Course title, code: Economics, GAJABAN-KOZGGAZD-1
The aim is to introduce students to the fundamental problems of economics, its operation, micro- and macroeconomics, the economic context of technical life.
Economics as an empirical science. Economic problems of technical life. Basics of Finance - Microeconomics. The operation, actors and peculiarities of the market economy. Macroeconomics. Measuring economic performance. Operation and peculiarities of macro markets.
Course content - seminars:
Knowledge:
tudents gain knowledge of economics through problem analysis. Students will be able to identify and deal with economic (technical-economic) problems. Students strive to mobilize their knowledge in the course of their work. Students have sufficient responsibility to deal with economic (technical-economic) problems.
Mid-term study requirements:
A. Economic accounting tasks B. Answering an economic theory question
Exam requirements:
Not specified
Paul A. Samuelson & William D. Nordhaus (2010): Economics. Mcgraw-Hill Irwin. ISBN(s): 978-0-07-351129-0