2023 - 2024 Fall Semester | Department of Economics

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19/10/2023 - 19:10

Academic Advisor	Year	Surname	Office
Gül İpek Tunç	I	AA - ÇZ	A 217
Erdal Özmen	I	DA - KA	A 214
Eren Gürer	I	KE - SZ	A 016
Mürüvvet Büyükboyacı Hanay	I	ŞA - ZZ	A 007
Elif Akbostancı	II	AA - Dİ	A 212
Alev Atak	II	DJ - OZ	A 006
Esma Gaygısız	II	ÖA - ZZ	A 116
Pınar Derin Güre	III	AA - EZ	A 005
Erkan Erdil	III	FA - ÖZ	A 203
Serap Aşık	III	PA - ZZ	A 215
Çınla Akdere	IV	AA - BZ	A 204
Erol Taymaz	IV	CA - HZ	A 216
Onur Yıldırım	IV	IA - RZ	A 017
Hakan Ercan	IV	SA - ZZ	A 207
Seven Ağır	Minor	AA - ZZ	A 206
Serkan Küçükşenel	Master	AA - ZZ	A 014
Kağan Parmaksız	Doctorate	AA - JZ	A 213
Dilem Yıldırım	Doctorate	KA - ZZ	A 208

Code	Course	Section	Instructor	Day	Time	Room
ECON 101	Introduction to Economics I	1	Gül İpek Tunç	Wednesday Friday	13.40-15.30 13.40-15.30	FZ14 FZ14
ECON 101	Introduction to Economics I	2	Seven Ağır	Tuesday Wednesday	15.40-17.30 12.40-14.30	F.AUD F.AUD
ECON 101 (Recitation)	Introduction to Economics I	1 & 2	Zeki Şengül	Wednesday	16.40-18.30	F.AUD
ECON 101	Introduction to Economics I	4	Mürüvvet Büyükboyacı	Monday Wednesday	10.40-12.30 13.40-15.30	G102 G102
ECON 101 (Recitation)	Introduction to Economics I	4	Yelda Erden-Topal	Tuesday	13.40-15.30	G202
ECON 101	Introduction to Economics I	5	Hakan Ercan	Wednesday Friday	14.40-16.30 13.40-15.30	F.AUD F.AUD
ECON 101 (Recitation)	Introduction to Economics I	5	Can Deniz Turna	Friday	10.40-12.30	F.AUD
ECON 102	Introduction to Economics II	1	Eren Gürer	Tuesday Thursday	09.40-11.30 10.40-12.30	F16 F.AUD
ECON 105	Introduction to Research Methods I	1	Kağan Parmaksız	Monday	09.40-12.30	F.AUD
ECON 107	Economy, Society, and Civilization I	1	Onur Yıldırım	Monday	13.40-16.30	F.AUD
ECON 201	Microeconomic Theory I	1	Serkan Küçükşenel	Wednesday Friday	15.40-17.30 10.40-12.30	FZ17 FZ14
ECON 201 (Recitation)	Microeconomic Theory I	1	Rengin Meryem Ayhan	Monday	15.40-17.30	F19
ECON 201	Microeconomic Theory I	2	İlhan Can Özen	Wednesday Friday	13.40-15.30 08.40-10.30	FZ17 FZ14
ECON 201 (Recitation)	Microeconomic Theory I	2	Cankutcem Ünal	Wednesday	17.40-19.30	FZ17
ECON 202	Macroeconomic Theory I	1	Pınar Derin Güre	Tuesday Thursday	12.40-14.30 12.40-14.30	FZ16 FZ14
ECON 202	Macroeconomic Theory I	2	Pınar Derin Güre	Wednesday Thursday	11.40-13.30 09.40-11.30	FZ09 FZ09
ECON 202 (Recitation)	Macroeconomic Theory I	1 & 2	Pınar Özpala	TBA	TBA	TBA
ECON 205	Statistics for Economists I	1	Yılmaz Akdi	Monday	09.40-12.30	FZ16
ECON 205	Statistics for Economists I	2	Nil Ipek Sirikci	Monday	09.40-12.30	FZ09
ECON 205 (Recitation)	Statistics for Economists I	1 & 2	Volkan Ahıskalı	Thursday	15.40-17.30	FZ14
ECON 206	Statistics for Economists II	1	Erkan Erdil	Monday	09.40-12.30	FZ14
ECON 208	Social and Economic History II	1	Seven Ağır	Thursday	09.40-12.30	FZ14
ECON 210	Principles of Economics	1	İlhan Can Özen	Tuesday	08.40-11.30	Online
ECON 210	Principles of Economics	2	Seven Ağır	Thursday	14.40-17.30	Online
ECON 210	Principles of Economics	3	Şirin Saraçoğlu	Friday	14.40-17.30	Online
