Undergraduate Study
Required and Elective Courses
| Enrolled in 2013 | Enrolled in 2017-8 | Enrolled in 2019 | Enrolled in 2020 | ||||||
| Type | Course Title | Credits | Course Title | Credits | Course Title | Credits | Course Title | Credits | |
| General Education Required Courses | Liberal Education Courses | 15 | Liberal Education Courses | 15 | Liberal Education Courses | 15 | Liberal Education Courses | 15 | |
| Chinese | (3,3) | Chinese | (3,3) | Chinese | (3,3) | Chinese | (3,3) | ||
| English and Foreign Language | (3,3) | English and Foreign Language | (3,3) | English and Foreign Language | (3,3) | English and Foreign Language | (3,3) | ||
| General Education Required Courses | Total: 27 Credits | Total: 27 Credits | Total: 27 Credits | Total: 27 Credits | |||||
| Year | |||||||||
| Required Courses | Freshman | Principle of Economics (with Recitation) | (4,4) | Principle of Economics (with Recitation) | (4,4) | Principle of Economics (with Recitation) | (4,4) | Principle of Microeconomics (with Recitation), Principle of Macroeconomics (with Recitation) | (4,4) |
| Accounting (a) (I) | (3,3) | Outline of Civil Code (B) | (3,0) | Outline of Civil Code (B) | (3,0) | ||||
| Outline of Civil Code (B) | (3,0) | Calculus (General Mathematics)(B) | (3,3) | Calculus (General Mathematics)(B) | (3,3) | Calculus (General Mathematics)1.2.3 | (2,2,2) | ||
| Calculus (General Mathematics)(B) | (3,3) | ||||||||
| Sophomore | Microeconomics | (3,3) | Microeconomics | (3,3) | Microeconomics | (3,3) | Microeconomics | (3,3) | |
| Macroeconomics | (3,3) | Macroeconomics | (3,3) | Macroeconomics | (3,3) | Macroeconomics | (3,3) | ||
| Statistics and Econometrics with Recitation | (4,4) | Statistics and Econometrics with Recitation | (4,4) | Statistics with Recitation , Introductory Econometrics with Recitation | (4,4) | Statistics with Recitation , Introductory Econometrics with Recitation | (4,4) | ||
| Junior | Trade Theory | (3,0) | General Principles on Commercial Law and Corporation | (0,3) | General Principles on Commercial Law and Corporation | (0,3) | |||
| Trade Policy | (0,2) | ||||||||
| International Finance | (0,3) | ||||||||
| (Must reach minimum of five credits of the three courses above) | |||||||||
| General Principles on Commercial Law and Corporation | (0,3) | ||||||||
| Senior | |||||||||
| Required Courses | Total: 51 Credits | Total: 40 Credits | Total: 40 Credits | Total: 34 Credits | |||||
| Required Elective Courses (of the Department) | Elective courses of the department with serial numbers starting with 303、323 | 15 | Elective courses of the department with serial numbers starting with 303、323 | 26 | Elective courses of the department with serial numbers starting with 303、323 | 26 | Elective courses of the department with serial numbers starting with 303、323 | 32 | |
| Total: 15 Credits | Total: 26 Credits | Total: 26 Credits | Total: 32 Credits | ||||||
| General Elective Courses | Other elective courses | 35 | Other elective courses | 35 | Other elective courses | 35 | Other elective courses | 35 | |
| Total: 35 Credits | Total: 35 Credits | Total: 35 Credits | Total: 35 Credits | ||||||
| Total | 128 Credits | 128 Credits | 128 Credits | 128 Credits | |||||
| Credits not calculated into credits require for graduation | Online English Program (I) (II) | (0,0) | Online English Program (I) (II) | (0,0) | Online English Program (I) (II) | (0,0) | Online English Program (I) (II) | (0,0) | |
| Physical Education (I) (II) (III) (IV) | 4 | Physical Education (I) (II) (III) (IV) | 4 | Physical Education (I) (II) (III) (IV) | 4 | Physical Education (I) (II) (III) (IV) | 4 | ||
| Student Service Education (I) (II)(III) | 0 | Student Service Education (I) (II)(III) | 0 | Student Service Education (a) (b) | 0 | Student Service Education (a) (b) | 0 | ||
In order to provide students with more options to choose courses, our department has designed a new curriculum from 2010. Changes include decreasing the credits of required courses, and increasing the credits of elective courses. The chart below is a suggested course program for students who have interests in particular fields. This chart is only for reference, and does not have actual sanction.
