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If you have questions about the Economics undergraduate program, please email us at econba@northwestern.edu. The program gives outstanding, qualified undergraduate economics majors an opportunity to earn both a Bachelor of Arts degree from the College and a Master of Arts degree from The Graduate School. Because the program is very demanding ...
CourseTitleECON 401Mathematical Methods of Economic TheoryECON 410-1MicroeconomicsECON 411-1MacroeconomicsECON 410-2& ECON 410-3Microeconomics- BS in Computer Science
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McCormick’s bachelor of science in computer science offers students the opportunity to study computer science in an engineering-focused context, with a greater emphasis on design, as well as the sciences and other areas of engineering. View McCormick major requirements Sample four year schedule for McCormick Return to Top
The bachelor of arts with a major in computer science offers students the opportunity to study computer science within the context of Weinberg's focus on liberal arts and sciences. View Weinberg major requirements View Weinberg requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts Sample four year schedule for Weinberg Return to Top
The computer science requirements are identical in the McCormick (BS) and Weinberg (BA) programs. The non-major degree requirements differentiate the two programs. The McCormick BS in computer science program requires 48 total units — units within the computer science major curriculum and units of core coursework including mathematics, engineering ...
Below is the list of shared requirements for the bachelor of science in computer science program offered by the McCormick School of Engineering and for the bachelor of arts in computer science program offered by the Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences.
Economics at Northwestern. Our world-class department owes its reputation to outstanding faculty dedicated to teaching and research, as well as engaged students who take advantage of learning opportunities in and beyond the classroom. The Economics major and minor are open to all undergraduates. The Ph.D. program has 125 students in residence.
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Majoring in economics will require students to complete a set of core courses in economics, a series of upper-level field courses and two related courses outside of economics. Each of these aspects of the program is described below. DECLARE MAJOR.
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