ECON 211	Principles of Economics I	1	Mürüvvet Büyükboyacı	Tuesday	12.40-15.30	YP-A4
ECON 301	Introduction to Econometrics I	1	Dilem Yıldırım	Monday Wednesday	13.40-15.30 09.40-11.30	FZ14 FZ16
ECON 301 (Recitation)	Introduction to Econometrics I	1	Duygu Çelik	Monday	15.40-17.30	FZ16
ECON 301	Introduction to Econometrics I	2	Alev Atak	Wednesday Friday	09.40-11.30 09.40-11.30	FZ09 FZ09
ECON 301 (Recitation)	Introduction to Econometrics I	2	Hazal Güzel	Tuesday	16.40-18.30	FZ16
ECON 302	Introduction to Econometrics II	1	Erdal Özmen	Monday Wednesday	15.40-17.30 15.40-17.30	FZ14 FZ16
ECON 302 (Recitation)	Introduction to Econometrics II	1	Yunus Bulut Topuz	Tuesday	16.40-18.30	FZ14
ECON 311	Monetary Theory and Policy	1	Elif Akbostancı	Tuesday	09.40-12.30	FZ14
ECON 312	Fiscal Policy and Public Finance	1	Serap Türüt Aşık	Wednesday	12.40-15.30	FZ16
ECON 354	Introduction to International Economics II	1	Elif Akbostancı	Thursday	09.40-12.30	FZ16
ECON 361	History Of Economic Analysis I	1	Çınla Akdere	Tuesday	13.40-16.30	FZ14
ECON 362	History Of Economic Analysis II	1	Çınla Akdere	Thursday	13.40-16.30	FZ09
ECON 400	Seminar in Economics		Staff
ECON 401	Practical Training in Economics I		Staff
ECON 404	Health Economics	1	İlhan Can Özen	Tuesday	13.40-16.30	FZ15
ECON 413	Introduction to Data Science	1	Erol Taymaz	Friday	09.40-12.30	LAB
ECON 415	Economics of Technology	1	Erkan Erdil	Tuesday	09.40-12.30	FZ15
ECON 417	Mathematical Analysis for Economics	1	Nil Ipek Sirikci	Wednesday	09.40-12.30	FZ15
ECON 423	Public Sector Economics	1	Eren Gürer	Tuesday	12.40-15.30	FZ17
ECON 425	Environmental Economics	1	Serap Türüt Aşık	Thursday	13.40-16.30	FZ16
ECON 442	Topics in Monetary Macroeconomics	1	Erdal Özmen	Tuesday	13.40-16.30	FZ09
ECON 452	Agricultural Trade Policies	1	Halis Akder	Friday	09.40-12.30	FZ15
ECON 460	Structure Of Turkish Economy	1	Gül İpek Tunç	Thursday	13.40-16.30	F.AUD
ECON 461	Introduction to Linear Economic Models	1	Nazım Ekinci	Monday	13.40-16.30	FZ09
ECON 465	Development Economics	1	Cem Somel	Tuesday	09.40-12.30	FZ09
ECON 482	Review Topics In Economics	1	Semih Akçomak	Friday	13.40-16.30	FZ09
ECON 483	Applied Econometrics	1	Ozan Eruygur	Thursday	09.40-12.30	FZ15
ECON495	The Labor Market In Turkey	1	Yıldırım Koç	Friday	13.40-16.30	FZ16
ECON 500	Mathematics For Economists	1	Esma Gaygısız	Wednesday	15.40-17.30	FZ14
ECON 501	Microeconomic Theory I	1	Serkan Küçükşenel	Wednesday Friday	10.40-12.30 08.40-10.30	FZ14 FZ16
ECON 502	Macroeconomic Theory I	1	Şirin Saraçoğlu	Wednesday Friday	08.40-10.30 10.40-12.30	FZ14 FZ16
ECON 507	Econometric Methods I	1	Dilem Yıldırım	Monday	09.40-12.30	FZ15
ECON 610	Applied Macro Models	1	Kağan Parmaksız	Thursday	13.40-16.30	F106
ECON 636	International Macroeconomics	1	Esma Gaygısız	Tuesday	13.40-16.30	F106
ECON 682	Microeconometrics	1	Hakan Ercan	Thursday	09.40-12.30	F106
ECON 687	Research Methods and Ethics	1	Staff	Monday	13.40-16.30	Online
ECON 692	Evolutionary Economics	1	Erol Taymaz	Friday	13.40-16.30	F106
ECON 693	Economics of Education, Health and Human Capital I	1	Aysıt Tansel	Wednesday	13.40-16.30	F106

