Learning Outcomes Relationships

PLO 1: a) Quantitative Analysis Skills: Develop proficiency in mathematical and statistical methods relevant to economic analysis, including calculus, statistics, and econometrics.
PLO 2: b) Data Analysis and Modeling: Learn how to collect, manage, and analyze economic data using appropriate software and techniques, and use econometric models to test hypotheses and make predictions.
PLO 3: c) Theoretical Foundations: Gain a deep understanding of economic theories and concepts, including microeconomics, macroeconomics, game theory, and behavioral economics.
PLO 4: d) Applied Economics: Apply economic theory and quantitative methods to real-world issues and problems, such as market dynamics, policy analysis, environmental economics, international trade and finance, labor economics, and development economics.
PLO 5: e) Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving: Develop analytical and critical thinking skills to evaluate economic arguments, assess policy implications, and propose solutions to economic challenges.
PLO 6: f) Research and Writing Skills: Acquire the ability to conduct independent research, formulate research questions, review literature, and communicate findings effectively through written reports and presentations.

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