| Financial Economics | Mathematical Economics | Policy Analysis | |||
| Core Curriculum | Credits | Core Curriculum | Credits | Core Curriculum | Credits |
| Investment Theory | 3 | Advanced Calculus (I) (II) | 8 | Public Finance (I) (II) | 4 |
| Financial Management | 3 | Linear Algebra (I) (II) | 6 | Money and Banking (I) (II) | 4 |
| Finance Economics | 2 | Advanced Statistical Inference (I) (II) | 6 | Economic Development | 4 |
| Industrial Economics | 3 | Economic Policy Application(or Tax Theory and Policy Or Economics of Regulation) | 3 | ||
| Managerial Economics | 3 | Mathematics for Economics (or Game Theory) | 3(or2) | Econometrics | 4 |
| Basic Computer Concept (or Econometrics) | 3(or4) | Econometrics (or Computer Programming) | 4(or3) | Trade Theory | 3 |
| Intermediate Accounting (I) (II) | 6 | Trade Policy | 2 | ||
| Case Study of Financial Management (or Financial Statements Analysis) | 3 | International Finance | 3 | ||
| Total | 26-27 | Total | 25-27 | Total | 27 |
- Explanation and common questions related to the required course “Chinese” and general education credits, please click here. There is no restriction on which foreign language to take to fulfill the “English and Foreign Language” requirement, but the courses taken must be in the same language. For instance, if Japanese 1 is taken, then Japanese 2 must be taken as well. Taking courses in different languages, such as Japanese 1 and German 2, will not fulfill this requirement.
- Students in the Department of Economics are required to take the course “Principle of Micro/Macroeconomics (with recitation)” offered by the department. It cannot be replaced by other economics-related courses (e.g. Economics 1 and Economics 2). Taking additional economic courses with similar names or contents will be considered redundant.
- Except for Accounting (a), Outline of Civil Code (B), General Principles on Commercial Law and Corporation, and specific courses (please refer to the required courses of each department), only courses offered by the Department of Economics (i.e. those with ECON course codes) can be counted as Required Elective Courses of the Department. Other courses are considered General Elective Course credits. Excess credits of Required Elective Courses of the Department will be counted as General Elective Course credits. Please refer to the course inquiry of each department for other related regulations.
- For calculus courses, it is necessary to complete the full series (Calculus A and B, or Calculus 1-4). Do not take Calculus A and B interchangeably. Do not repeat Calculus A and B. If both Calculus A and B have been completed, only Calculus A will be counted (6 credits will be used to replace Calculus B, and 2 credits will be counted as General Elective Course credits). If all Calculus 1-4 courses have been completed, Calculus 1-3 will be counted as required credits and Calculus 4 will be counted as General Elective Course credits.
Service Learning
Instructions
- Service learning 1 is restrained to the courses opened by our department; however, service learning 2&3 are open to students to take “Service learning course executive group”, plan to do on-campus non-professional service and student clubs’ off-campus service. Transferred students who have finished the courses are not included in this region.
- Students from economics department can only take one service learning per semester (choose from service learning 1,2&3), expected graduate students can otherwise take more than one. (above senior)
- The service learning course must be pre-added at CEIBA and fill in the service terms before deadline. If you don’t register the course successfully but finish the work, the service can’t be retained till the next semester.
- Please download the service learning record form after filling the terms and carefully keep it until the end of the semester for grade registration. (If you lose it, we will not supply the stamps again)
Take the course at CEIBA –>Fill in the service terms at economics website –> Download the record form and finish the work on time –>Hand in the record form and upload your experience on CEIBA
Contention of Service Learning
- To maintain department of economics and surrounding public area clean and nice, or to assist related instrumental works, your service length is 8 hours (8 times). The items include clearance of surrounding area around the office, maintenance of Social Science building, recycling, handout processing, alumni news, affairs of economics thesis, and the like.
- Off-campus service (107/7/1~108/1/5), time length must be at least 8 hours and the certification is needed from the service organization.
- Serve as the cadre of student association, captain of sport team, staff member of economics camp can substitute the service learning course.
*Above service terms can only choose one to substitute, for example, cadre of student association and staff of economics camp can only choose between to substitute ONE service learning, you cannot substitute for two service learning courses.
*Except for the special marked ones, each service terms can substitute one service learning courses.
