A continuation of Mathematics I. The course discusses multivariable calculus and its application for solving optimization and analyzing comparative statics of economics. The course also introduces economic dynamic and integral calculus, including dynamics and integration, definite integrals, improper integrals, and their applications.

CILO-1: Apply mathematical techniques to solve economic problems and analyze economic data. CILO-2: Apply advanced mathematical concepts such as optimization, partial differentiation, and integration to model and solve economic and financial problems. CILO-3: Apply linear algebra and matrix theory to analyze economic models and systems. CILO-4: Interpret and analyze economic data using statistical tools such as regression analysis and hypothesis testing.