Bachelor of Science in Econometrics and Statistics

Course Structure

       Year One

        First Semester  

  • CMJ 1100 – Communication Skills, 3 Credit Hours              
  • ZOO 1100 – HIV & AIDS and Lifestyle Diseases, 3 Credit Hours      
  • ECO 1103 – Introduction to Microeconomics, 3 Credit Hours         
  • ECO 1104 – Fundamentals of Mathematics, 3 Credit Hours            
  • ECO 1105 – Economic Statistics I, 3 Credit Hours
  • BCM 1103 – Foundations of Accounting I, 3 Credit Hours
  • ECO 1106 – Kenya’s Economy since Independence, 3 Credit Hours             

        Total                     21          

        Second Semester

  • COM 1200 – Computer & Information Literacy, 3 Credit Hours
  • ECO 1203 – Introduction to Macroeconomics, 3 Credit Hours
  • ECO 1204 – Mathematics for Economics I, 3 Credit Hours
  • BCM 1203 – Business Law, 3 Credit Hours
  • BCM 1205 – Foundations of Accounting II, 3 Credit Hours
  • ECO 1205 – Economics Statistics II, 3 Credit Hours
  • ARE 1205 – Introduction to Agricultural Economics, 3 Credit Hours

        Total                     21

       Year Two

        First Semester  

  • ENS 2100 – Environmental Skills, 3 Credit Hours 
  • REL 2100 – Philosophy and Critical Thinking, 3 Credit Hours           
  • ECO 2103 – Intermediate Microeconomics, 3 Credit Hours             
  • ECO 2104 – Production Economics, 3 Credit Hours             
  • ECO 2105 – Rural Development, 3 Credit Hours  
  • ECO 2106 – Calculus for Economists I, 3 Credit Hours       
  • ECO 2107 – History of Economic Thought I, 3 Credit Hours             

        Total                     21          

        Second Semester

  • ECO 2203 – Intermediate Macroeconomics, 3 Credit Hours
  • ECO 2204 – Mathematics for Economics II, 3 Credit Hours
  • ECO 2205 – Economics of Money and Banking, 3 Credit Hours
  • ECO 2206 – Calculus for Economists II, 3 Credit Hours
  • ECO 2207 – History of Economic Thought II, 3 Credit Hours
  • ECO 2208 – Issues in Africa’s Economic Development, 3 Credit Hours
  • ECO 2209 – Accounting and Control, 3 Credit Hours

        Total                     21

       Year Three

        First semester  

  • ECO 3103 – Advanced Microeconomics, 3 Credit Hours
  • ECO 3104 – International Economics, 3 Credit Hours                         
  • ECO 3105 – Development Economics, 3 Credit Hours        
  • ECO 3106 – Economics of Labour and Industry, 3 Credit Hours     
  • ECO 3107 – Operations Research, 3 Credit Hours
  • ECS 3103 – Advanced Statistics, 3 Credit Hours   
  • ECO 3104 – Quantity Survey, 3 Credit Hours

        Total                     21          

        Second Semester

  • BBM 3200 – Entrepreneurship Skills, 3 Credit Hours
  • ECO 3203 – Advanced Macroeconomics, 3 Credit Hours
  • ECO 3204 – Development planning, 3 Credit Hours
  • ECO 3205 – Research Methodology, 3 Credit Hours
  • ECO 3208 – Industrial Attachment, 6 Credit Hours
  • ECS 3203 – Probability and Statistics, 3 Credit Hours
  • ECS 3204 – Theory of Estimation, 3 Credit Hours

        Total                     24

       Year Four

        First semester  

  • ECO 4103 – Econometrics I, 3 Credit Hours
  • ECO 4104 – Research Paper, 3 Credit Hours          
  • ECS 4103 – Applied Statistics, 3 Credit Hours        
  • ECS 4104 – Social Statistics, 3 Credit Hours            
  • ECS 4105 – Time Series Analysis, 3 Credit Hours  
  • ECS 4106 – Industrial Economics, 3 Credit Hours 
  • ECS 4107 – Macroeconomic Policy Analysis, 3 Credit Hours            

        Total                     21

        Second Semester

  • ECO 4203 – Econometrics II, 3 Credit Hours
  • ECO 4106 – Data Analysis and Computer Application, 3 Credit Hours
  • ECO 4205 – Public Finance and Fiscal Policy, 3 Credit Hours
  • ECS 4220 – Linear Modeling, 3 Credit Hours
  • ECS 4204 – Statistical Inferencing, 3 Credit Hours
  • ECS 4205 – Numerical Methods, 3 Credit Hours
  • ECS 4206 – Applied Econometrics, 3 Credit Hours

        Total                     21

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