ECON 3339

Intro Econometrics II

Lec 01 and Lab B01 selected

This course is an extension of ECON 3338.03 and covers a range of econometric methods that are used in economic research. The topics for this course include: panel data, binary-choice models, instrumental variables, time series and forecasting.

Sections

Lecture
Lab

From the syllabus

From the Winter 2026 syllabus by Weina Zhou. Open the PDF

Grading

4%AttendanceRandomly taken during class
6%Assignments (3)Pass/fail
20%Midterm examIn person; Feb 12
35%Final examIn person; scheduled by Registrar
35%Term paperPresent in final classes; due April 10

Textbook

  • Introduction to Econometrics, James H. Stock and Mark W. Watson (optional)

Course rules

Missed midterm
Its weight transfers automatically to the final; email the instructor in advance and submit the absence form through Brightspace.
Missed assignment
Submit the absence form through Brightspace before the deadline; its weight shifts to the final.
Late work
Late assignments and term papers are not accepted.
Cell phones
Phones must remain off during class; each violation reduces the attendance grade by 20%.

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