In this course, we will be delving into the fundamentals of mathematical analysis in the context of economics. The focus will be on providing students with a solid foundation in mathematical concepts and techniques that are essential for understanding and solving economic problems. From calculus to linear algebra, this course will equip students with the mathematical tools necessary to analyze economic models and make informed decisions.

Throughout the semester, students will explore various topics including optimization, game theory, and differential equations, all of which play a crucial role in economic analysis. By the end of the course, students will be able to apply mathematical methods to complex economic problems, interpret mathematical models, and communicate their findings effectively. This course will not only enhance students' quantitative skills but also deepen their understanding of economic theory and policy.

Key Lesson Concepts:

• Introduction to mathematical analysis in economics
• Exploration of calculus and linear algebra concepts
• Application of mathematical tools to economic models and problems