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ECN 109
Basic Mathematics for Economics
This preparatory course provides a strong foundation on basic algebra and pre-calculus mathematical techniques that are essential for a proper understanding of the mathematics used in economic analysis.  The course covers: basic concepts such as sets and numbers, relations, and operations with algebraic expressions;  resolution of linear and non-linear equations; inequalities and absolute values; sequences and sums; functions and graphs. The course uses a wide range of economic applications to illustrate and motivate the covered mathematical techniques.
			
			
	            Weekly Contact: Lab: 1 hr. Lecture: 3 hrs. 
			
			
				GPA Weight: 1.00
			
	        
	            Course Count: 1.00
			
			
				Billing Units: 1
			
			
	
	        
			Mentioned in the Following Calendar Pages
*List may not include courses that are on a common table shared between programs.
		
	        - ECN 189 - Mathematics for Economics I
 - ECN 320 - Introduction to Financial Economics
 - International Economics and Finance
 - QMS 110 - Applied Mathematics for Business