Course Code	Course Section	Instructor
ECON 589 ECON 595 ECON 599 ECON 699	3	Ömer Kağan Parmaksız
ECON 589 ECON 595 ECON 599 ECON 699	4	Nil İpek Şirikçi
ECON 589 ECON 595 ECON 599 ECON 699	5	Erol Taymaz
ECON 589 ECON 595 ECON 599 ECON 699	8	Erdal Özmen
ECON 589 ECON 595 ECON 599 ECON 699	9	Pınar Derin Güre
ECON 589 ECON 595 ECON 599 ECON 699	11	Eren Gürer
ECON 589 ECON 595 ECON 599 ECON 699	13	Hakan Ercan
ECON 589 ECON 595 ECON 599 ECON 699	14	Esma Gaygısız Lajunen
ECON 589 ECON 595 ECON 599 ECON 699	15	Erkan Erdil
ECON 589 ECON 595 ECON 599 ECON 699	16	Serap Aşık
ECON 589 ECON 595 ECON 599 ECON 699	18	Elif Akbostancı Özkazanç
ECON 589 ECON 595 ECON 599 ECON 699	19	Onur Yıldırım
ECON 589 ECON 595 ECON 599 ECON 699	21	Şirin Saraçoğlu
ECON 589 ECON 595 ECON 599 ECON 699	22	Mürüvvet Büyükboyacı Hanay
ECON 589 ECON 595 ECON 599 ECON 699	23	Ebru Voyvoda
ECON 589 ECON 595 ECON 599 ECON 699	25	Gül İpek Tunç
ECON 589 ECON 595 ECON 599 ECON 699	28	Serkan Küçükşenel
ECON 589 ECON 595 ECON 599 ECON 699	29	Dilem Yıldırım Kasap
ECON 589 ECON 595 ECON 599 ECON 699	31	Çınla Akdere
ECON 589 ECON 595 ECON 599 ECON 699	32	Seven Ağır
ECON 589 ECON 595 ECON 599 ECON 699	33	İlhan Can Özen
ECON 589 ECON 595 ECON 599 ECON 699	34	Alev Atak

