ECO 3300 INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMETRICS

This course explores the statistical problems associated with the measurement and evaluation of economic models. Students will understand the major causes of bias inefficiency in ordinary least squares regression, and learn alternative methods for minimizing these problems. The focus of the course is on the application of econometric techniques to real world problems encountered in economics. As such, students will learn basic applications programming skills for managing data and estimating econometric models.  Topics include data transformation, measurement error, simultaneous equations, time series, panel data methods, and limited dependent variables.

Credits

4 sh

Prerequisite

ECO 1000; ECO 2300 or STS 2120; and MTH 1160 or MTH 1510 or higher; or permission of instructor.

Course Types

Society; Advanced Studies; Geographic Information Systems Elective

Previous Course Number

ECO 347

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