Course Syllabus                                                     
                          Principles of Economics: Micro

Microeconomics has an introductory module on demand and supply to teach you
(1) how to use the text and study guide, and
(2) how to prepare and participate with your classmates in the learning process. 

Micro studies 12 more modules. 

INSTRUCTOR............................................Thomas J. Meyer     
OFFICE LOCATION..................................Stone Hall room #114
OFFICE HOURS.........................................Posted on office door
OFFICE PHONE..........................................(276) 656-0283
E-MAIL ADDRESS.....................................tmeyer@ph.vccs.edu ;                      
 COURSE WEB PAGE ............................. INSTRUCTOR WEB PAGE

CLASSROOM LOCATION:  on BlackBoard during Spring, Summer, and Fall

COURSE CREDITS:                                      4
PREREQUISITES:                                         English 03, English 05, and Math 02 
SERVICE LEARNING COMPONENT:       N/A
 

Registration Information

1.  The course identification number you need to register for MyEconLab at http://www.myeconlab.com is  meyer68741  (all lowercase).

2.  Each newly purchased text contains an insert inside its front cover with instructions on how to register for an electronic text and study guide, so as to have additional online quizzes, PowerPoint slides, and other electronic learning aids.  Further assistance can be gotten by calling the publisher at:
1-800-677-6337 or emailing support@coursecompass.com .

Course Deadline

1.  The deadline for completing work in Principles of Economics: Micro
     is published at the bottom of the 15-Module Calendar for each semester.

Use Email to write to your classmates or to me, Mr. Tom Meyer.

Study in your home or office.
Use the Special Help Section at the bottom of this Syllabus when you need to talk to the textbook publisher.

Use Email to write to your classmates or to me, Mr. Tom Meyer.

Study in your home or office.
Use the Special Help Section at the bottom of this Syllabus when you need to talk to the textbook publisher.

Use Email to write to your classmates or to me, Mr. Tom Meyer.

 Table of Links and Bookmarks

INFORMATION LINKS  IN THIS ECO 201 SYLLABUS ARE PRIORITIZED IN IMPORTANCE
BY  CATEGORY/COLOR CODE,  ALPHABET,  & FONT SIZE
 

CHOOSE THE CATEGORY/COLOR CODE OF THE INFORMATION YOU WANT
THEN CHOOSE BY FONT SIZE OR BY ALPHABETIC ARRANGEMENT

READ THE INSTRUCTOR LETTER,
RETURN THE STUDENT AGREEMENT, AND
EXAMINE THE SPECIAL HELP LINK BEFORE YOU BEGIN THIS COURSE.
 

THE FOLLOWING "UTILITY LINKS" TAKE YOU OUT

OF THIS SYLLABUS AND INTO RELATED PLACES. 

PRESS THE "BACK ARROW" BUTTON ON YOUR COMPUTER

TO RETURN TO THIS ECO 202 SYLLABUS.

Menu I

"Getting Started"
links

Menu II

"Need to Know" links

15-Module Calendar  (Micro)
Spring
Summer
Fall

 Instructor Letter

Dear Students,

A.  This syllabus is a tentative guide that may be modified by me,  Thomas Meyer, the instructor.  To bring about your successful participation in my course, my syllabus makes ten presumptions.  Your success is dependent on the following items:

B.  I am willing to do my part to make you successful in this course.  I want you to should your responsibilities as well.  Every registered student is responsible for seeing that he or she can gain access to this syllabus and to the 15-Module Calendar from the first day of class.  

Best wishes for your academic success,

Tom Meyer

Thomas J. Meyer

 Student Agreement or Affidavit
(Student statement that "I am ready to begin.")

When you’re ready to begin this course and can accept your responsibilities mentioned above, send a copy of the following affidavit to the instructor:  

Dear Professor Meyer,
 

1.  I am a registered student in Principles of Economics: Micro.
2.  I’ve gotten my required text and study guide and access to MyEconLab. 
3.  I can see that the Syllabus is divided into links called "Getting Started, Need-to-know, Nice-to-know, and For your information. 

4.  I’m ready and able to navigate these links using a school or personal computer,  and I can understand the Syllabus and 15-Module Calendar. 

Sincerely,