Course Code	Course Section	Instructor
3110838	1	Alev Atak
3110938	1	Alev Atak
3110834	1	Çınla Akdere
3110934	1	Çınla Akdere
3110884	1	Dilem Yıldırım
3110984	1	Dilem Yıldırım
3110872	1	Ebru Voyvoda
3110972	1	Ebru Voyvoda
3110862	1	Elif Akbostancı
3110962	1	Elif Akbostancı
3110840	1	Erdal Özmen
3110940	1	Erdal Özmen
3110848	1	Eren Gürer
3110948	1	Eren Gürer
3110856	1	Erkan Erdil
3110956	1	Erkan Erdil
3110826	1	Erol Taymaz
3110926	1	Erol Taymaz
3110854	1	Esma Gaygısız
3110954	1	Esma Gaygısız
3110876	1	Gül İpek Tunç
3110976	1	Gül İpek Tunç
3110852	1	Hakan Ercan
3110952	1	Hakan Ercan
3110860	1	İlhan Can Özen
3110960	1	İlhan Can Özen
3110822	1	Kağan Parmaksız
3110922	1	Kağan Parmaksız
3110808	1	Mürüvvet Büyükboyacı
3110908	1	Mürüvvet Büyükboyacı
3110820	1	Nil İpek Şirikçi
3110920	1	Nil İpek Şirikçi
3110864	1	Onur Yıldırım
3110964	1	Onur Yıldırım
3110842	1	Pınar Derin Güre
3110942	1	Pınar Derin Güre
3110858	1	Serap Aşık
3110958	1	Serap Aşık
3110882	1	Serkan Küçükşenel
3110982	1	Serkan Küçükşenel
3110804	1	Seven Ağır
3110904	1	Seven Ağır
3110868	1	Şirin Saraçoğlu
3110968	1	Şirin Saraçoğlu

EXAM RULES

ALL STUDENTS AT THE DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS AND THOSE FROM OTHER DEPARTMENTS TAKING ECON CLASSES NEED TO ABIDE BY THE FOLLOWING EXAMINATION RULES

Admission and General Conduct

All students taking the exam will be asked to bring their METU ID Card to the exam and place it in a conspicuous place on their desks.
The proctor of the exam has authority to assign seats to students. If need arises, the proctor may ask any student to change seats.
Students shall not communicate with one another in any manner whatsoever during the examination.
Students who are ill and unable to present themselves for the exam must submit a medical certificate to the instructor no later than a week after the exam. If a medical report is not presented, no show will result in one lost exam attempt.
Any form of dishonest behavior during exams, which includes but not limited to; cheating, plagiarizing and inappropriate collaboration for take-home exams and assignments will ensure a failing grade for the course and will result in further disciplinary action in line with university regulations depending on the severity of the violation.

Time Management

Students who are late by more than 15 minutes to the exam will not be admitted.
Students taking the exam will not be able to leave the exam room before the first 20 minutes are up and during the last 10 minutes.
Students leaving the exam room for one reason or the other – including to use the restroom – will not be admitted back to the exam.
Students with special needs need to apply to the Department and present their case and supporting documents before the examination.

Electronic Devices and Notes

Carrying any kind of active electronic device (mobile phone, smart watch, etc.) will be treated as a cheating attempt. Students are not permitted to have wireless communication devices (e.g. mobile phones) on their desks under any circumstances.
Calculators may be allowed in certain exams. Instructors of such courses will let students know ahead of time if a calculator is allowed in the exam. Students are not allowed to use calculator functions of mobile devices.
All electronic devices must be switched off and removed from the desk. All books, lecture notes, coats, bags, pencil cases etc. should be removed from the desk.
No part of an answer book should be torn out and all answer books and other material supplied in the exam room should be returned to the proctor/instructor at the end of the exam. Please do not attempt to remove any answer books or question papers from the exam room.

ECONOMICS UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS DURING REGISTRATIONS

Q:	Can I take more courses than my normal credited course load?
A:	The normal credited course load per semester in the Department of Economics is 5. However a) With the request of the student and the approval of the advisor, a maximum of one course can be increased for students with a GPA of at least 2.00; b) With the request of the student and the approval of the advisor, a maximum of two courses can be increased for students with a GPA of at least 2.50.

Q:	Can I take fewer courses than my normal credited course load?
A:	The minimum credited course load in a semester is 3. In justified cases, this burden can be reduced with the approval of the academic advisor and the department chair. There is no minimum course load requirement for students who can meet graduation requirements at the end of the registered semester.

Q:	Can I take courses with Not Included (NI) status?
A:	Yes, you can. However, a) The status of courses taken as NI cannot be changed after the registration process (Add-drop) for the relevant semester is completed. b) Courses taken under NI status are counted in the student's course load in the relevant semester. c) A maximum of two courses with NI status can be taken in a semester. d) The status of courses cannot be changed to NI after the registration process for the relevant semester is completed.

