Course Description
Further current topics in theoretical and applied econometrics. Topics will vary and reflect current student and faculty's demand and instructors' interests. Selected advanced topics may include nonparametric and semi parametric estimation, numerical optimization, simulation methods, time series, spatial, and panel data models.
Prerequisite(s): None
Intended Learning Outcomes
CILO-1: Identify key points of data analysis and problem-solving skills, including the ability to implement and interpret sophisticated econometric techniques with real-world data.
CILO-2: Evaluate the empirical credibility and policy relevance of econometric studies. This includes evaluating data and methods, interpreting results, and relating findings to economic theory and real-world problems.
CILO-3: Interpret the theoretical underpinnings, and applications of the econometric methods studied.
CILO-4: Apply macroeconomic perspectives and theories to the advanced topics of econometrics.