Austin Community College

FY 2006 Degree Plan

This program is designed so that students receiving an Associate of Arts degree in economics at ACC will be prepared to take junior and senior level courses at any four­year college or university. All the courses in this degree plan must be taken and passed in order to earn an A.A. in Economics. The order, given below, in which these courses should be taken, is just a suggestion. Students may take the courses in any order they want to except for those courses that require a course prerequisite (+). The economics department also suggests that ECON 2302 be taken before ECON 2301.

Semester I

	ENGL	1301		English Composition I	3
	HIST	1301		United States History I	3
	GOVT	2305		United States Government	3
				Foreign Language1	5
					------- 14

Semester II

+	ENGL	1302		English Composition II	3
	HIST	1302		United States History II	3
	GOVT	2306		Texas State and Local Government	3
+	MATH	1324		Mathematics for Business and Economics2	3
+				Foreign Language1	5
					------- 17

Semester III

	SPCH	1311		Introduction to Speech Communication3	3
	ECON	2302		Principles of Microeconomics4	3
+				Humanities5	3
+	MATH	1425		Business Calculus and Applications I2	4
+				Natural Science6	3-4
					------- 16-17

Semester IV

	ECON	2301		Principles of Macroeconomics4	3
+				Humanities5	3
+	MATH	1476		Business Calculus and Applications II	4
+				Natural Science6	3-4
				Visual and Performing Arts6	3
					------- 16-17
				TOTALS	------- 63-65

¹ All foreign language hours must be in the same language.
² Students thinking about transferring to UT Austin should take the MATH 2413, MATH 2414, and MATH 2415 sequence instead of the MATH 1324, MATH 1425, and MATH 1476 sequence suggested here.
³ SPCH 1315 may be substituted for SPCH 1311.
⁴ ECON 2301 can be taken first and ECON 2302 may be taken second.
⁵ Select from Humanities in the Core Curriculum Course list. You are encouraged to seriously consider finishing your third and fourth semester of foreign language with these hours.
⁶ Select from the appropriate section of the Core Curriculum Course List.