FA 2014 | ECON 251 - Introduction to Statistics and Econometrics II

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ECON 251 - Introduction to Statistics and Econometrics II

Fall 2014, Section 200

Instruction Mode: Section 200 is (see other Sections below)

Subject: Economics (ECON)

Department: LSA Economics

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Details

Credits:

Requirements & Distribution:

BS, QR/1

Credit Exclusions:

No credit granted to those who have completed or are enrolled in ECON 451, 452, 453, 454, or IOE 265, or STATS 280, 400, or 412.

Enforced Prerequisites:

With a minimum grade of C, MATH 115, 116, 121, 156, 185, 186, 215, 255, 256, or 285 and STATS 250.

BS:

This course counts toward the 60 credits of math/science required for a Bachelor of Science degree.

Repeatability:

May not be repeated for credit.

Primary Instructor:

Suleymanoglu,Utku

Description

This course introduces students to the basics of econometric analysis. The primary focus of the course is the theory and the practice of linear regression. Topics include simple linear regression, multiple linear regression, hypothesis testing, functional forms, dummy variable regressions, nonspherical disturbances, instrumental variables, and basic time series analysis. The course emphasizes applications. After the introduction of the basic theories, students will learn how to perform analysis using statistical software. Experience with data management and statistical analysis is valuable for students who consider careers in economics, business, marketing, finance, and other social sciences.

Course Requirements:

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Intended Audience:

Students who consider careers in economics, business, marketing, finance, and other social sciences.

Class Format:

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Schedule

ECON 251 - Introduction to Statistics and Econometrics II

Section

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Schedule Listing

Section:

100 (LEC)

Instruction Mode:

In Person

Class No:

11366

Enroll Stat:

Open

Open Seats:

Open Restricted Seats:

Wait List:

Meeting Day/Time/Location:

TuTh

11:30AM - 1:00PM

G127 AH

Note: Students will be auto-enrolled in section 100 when they elect sections 101-102. This class will have evening exams on the following dates: Sept. 30, Nov. 4, and Dec.9, 8-10pm.

Section:

101 (DIS)

Instruction Mode:

In Person

Class No:

11367

Enroll Stat:

Closed

Open Seats:

Open Restricted Seats:

Wait List:

Meeting Day/Time/Location:

11:00AM - 12:00PM

296 DENN

Section:

102 (DIS)

Instruction Mode:

In Person

Class No:

11368

Enroll Stat:

Open

Open Seats:

Open Restricted Seats:

Wait List:

Meeting Day/Time/Location:

12:00PM - 1:00PM

1024 DANA

Section:

200 (LEC)

Instruction Mode:

In Person

Class No:

27749

Enroll Stat:

Open

Open Seats:

Open Restricted Seats:

Wait List:

Meeting Day/Time/Location:

TuTh

4:00PM - 5:30PM

1528 CCL

Note: Students will be auto-enrolled in section 100 when they elect sections 101-102. This class will have evening exams on the following dates: Sept. 30, Nov. 4, and Dec.9, 8-10pm.

Section:

201 (DIS)

Instruction Mode:

In Person

Class No:

27750

Enroll Stat:

Closed

Open Seats:

Open Restricted Seats:

Wait List:

Meeting Day/Time/Location:

12:00PM - 1:00PM

110 DENN

Section:

202 (DIS)

Instruction Mode:

In Person

Class No:

27751

Enroll Stat:

Open

Open Seats:

Open Restricted Seats:

Wait List:

Meeting Day/Time/Location:

1:00PM - 2:00PM

110 DENN

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