| ECD 6625, 6626, 6627 |
Specialized Study in the Area of
Economic Development (1-3) |
| Study of problem or problems using
research techniques. Selection of the
problem must be approved by the student’s
advisor, the instructor under whom the
study is to be made, and the appropriate
dean or branch director. The study should
contribute to the student’s program.
Preparation of a scholarly paper is required
and may involve an oral defense. Total
credit for any combination of enrollments in
these courses may not exceed six semester
hours. A specialized study may be
substituted for a required course only once
in a student’s program. |
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| ECD 6660 |
Theories of International Economic
Development (3) |
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This introductory course offers an interdisciplinary
approach to economic
development theory and bridges theory with
“real world” economic development active
ties through case examples. |
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| ECD 6661 |
Economic Development Finance (3) |
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This course prepares students in the fundamental
concepts and methods of economic
development finance. |
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| ECD 6662 |
Applied Spatial Analysis for International
Economic Development (3) |
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This course prepares students to conduct
economic development-related research
through the application of computerized
mapping software. Prerequisite: ECD 6660 |
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| ECD 6680 |
Field Experience in International
Economic Development (3) |
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This course integrates academic knowledge
with practical skills to develop professional
abilities through economic development
fieldwork. Prerequisites: ECD 6660 and
ECD 6661 |
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| ECD 6699 |
Seminar in International Economic
Development: U.S. Entrepreneurship
Policy (3) |
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This course examines current issues in
applied international economic development
concepts. |
