The course is designed to prepare students to apply mathematical analysis to problems in economics. The course emphasizes the mathematics of differential calculus, including the concept of the derivative and its use in the analysis of functions. Concepts of matrices are also introduced. Illustrative applications to topics in social sciences are given throughout.

CILO-1: Apply mathematical concepts such as calculus, linear algebra, and optimization to analyze economic problems and develop solutions. CILO-2: Apply statistical methods and techniques to analyze and interpret economic data, including regression analysis and hypothesis testing. CILO-3: Interpret and discuss basic mathematical concepts and notation used in economics, such as functions, derivatives, integrals, and matrices. CILO-4: Apply mathematical tools to analyze economic problems and draw conclusions based on quantitative analysis.