Curricula and Syllabi in Principles of Microeconomics

A complete online course, adapted from a course delivered on-campus at MIT in the Spring of 2011. It includes a set of lecture videos, assigned readings, problem sets with the solutions explained in videos, and an exam. The course assumes a high-school knowledge of calculus and covers the principles of consumer behaviour, firm behaviour, market structure and policy relevance.

Brief course handbook and syllabus for an introductory course on microeconomics as taught by David Saal of Aston University in 2008/9. Includes learning outcomes, course content, teaching, assessment and feedback details.

This course webpage for Principles of Microeconomics at Marietta College as taught by Greg Delemeester includes lecture notes, old exams (multiple-choice and short answer) and individual trivia questions. There are also links to the course syllabus and some key economics websites.

This is the syllabus for an introductory course that taught the fundamentals of microeconomics at MIT in autumn 2007. Topics include consumer theory, producer theory, the behaviour of firms, market equilibrium, monopoly, and the role of the government in the economy.

The Syllabus Finder is an experimental service offered by the Center for History and New Media, Department of History and Art History, George Mason University. It is a specialist search engine which aims to allow users a rapid way to search the internet to retrieve syllabi of academic courses, most of which are based in North America or have a web address in the .edu domain. Materials are retrieved from sites indexed on Google. It is possible to search by subject keyword. Users should check the date of materials retrieved as syllabi can vary in date. Some contain synopses and, reading lists and course notes; others are briefer in detail.