ECON 100Principles of Economics

Apr 22, 2024 Accounting at UWaterloo 2 points, 8 comments

“The Math/Chartered Account program shows these five courses for first semester: September to December AFM 111 – Professional Pathways & Problem-Solving AFM 191 – Foundations for Financial Reporting …”

u/SirFrancisTheKnight: “Question 1: Math/CPA takes Econ 100 in the winter term (January to April) which is a mix of micro and macro economics (ie satisfies Econ 101 and Econ 102). …”

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Dec 12, 2023 IS ANYONE HERE AN ECONOMICS MAJOR IN WATERLOO. 1 point, 11 comments

u/SchoolPresident: “Mathematics/CPA is the program you have to be in to take ECON 100.”

u/Local-Performance168: “Is it compulsory to take ECON 100 in order to get admitted into the Economics Major Program, or are there choices take other courses. For example only taking ECON 101 and ECON 102, and they fulfill the credits needed for the 2nd year. (Just an example like that).”

u/SchoolPresident: “Here are the courses you will need for an Honours Economics degree: https://ugradcalendar.uwaterloo.ca/page/ARTS-Honours-Economics You will not take ECON 100.”

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May 1, 2022 FARM vs MATH/CPA 2 points, 7 comments

“Hey everyone, &x200B; I have been fortunate enough to be accepted into both FARM and Math/CPA and have been very grateful for it:) Nevertheless, I am VERY struggling to choose between these two and …”

u/AFMISFULLOFNOOBS: “… Control AFM 491 Advanced Financial Accounting ECON 100 Principles of Econ. …”

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Aug 4, 2020 SLC before all the construction started 555 points, 34 comments

[deleted]: “Bombshelter & SLC; the 2 decent places on campus are gone. Let it sink in.”

u/SantiJP3: “Bombshelter was decent. I remember doing a couple of shots with some classmates before our final for ECON 100 (elective in our 2nd year). Good times.”

u/leea0526: “off topic, but why did you choose to do ECON 100 instead of ECON 101/102?”

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Jul 29, 2020 Thoughts on ECON 100? 1 point, 3 comments

u/Blaster167: “I’m debating on taking ECON 100 or ECON 101. I’ve heard 101 is easy, but I couldn’t find much on 100. I’m just wondering if it’s going to be more useful than 101.”

u/tendstofortytwo: “ECON 100 has a prereq: you need to be Math/CPA.”

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May 7, 2020 Question about 2A Progression Requirements 1 point, 8 comments

“For some context I am in Math/CPA and I failed to reach the Math 135 progression requirement of 60% in 1A. …”

u/BronzeWarrior15: “What are the transfer credits in? If they are in a course that you didn’t take (perhaps ECON 101? Do you still take COMM 103/100/ECON 100 as we did when I went through?) then that should be acceptable, but I can’t confirm this — you might have to talk with either Peter or Aziza.”

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Nov 10, 2019 ECON 100 and 101? 1 point, 2 comments

u/12345goose: “Econ 100 and 101 are antireqs of each other http://www.ucalendar.uwaterloo.ca/1920/COURSE/course-ECON.html”

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Aug 3, 2019 Econ courses 2 points, 1 comment

u/Tank_full_of_dank: “… Most of the second year courses and most of them have the following prereqs: econ101 or econ100/comm103; econ 102. Just for clarification that means that i need to have both econ 101 and econ 102 in order to take the course. …”

u/OfficialPapaJohn: “… For example, for ECON201 you need "ECON 101 or (ECON100=COMM103). …”

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Jan 30, 2019 How did they figure out that the demand was unit elastic at that point? Econ majors pls help. 7 points, 15 comments

u/beaverlyknight: “Technically speaking, price elasticity of demand (Ed) at a particular point is Ed = -dQ / dP P / Q How I would do it: So first of all if you look at your demand curve Q = 50 - 2p Ed = -dQ / dP P / Q …”

u/Level126: “… Took Econ 100 which is anti req with 101, and then convinced math faculty to accept AP credit for 102 in 2nd year. Econ 100 fills all 101 requirements. Hopefully I don't get screwed when I'm trying to graduate without 101. …”

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Dec 12, 2018 Can a MATH/CPA transfer to AFM?? 3 points, 7 comments

“I am a first year math/cpa student and I am suffering from my math courses currently, is it possible for me to switch to AFM?”

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u/Level126: “ECON 100 counts as econ 101.”

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Jun 13, 2018 Can Econ 100 or 101 be a bird course for engineering 7 points, 13 comments

u/leea0526: “ECON 100 is restricted to Math/CPA students only.”

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Jan 31, 2018 What’s the useful/interesting course you’ve taken? 5 points, 27 comments

“Have lots of elective room next term — I find that taking bird electives means I’m never all that interested and actually do worse than challenging courses. …”

u/Level126: “Liked CO250, and liking Math239. Also liked Econ 100 for being a crash course in micro/macro with math having done micro and macro in highschool. Only thing is that you can't take econ 100 unless you're in math/cpa i think”

u/Level126: “ECON 100 despite being a micro/macro crash course only counts as ECON 101. I got lucky personally by having an ECON 102 credit from AP Macro. ECON 100 is not similar to 101/102. ECON 100 has no multiple choice for example. …”

u/leea0526: “You will most likely not be able to enroll in ECON 100 as it is restricted to Math/CPAs.”

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