ECO 202 - Principles of
Macroeconomics
Schedule and Announcements
The course schedule is available in two forms: Traditional and Experimental. The traditional course schedule is a list of all assignments in one long page. The experimental schedule is a "clickable" calendar that allows you to pick a day and see the assignment. I am putting both up here, because sometimes the experimental one doesn't always work as well as I would hope and I want to make sure you can get the schedule when you need it. You should also note that experimental schedule comes up in a separate window, so if you want to return to the homepage from the experimental one, you will need to switch windows back to the homepage, not use the Back button.
Course Announcements This Week:
May 4 - Here is a VERY ABBREVIATED key to the second exam. Copies of the exam are in a box in front of my office (during they day).
March 23 - Here are copies of the second exam (Word or PDF)and final exam (Word or PDF) from Spring 1997. [Note: The final exam is missing an article I photocopied onto the front page.] I put a copy in the envelope outside my door, if you want to make a photocopy. PLEASE return the original when you are done making a copy so that your classmates can make a copy for themselves. Don't forget the exam in Thursday night at 6pm. Also, there is no class on Friday. I will be in my office on Thursday from 1pm to 4pm for extended office hours.
February 27 - Here is the key to the first exam.
February 11 - Here are copies of last year's first exam: in Word or Acrobat PDF files. Both of which can be printed from the SBA Labs. I am also putting a copy on reserve at King Library.
January 27 - May's Supplemental Instructor Sessions will be in Room 303 Laws on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 6pm until 7pm.
January 21 - The PowerPoint Presentation Packet is available at Oxford Copy Shop. Don't forget class next Monday is in 207 Laws.
January 15 - The EPA website has been updated and the article I
assigned is no longer there. Instead, I would like you to read the article - "Do We
Consume Too Much?" from the Atlantic Monthly Online. The URL is http://www.TheAtlantic.com/issues/97jun/consume.htm
I do realize this is short notice, so we will continue discussion about this on Wednesday
next week, so you can have more time to read the article. I also have a printed copy of
the article in my office that you may borrow.
January 13 - I would like you all to pick an article from Real World Macro by the end of this week, since the first presentations will be next Friday.