COURSE INSTRUCTOR: Dr. NOUI Rabah
Course Instructor |
Dr. NOUI Rabah |
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rabah.noui@univ-bejaia.dz |
Module Coefficient |
01 |
Credits |
02 |
Total Hour Volume |
45 hours |
Weekly Work Hour Volume |
1H30 |
Evaluation Method |
Exams + Tests + Assignments, Reading summary,... |
Follow-up Modality |
Online |
This is a course overview for "Introduction to Economics." The course covers the basic concepts of economics, the importance of studying economic sciences, and the epistemological and scientific foundations of economics. It also aims to enhance learners' understanding of the history of economic thought and activities, as well as the relationship of economics with other social sciences. The course is taught by Dr. NOUI Rabah and includes exams, tests, assignments, and reading summaries for evaluation. There is also a discussion forum for questions and mandatory test participation. The course is divided into multiple sections, including chapters one and two...
A prerequisite test is an assessment designed to verify whether students or participants have the basic knowledge or skills necessary to take an introduction to economics course.Welcome to the General Discussion Forum. This is a space for students to ask questions, share ideas, and exchange resources related to the course. Please feel free to:
Ask for clarification about lectures or readings.
Discuss methodological issues regarding your mini-research project.
Share useful articles, videos, or tools.
Guidelines:
Be respectful and constructive in your comments.
Use clear titles for your discussion threads.
Check if your question has already been answered before posting.
this space is dedicated to L1 students to ask their questions, interact, and discuss the different elements covered in the introductory economics course.
This chat room is designed for real-time discussions. The instructor will be available every Wednesday from 6 pm to 7 pm to answer questions related to the mini-research project. You may also use this space to interact informally with your peers.
Champeyrache, C. (2019). Introduction générale à l’économie. L1 S1. Microéconomie-Macroéconomie. Éditions LMD.https://www.eknos.fr/accueil/12495/produit/-introduction-generale-a-l-economie-l1-s1-microeconomimacroeconomie-9782340071384.html
De Montbrial, T., & Fauchart-Foray, E. (2018). Introduction à l’économie : Microéconomie, macroéconomie (6ᵉ éd.). Dunod.https://www.dunod.com/entreprise-et-economie/introduction-economie-microeconomie-macroeconomie
Collectif Dunod. (2022). Apprendre l’économie (2ᵉ éd.). Dunod.https://www.dunod.com/apprendre-economie-un-manuel-clair-actuel-et-essentiel
Hachette Éducation. (2019). Fondamentaux – Économie politique 1 : Économie descriptive et comptabilité (10ᵉ éd.). Hachette Éducation.https://www.enseignants.hachette-education.com/livres/fondamentaux-economie-politique-1-economie-descriptive-comptabilite-10-e-edition-9782017196860
Mankiw, N. G. (2020). Principles of economics (9ᵉ ed.). Cengage Learning.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principles_of_Economics_(Mankiw_book)
Case, K. E., Fair, R. C., & Oster, S. M. (2019). Principles of economics (Global ed.). Pearson.https://www.amazon.fr/Principles-Economics-Global-Karl-Case/dp/1292294698
Komlos, J. (2021). Foundations of real-world economics: What every economics student needs to know (3ᵉ ed.). Routledge. https://www.routledge.com/Foundations-of-Real-World-Economics-What-Every-Economics-Student-Needs-to-Know/Komlos/p/book/9781032001722