Mathematical Economics

This course develops critical thinking and problem-solving skills using the mathematical methods and models that are required to explain, investigate, or understand current economics and to investigate economic models. Topics include limits, sequences and series, combinatorics, set theory; univariate and multivariate calculus; matrix algebra and systems of linear equations; and applications in economic models. Mastery of these methods enhances comprehension of advanced economic theories, data interpretation, and decision-making. The course emphasizes critical thinking and problem-solving, preparing students for advanced studies in economics and related fields, as well as careers in academia, government, and industry.