Research School of Economics · ANU College of Business and Economics
This is an advanced course on econometric theory. It will provide students with grounding in the theory that underpins many standard econometric methods. It will stress fundamental ideas and general concepts so that students can draw connections between various methods presented in other courses, and learn to derive simple theoretical results from first principles and apply them to specific cases. The course does not attempt to provide details on the theory behind all possible econometric models, but instead seeks to ensure that students gain sufficient skills to allow them to understand the key issues and hence to be able to read and understand advanced texts and journal articles on current research that they may come across in their future studies or research.
One assignment worth 25%, a mid semester exam worth 25% and a final exam worth 50%.
Students taking this course are expected to commit at least 12 hours a week comprised of: - 3 hours of lectures and, - 1 hour of tutorial, and - 8 hours of private study (at least). - (Recommended and Optional) Study group to be organized by students, if they wish.
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