107-1 service learning terms
| cycling A (107/9/25~107/11/16 1/per week) | 2 | Pick one period of time and come to the office every week. |
| Recycling B(10711/19~108/1/4 1/per week) | 2 | Pick one period of time and come to the office every week. |
| Clearance of Social Science building A1 (107/9/25~107/11/16 every Monday) | 10 | Lunch time 12:30~13:10am |
| Clearance of Social Science building B1 (107/9/25~107/11/16 every Tuesday) | 10 | Lunch time 12:30~13:10am |
| Clearance of Social Science building C1 (107/9/25~107/11/16 every Wednesday) | 10 | Lunch time 12:30~13:10am |
| Clearance of Social Science building D1 (107/9/25~107/11/16 every Thursday) | 10 | Lunch time 12:30~13:10am |
| Clearance of Social Science building E1 (107/9/25~107/11/16 every Friday) | 10 | Lunch time 12:30~13:10am |
| Clearance of Social Science building A2 (107/11/19~108/1/4 every Monday) | 10 | Lunch time 12:30~13:10am |
| Clearance of Social Science building B2 (107/11/19~108/1/4 every Tuesday) | 10 | Lunch time 12:30~13:10am |
| Clearance of Social Science building C2 (107/11/19~108/1/4 every Wednesday) | 10 | Lunch time 12:30~13:10am |
| Clearance of Social Science building D2 (107/11/19~108/1/4 every Thursday) | 10 | Lunch time 12:30~13:10am |
| Clearance of Social Science building E2 (107/11/19~108/1/4 every Friday) | 10 | Lunch time 12:30~13:10am |
| Staff for teacher parents conference A(9/2 Sun.) | 3 | 9/2(Sun.) 8:30~11:30am, restricted to sophomore or above |
| Staff for teacher parents conference B(9/2 Sun,) | 2 | 9/2(Sun.) 9~12am, restricted to sophomore or above |
| NEW! Staff for Social Science Library | 20 | Books on shelves, arrangements and environmental maintenance |
| Staff for EAEA | 33 | 10/27,10/28(with English communicative ability) restricted to sophomore or above |
| Staff for TEAEA | 30 | Middle of December, restricted to sophomore or above |
| Economics series of thesis | 12 | |
| Alumni News | 12 | About the end of November or the beginning of December |
| School anniversary celebration ceremony | 22 | 11/15 8~12am |
| Closing ceremony of sports competition | 20 | 11/17, 11/18 |
| Handouts arrangement A(107.9.17~108.1.4 before Wed.) | 3 | Not every week. Take and bind the handouts at office of academic affairs |
| Handouts arrangement A(107.9.17~108.1.4 Thurs. or Fri.) | 2 | Not every week. Take and bind the handouts at office of academic affairs |
| Team leader of clearance in Social Science Building A1(107.9.25~107.11.16, every Monday) | 1 | Restricted to junior students, at lunchtime 12:30~13:00 responsible for supervising and roll-calling. |
| Team leader of clearance in Social Science Building A1(107.9.25~107.11.16, every Tuesday) | 1 | Restricted to junior students, at lunchtime 12:30~13:00 responsible for supervising and roll-calling |
| Team leader of clearance in Social Science Building A1(107.9.25~107.11.16, every Wednesday) | 1 | Restricted to junior students, at lunchtime 12:30~13:00 responsible for supervising and roll-calling |
| Team leader of clearance in Social Science Building A1(107.9.25~107.11.16, every Thursday) | 1 | Restricted to junior students, at lunchtime 12:30~13:00 responsible for supervising and roll-calling |
| Team leader of clearance in Social Science Building A1(107.9.25~107.11.16, every Friday) | 1 | Restricted to junior students, at lunchtime 12:30~13:00 responsible for supervising and roll-calling |
| Team leader of clearance in Social Science Building A1(107.11.19~108.1.4, every Monday) | 1 | Restricted to junior students, at lunchtime 12:30~13:00 responsible for supervising and roll-calling |
| Team leader of clearance in Social Science Building A1(107.11.19~108.1.4, every Tuesday) | 1 | Restricted to junior students, at lunchtime 12:30~13:00 responsible for supervising and roll-calling |
| Team leader of clearance in Social Science Building A1(107.11.19~108.1.4, every Wednesday) | 1 | Restricted to junior students, at lunchtime 12:30~13:00 responsible for supervising and roll-calling |
| Team leader of clearance in Social Science Building A1(107.11.19~108.1.4, every Thursday) | 1 | Restricted to junior students, at lunchtime 12:30~13:00 responsible for supervising and roll-calling |
| Team leader of clearance in Social Science Building A1(107.11.19~108.1.4, every Friday) | 1 | Restricted to junior students, at lunchtime 12:30~13:00 responsible for supervising and roll-calling |
| Cadre of student association, captain of sports team, staff of economic camp | ||
| Off-campus serviceability activities(restrict to servicing time from 107.7.1~108.1.5) | Official certification is needed, and the service time must be at least 8 hours |
*Suspend on Midterm week (107.11.5~107.11.9)
*Cadre of student association, sports team captains and staff of economic camp is restricted to the organizers of the activities. It is not for registration!