ECO 321 · Compass

ECO 321

Econometrics

4 credits

The application of mathematical and statistical methods to economic theory. Topics include the concept of an explanatory economic model, multiple regression, hypothesis testing, simultaneous equation models, and estimating techniques. Emphasis is placed on the application of econometric studies.

Prerequisites

All of

One of

ECO 320Mathematical StatisticsC or higher

AMS 310Survey of Probability and StatisticsC or higher

All of

ECO 110Introduction to MicroeconomicsC or higher

ECO 111Introduction to MacroeconomicsC or higher

Catalog text

C or higher in ECO 320 or AMS 310; C or higher in ECO 110 and ECO 111

Sections

Fall 2026

Section	Days	Time	Room	Instructor
LEC 01	MoWe	11:00AM–12:20PM	MELVILLE LBR E4330 WESTCAMPUS	Mark Montgomery★ 2.0
LEC 02	TuTh	3:30PM–4:50PM	MELVILLE LBR W4540 WESTCAMPUS	Kuhyun Kwon
REC R01	Mo	2:00PM–2:55PM	MELVILLE LBR N4072 WESTCAMPUS	Hongyu Duan
REC R02	We	2:00PM–2:55PM	MELVILLE LBR N4072 WESTCAMPUS	Hongyu Duan
REC R03	Tu	5:00PM–5:55PM	MELVILLE LBR W4535 WESTCAMPUS	Wenxuan Cao
REC R04	Th	5:00PM–5:55PM	MELVILLE LBR W4535 WESTCAMPUS	Wenxuan Cao

Spring 2027

Section	Days	Time	Room	Instructor
LEC 01	MoWe	2:00PM–3:20PM	MELVILLE LBR E4330 WESTCAMPUS	Mark Montgomery★ 2.0
LEC 02	TuTh	3:30PM–4:50PM	MELVILLE LBR E4320 WESTCAMPUS	Robert Millard
REC R01	Mo	3:30PM–4:25PM	MELVILLE LBR N4006 WESTCAMPUS	Staff
REC R02	We	3:30PM–4:25PM	MELVILLE LBR W4530 WESTCAMPUS	Staff
REC R03	Tu	5:00PM–5:55PM	MELVILLE LBR N4006 WESTCAMPUS	Staff
REC R04	Th	5:00PM–5:55PM	MELVILLE LBR N4006 WESTCAMPUS	Staff