Home / Courses / ECO / 1305

ECO 1305: Issues in Economics

Spring 2027 · 3 credit hours · 7 sections · 145 open seats as of Oct 30, 2026, 1:53 AM Central

This course provides an introduction to basic economic concepts, models, and tools used in economic analysis. In order to develop an appreciation for the value of economic analysis, applications are emphasized throughout the course. Students have the opportunity to apply the tools of economic analysis to a variety of issues including price controls, taxes, poverty, pollution, discrimination, competitive and monopolistic markets, economic growth, inflation and unemployment. ECO 1305 does not count towards a BBA degree.

Professors teaching ECO 1305 in Spring 2027

Cesia Sanchez, Lourenco Paz, Becca Jorgensen. See their BUBooks scores and reported grades in the builder.

Sections

CRNSectionWhenWhereInstructorSeats
1294101 Class InstructionMWF 8:00am-8:50amFOSTER 124Cesia Sanchez25 of 25 open
1294202 Class InstructionMWF 9:05am-9:55amFOSTER 124Cesia Sanchez25 of 25 open
4519603 Class InstructionTR 8:00am-9:15amFOSTER 318Lourenco Paz25 of 25 open
5111504 Class InstructionTR 11:00am-12:15pmFOSTER 118Becca Jorgensen20 of 20 open
5528105 Class InstructionTR 12:30pm-1:45pmFOSTER 118Becca Jorgensen20 of 20 open
55292H1 Class InstructionTR 11:00am-12:15pmFOSTER 118Becca Jorgensen5 of 5 open
51126W1 Class InstructionNo set meeting timeONLINELourenco Paz25 of 25 open

Build a schedule with ECO 1305

Seat counts change fast during registration. The builder checks Baylor live every time you build. Always confirm CRNs in BearWeb.