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George Mason University

2016-2017 University Catalog

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2016-2017 University Catalog

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This section lists George Mason University’s undergraduate and graduate courses that are available for credit.

For more detailed information on courses, please go to the AP.2 Course Information section.

Notes effective Fall 2016:

Courses formerly under the CTCH prefix may now be found under the HE (Higher Education) prefix.

Courses formerly under the NCLC prefix may now be found under the INTS (Integrative Studies) prefix.

Selected activity courses formerly under the PHED or PRLS prefixes may now be found under the RECR (Recreation) prefix.


Economics (ECON) Offered by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences Individual courses taken for credit under their former numbers may not be repeated for credit under their present numbers. A grade of C or better in ECON 103 and 104 is prerequisite to upper-division economics courses.
	• ECON 403 - Austrian Economics
	• ECON 410 - Public Choice
	• ECON 412 - Game Theory and Economics of Institutions
	• ECON 415 - Law and Economics
	• ECON 420 - International Money and Finance
	• ECON 421 - Financial Economics
	• ECON 435 - Economics of Energy
	• ECON 440 - Economic Systems Design: Principles and Experiments
	• ECON 441 - Economic Systems Design: Case Studies and Analysis
	• ECON 442 - Economic Systems Design: Implementation
	• ECON 445 - Design and Analysis of Experiments
	• ECON 460 - Senior Seminar in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics
	• ECON 470 - Economics of Regulation
	• ECON 481 - The Development of Economic Thought
	• ECON 492 - Study Abroad
	• ECON 494 - Honors Thesis Writing Seminar
	• ECON 495 - RS: Honors Thesis in Economics
	• ECON 496 - Special Topics in Economics
	• ECON 498 - Internship
	• ECON 499 - Independent Study
	• ECON 535 - Survey of Applied Econometrics
	• ECON 600 - Economics for Educators
	• ECON 611 - Microeconomic Theory
	• ECON 612 - Microeconomic Theory II
	• ECON 615 - Macroeconomic Theory
	• ECON 623 - American Economic History
	• ECON 630 - Mathematical Economics I
	• ECON 632 - Economic Systems Design Principles and Experiments
	• ECON 633 - Economic Systems Design Case Studies and Analysis
	• ECON 634 - Economic Systems Design Implementation
	• ECON 637 - Econometrics I
	• ECON 676 - Comparative Economic Systems
	• ECON 695 - Special Topics in Economics
	• ECON 715 - Macroeconomic Theory I
	• ECON 799 - Master's Thesis
	• ECON 811 - Microeconomic Theory I
	• ECON 812 - Microeconomic Theory II
	• ECON 816 - Macroeconomic Theory II
	• ECON 817 - Monetary Theory and Policy
	• ECON 820 - History of Economic Thought
	• ECON 821 - History of Economic Thought II
	• ECON 823 - Topics in Economic History
	• ECON 825 - Political Economy and Public Policy I
	• ECON 826 - Political Economy and Public Policy II
	• ECON 827 - Economic Philosophy
	• ECON 828 - Constitutional Economics
	• ECON 829 - Economics of Institutions
	• ECON 830 - Mathematical Economics I
	• ECON 831 - Mathematical Economics II
	• ECON 838 - Econometrics II
	• ECON 839 - Constitutional Economics II
	• ECON 840 - Law and Economics I
	• ECON 841 - Law and Economics II
	• ECON 844 - Industrial Organization and Public Policy I
	• ECON 846 - Industrial Organization and Public Policy II
	• ECON 849 - Public Finance
	• ECON 852 - Public Choice I
	• ECON 854 - Public Choice II
	• ECON 856 - Non-Market Decision Making
	• ECON 866 - Economic Development
	• ECON 869 - International Trade and Policy
	• ECON 871 - International Monetary Economics
	• ECON 880 - Theory of the Market Process I
	• ECON 881 - Theory of Market Process II (Topic Varies)
	• ECON 885 - Experimental Economics
	• ECON 886 - Experimental Economics II
	• ECON 895 - Special Topics in Economics
	• ECON 896 - Directed Reading and Research
	• ECON 950 - Seminar in Public Finance
	• ECON 985 - Workshop in Experimental Economics
	• ECON 998 - Doctoral Dissertation Proposal Research.
	• ECON 999 - Doctoral Dissertation Research
Education (EDUC) Offered by the College of Education and Human Development
	• EDUC 203 - Disability in American Culture
	• EDUC 300 - Introduction to Teaching
	• EDUC 301 - Educationally Diverse Populations: Handicapped, Gifted, Multicultural
	• EDUC 302 - Human Growth and Development
	• EDUC 303 - Politics of American Education
	• EDUC 372 - Human Development, Learning, and Teaching
	• EDUC 400 - In-Service Educational Development
	• EDUC 415 - Student Teaching in Physical Education
	• EDUC 422 - Foundations of Secondary Education
	• EDUC 511 - Child and Adolescent Development in Global Contexts
	• EDUC 512 - Teaching Elementary Social Studies in International Schools
	• EDUC 513 - Teaching Elementary Math in International Schools
	• EDUC 514 - Teaching Elementary Science in International Schools
	• EDUC 516 - Language Across the Elementary International School Curriculum
	• EDUC 520 - Elementary Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment in International Schools
	• EDUC 521 - Foundations of Education, PK-12
	• EDUC 522 - Foundations of Secondary Education
	• EDUC 537 - Introduction to Culturally & Linguistically Diverse Learners
	• EDUC 539 - Human Development and Learning PK-12
	• EDUC 542 - Foundations of Education
	• EDUC 543 - Children, Family, Culture, and Schools, 4-12 Year Olds
	• EDUC 547 - Scientific Inquiry and the Nature of Science
	• EDUC 592 - Effective Collaboration for Teaching Diverse Learners in Secondary Social Studies
	• EDUC 597 - Special Topics in Education
	• EDUC 598 - Directed Reading, Research, and Individual Projects
	• EDUC 606 - Education and Culture
	• EDUC 611 - Cultural Issues in Second Language Acquisition
	• EDUC 612 - Inquiry into Practice

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