MAEC (Matric Yr 2012-2017)
BSc in Mathematics and Economics
Curriculum (Matriculation Year 2012 to 2017)
Courses Type | AU |
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Mathematical Sciences Core | 49 AU |
Economics Core | 21 AU |
Mathematical Sciences Prescribed Electives A grade of A- or better in MH4900 (Final Year Project) or HE4099 (Graduation Project) is required to be eligible for Honours (Highest Distinction). | 11 AU |
Economics Prescribed Electives | 24 AU |
GER Core Courses Consisting of Communication Skills (3 AU), Singapore Studies (3 AU), Ethics and Moral Reasoning (1 AU), Environmental Sustainability (1 AU), and Entrepreneurship and Innovation (1 AU). | 12 AU |
GER Prescribed Electives To be taken from Liberal Arts; Science, Technology, and Society; and Business and Management. | 9 AU |
Unrestricted Electives | 6 AU |
Total | 132 AU |
Year 1 (Minimum of 33 AU)
MH1100 - Calculus I | 4 AU | Sem 1 |
MH1200 - Linear Algebra I | 4 AU | Sem 1 |
MH1300 - Foundations of Mathematics | 4 AU | Sem 1 |
MH1401 - Algorithms & Computing I | 2 AU | Sem 1 |
HE1001 - Microeconomic Principles | 3 AU | Sem 1 |
HE1002 - Macroeconomic Principles | 3 AU | Sem 1 |
ML0001 - Absolute Basics for Career | 1 AU | Sem 1 |
MH1101 - Calculus II | 4 AU | Sem 2 |
MH1201 - Linear Algebra II | 4 AU | Sem 2 |
MH1402 - Algorithms & Computing II | 2 AU | Sem 2 |
HE2001 - Intermediate Microeconomics | 3 AU | Sem 2 |
HE2002 - Intermediate Macroeconomics | 3 AU | Sem 2 |
HW0128 - Scientific Communication I Offered in AY16/17 onwards | 2 AU | Sem 2 |
GC0001 - Introduction to Sustainability: Multidisciplinary Approaches and Solutions | 1 AU | Sem 2 |
HW0001 - Introduction to Academic Communication For students who have not passed or been exempted from the Qualifying English Test (QET). | 0 AU | |
GER Prescribed Electives / Unrestricted Electives |
Year 2
MH2100 - Calculus III | 4 AU | Sem 1 |
MH2401 - Algorithms & Computing III | 2 AU | Sem 1 |
MH2500 - Probability & Introduction to Statistics | 4 AU | Sem 1 |
HE2005 - Principles of Econometrics Note: HE2005 has a prerequisite of HE1005 or Corequisite with MH2500. Students are advised to start taking Prescribed Electives in Economics from Year 2. | 3 AU | Sem 1 |
MH3100 - Real Analysis I | 4 AU | Sem 2 |
MH3500 - Statistics | 4 AU | Sem 2 |
MH3700 - Numerical Analysis I | 3 AU | Sem 2 |
PS8001 - Defence Science | 3 AU | Sem 2 |
HY0001 - Ethics & Moral Reasoning | 1 AU | Sem 2 |
Prescribed Elective(s) in Economics | ||
GER Prescribed Electives / Unrestricted Electives |
Year 3
HE3001 - Mathematical Economics | 3 AU | Sem 1 |
MH3701 - Basic Optimization | 4 AU | Sem 2 |
HE3021 - Intermediate Econometrics | 3 AU | Sem 2 |
HW0228 - Scientific Communication II | 2 AU | Sem 2 |
ML0002 - Career Power Up | 1 AU | Sem 2 |
ET0001 - Enterprise & Innovation | 1 AU | Sem 2 |
Prescribed Electives in Mathematics and Economics. Students are to complete 11 AU of MHXXX Prescribed Electives and 24 AU of HEXXX Prescribed Electives by the end of the fourth year of study. | ||
GER Prescribed Electives / Unrestricted Electives |
Year 4
Prescribed Electives in Mathematics and Economics. Students are to complete 11 AU of MHXXX Prescribed Electives and 24 AU of HEXXX Prescribed Electives by the end of the fourth year of study. A grade of A- or better in either MH4900 (Final Year Project) or HE4099 (Graduation Project) is required to be eligible for Honours (Highest Distinction). | ||
GER Prescribed Electives / Unrestricted Electives |
Mathematical Sciences Prescribed Electives
Students must complete 3 Prescribed Electives (at least 11 AU) from MH3XXX and MH4XXX (excluding MH4910, MH4911 and MH4901/MH4903/MH4907). At least 8 AU of these must be at level 4 (MH4XXX).
Prescribed Electives in Economics
Students are to take 24 AU of courses consisting of 2 from List A, 2 from List B of which at least 1 must be at level 4 (HE4xxx), and the remaining from List A, B or C.
List A | |
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HE2013 - International Trade | 3 AU |
HE2006 - International Monetary Economics | 3 AU |
HE2007 - Money and Banking | 3 AU |
HE2021 - Public Economics | 3 AU |
HE2022 - Industrial Organization and Business Strategies | 3 AU |
HE2023 - Housing Economics | 3 AU |
HE4017 - Monetary Economics | 4 AU |
List B | |
HE3002 - Game Theory and Applications to Social Sciences | 3 AU |
HE3022 - Econometric Modeling and Forecasting | 3 AU |
HE3023 - Econometric Analysis of Financial Data | 3 AU |
HE3024 - Introduction to Applied Economic Policy Research | 3 AU |
HE4001 - Advanced Microeconomics | 4 AU |
HE4002 - Advanced Macroeconomics | 4 AU |
HE4003 - Advanced International Finance | 4 AU |
HE4004 - Behavioural Economics | 4 AU |
HE4018 - Finance & Development | 4 AU |
HE4020 - Econometric Time Series Analysis | 4 AU |
HE4021 - Advanced Econometrics | 4 AU |
HE4023 - Economics of Organizations and Corporate Management | 4 AU |
List C | |
HE2010 - Development Economics | 3 AU |
HE2011 - Labour Economics and Labour Relations | 3 AU |
HE2015 - Macroeconomic Issues and Policies in Contemporary China | 3 AU |
HE2020 - Survey Methods and Sampling Techniques | 3 AU |
HE3003 - The Chinese Economy | 3 AU |
HE3004 - Health Economics | 3 AU |
HE3005 - Environmental Economics | 3 AU |
HE3007 - Financial Economics | 3 AU |
HE3011 - Cost-Benefit Analysis | 3 AU |
HE3013 - Urban Economics | 3 AU |
HE3014 - Economics of Corporate Finance | 3 AU |
HE3016 - Principles of Mathematical Finance | 3 AU |
HE3025 - Introduction to Data Analytics | 3 AU |
HE4005 - Growth Theory and Empirics | 4 AU |
HE4010 - Seminar on the Singapore Economy | 4 AU |
HE4013 - Experimental Economics | 4 AU |
HE4015 - Personnel Economics | 4 AU |
HE4011 - Current Topics in Economics | 4 AU |
HE4022 - Empirical Strategy and Program Evaluation | 4 AU |
HE4099 - Graduation Project May be read to replace two other courses in List C. | 8 AU |