconomics
• ECON 1116 — Principles of Microeconomics
• ECON 2315 — Macroeconomic Theory
• ECON 2316 — Microeconomic Theory
• ECON 2560 — Applied Econometrics

Economics Electives

From the catalog

Complete 4 economics electives found in the following ranges, with no more than two in the ECON 1200 to ECON 1999 range. Unless otherwise noted in specific combined majors, required core economics courses cannot be counted as electives by students completing Department of Economics programs:

ECON 1200 to ECON 1999

ECON 2990 to ECON 3559

ECON 3561 to ECON 4689

ECON 4900 to ECON 4996

ECON 5200 to ECON 5999

• Choose 16 semester hours from:
  • Any ECON course numbered 1200–1999
  • Any ECON course numbered 2990–3559
  • Any ECON course numbered 3561–4689
  • Any ECON course numbered 4900–4996
  • Any ECON course numbered 5200–5999

Required Mathematics

• MATH 1341 — Calculus 1 for Science and Engineering
• MATH 1342 — Calculus 2 for Science and Engineering
• MATH 1365 — Introduction to Mathematical Reasoning
• MATH 2321 — Calculus 3 for Science and Engineering
• MATH 2331 — Linear Algebra
• MATH 2341 — Differential Equations and Linear Algebra for Engineering
• MATH 3081 — Probability and Statistics

Mathematics Electives

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Complete two courses in the following range:

MATH 3001 to MATH 4999

The following courses are recommended:

• Choose 8 semester hours from:
  • Any MATH course numbered 3001–4999
  • MATH 3150 — Real Analysis
  • MATH 4581 — Statistics and Stochastic Processes

Computer Science

• MISM 2510 — Fundamentals of Information Analytics

Advanced Writing in the Disciplines

• ENGW 3308 — Advanced Writing in the Social Sciences

Integrative Course

From the catalog

Complete one of the following:

• One of:
  • One of:
    • ECON 4692 — Senior Economics Seminar
    • ECON 4997 — Senior Economics Thesis
  • MATH 4025 — Applied Mathematics Capstone
  • MATH 5131 — Introduction to Mathematical Methods and Modeling

GPA requirements

• Grades in the following 4 courses must average to a minimum of C (2.000):

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