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History & Theories of Architecture

  • Course Code :
    ARC 221
  • Level :
    Undergraduate
  • Course Hours :
    3 Hours
  • Department :
    3

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Course outcomes:

a. Knowledge and Understanding:

1- Outline basic macroeconomic concepts and principles.
2- Recognize economic policies on the macro level such as fiscal and monetary policies.
3- Investigate simple mathematical, verbal and diagrammatic methods of analysis.
4- Draw alternative policy responses focusing on contemporary macroeconomic policies while always referring back to some specific macroeconomic model.
5- Identify macroeconomic principles related to decision-making such as balance of payments, national income, unemployment, factors of production, and income distribution.

b. Intellectual Skills:

1- Subdivide different macroeconomic methodological tools into mathematical and diagrammatical methods of analysis to explain macroeconomic issues.
2- Analyze the characteristics of alternative macroeconomic models.
3- Link macroeconomics with other social branches to facilitate the decision making process.
4- Interpret key macroeconomic principles to various practical and policy issues.
5- Examine different macroeconomic data analysis techniques in analyzing and interpreting international economic phenomenon such prose, tables, and graphs.

c. Professional and Practical Skills:

1- Conduct simplified supply and demand models on the aggregate level to estimate the consequences of changes in the aggregate market on quantity and price.
2- Report in a simplified framework the process of modelling the main operations of any macro economy.
3- Contribute in decision making by acquiring important skills in numeracy, literacy, and information processing.
4- Conduct profitability and cost-benefit analysis evaluations to analyze country macroeconomic performance if random and/or intended changes occur in the environment.
5- Use both qualitative and quantitative skills in solving economic problems.

d. General and Transferable Skills:

1- Experience with conceptual frameworks effective for problem solving and decision making.
2- Acquire analytical reasoning skills, numeric and clear effective communication skills.
3- Test the ability of students to work under pressure and as part of a team.


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Course topics and contents:

Topic No. of hours Lecture Tutorial/Practical
Introductory Lecture and Course Outline - The economic problem, resource allocation and economic systems (joint with Introduction to Macroeconomics). 5 1 1
Thinking like an Economist, 2 main economic models: the circular flow model and the production possibilities frontier (joint with Introduction to Macroeconomics). 5 1 1
Demand, Supply and Price determination (joint with Introduction to Macroeconomics). 5 1 1
National income accounts. 5 1 1
Growth and inflation in the long-run 5 1 1
Unemployment 5 1 1
Midterm Exam 1
Aggregate expenditure including theories of consumption and investment 5 1 1
Macroeconomic equilibrium & Multipliers. 5 1 1
Monetary and fiscal policy, Trade and the exchange rate 5 1 1
Balance of Payments 5 1 1
Distribution of income 5 1 1
Business cycles 5 1 1
Money & finance 5 1 1
Final Exam 1

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Teaching And Learning Methodologies:

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Demonstration videos
Data show PowerPoint slides in lectures
Group discussions
Application in tutors

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Course Assessment :

Methods of assessment Relative weight % Week No. Assess What
Course Work (Attendance, Participation, Assignments, Quizzes, Research Paper…) 30.00 assess theoretical background of the intellectual and practical skills
Final Exam 40.00 15 assess knowledge and intellectual skills.
Midterm Exam 30.00 7 assess professional skills.

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