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1. Course Objectives
By the end of this course, students should be able to:
- understand and apply key economic concepts and tools of environmental economics (CLO1)
- demonstrate how these concepts and tools can be used to analyze key environmental problems, such as climate change (CLO2)
- apply critical economic thinking analysis to formulate efficient and inclusive policy solutions to real world environmental problems, such as climate change. (CLO3)
2. Class Participation
This course is designed to engage students through class discussions on the topics covered in the course materials, lectures and student presentations. It is important that all students participate in class discussions, lectures and presentations to facilitate learning by other students and gain exposure to different viewpoints of other students in the class. It is therefore necessary to participate throughout the week in the classes and read the required readings for the week prior to class.
3. Course Assignments
Assignment percent of grade
Homework assignments 20
Participation in class 10
group projects and presentations 30
exams 40
100