Q:	Can I retake the course I want whenever I want?
A:	There is a 3-semester rule. Courses with a grade of DD and above can be repeated within three semesters following the semester in which the course was taken. This rule does not apply to students who are on probation or students who have received passing grades from all courses for graduation but have not achieved the required grade point average.

Q:	Can I take another course instead of the taken elective (REPLACE procedure)?
A:	Instead of repeating the taken elective courses, other elective courses can be taken with the approval of the advisor, provided that they are within the framework of the curriculum and in the same category/type. Individual cases are evaluated by the relevant Faculty Administrative Board upon the recommendation of the department chair. It is highly recommended that the REPLACE process be completed within the registration period.

Q:	The elective course I have taken (within the department or faculty) appears as "Free elective" in the system, what should I do?
A:	The status of elective courses (FREE ELECTIVE, DEPARTMENTAL ELECTIVE, ELECTIVE) is not important for graduation, the important thing is the code of the course and the department it was taken from. What is important for graduation is how many department electives and how many elective courses are taken from in-faculty and non-faculty departments.

Q:	Can I take resit exam from the course I failed?
A:	Resit exam is applied to students who are expected to graduate. Students who are expected to graduate have the right to take resit exams in 2 courses. The resit exam grade replaces the final exam grade, and the other grades the student received in the course remain valid.

Q:	I took the Stat 201 course to replace Econ 205 in a semester before the 2020-2021 Spring semester. Will my lesson be considered valid?
A:	Stat 201 course taken before the 2020-2021 Spring semester can be counted instead of Econ 205. As of the 2020-2021 Spring semester, the equivalence of Econ 205 and Stat 201 courses has been canceled, so the Stat 201 course taken instead of Econ 205 in the 2020-2021 Spring semester and after will not be counted. You need to submit a student petition form for the procedure.

Q:	Which year is considered the starting year of the program in the department?
A:	The year you start the program in the department is the year you start as a freshman. The year you first register to the university or start the English Preparatory Department is not the year you start the department.

Q:	I started the program in the department as a freshman in September 2016 or later. How many 1xx coded electives can I take at most?
A:	According to the most recent program (as of September 2016), you have the right to take at most 1 elective course with the code 1xx, excluding the elective ECON 108 course.

ECONOMICS GRADUATE PROGRAMS

IMPORTANT ISSUES TO BE CONSIDERED DURING REGISTRATIONS

1.	Each graduate program student must enroll in the Thesis (Econ 599, Econ 699) course of the advisor faculty member in the relevant section and simultaneously enroll in Special Studies courses with code 8xx for master's degrees and Special Topics courses with code 9xx for doctorate degrees. Section codes of faculty members and Special Studies/Special Topics course codes can be found in the list at Current Students page of the Economics website.

2.	Master's program students must enroll in Econ 595 Seminar and Econ 687 Research Methods and Ethics courses before the completion of courses (within 4 semesters).

3.	Doctoral program students must enroll in Econ 696 Seminar and Econ 687 Research Methods and Ethics courses before the completion of courses (within 4 semesters for post-MS PhD and 6 semesters for post-BSc PhD).

4.	Doctoral program students must submit the Thesis Monitoring Committee (TIK-Tez İzleme Komitesi) Appointment Form to the GSSS (SBE) within 1 month after completing the doctoral qualification exam.

5.	Doctoral program students must take the Thesis Proposal Defense within 6 months of completing the doctoral qualification exam.

6.	For the student whose thesis proposal is accepted, TIK meets at least twice a year, once between January-June and July-December. The student submits a written report to the committee members at least one month before the meeting date. This report includes a summary of the work done so far and the work plan to be carried out in the next period. The student's thesis work is determined as successful (S) or unsuccessful (U) by the committee. A student who is found unsuccessful by the committee twice in a row or three times intermittently is dismissed from the program.

7.	A student who does not attend the thesis proposal defense within the time specified in the previous article without a valid excuse is considered unsuccessful and the thesis proposal is rejected.

8.	In order for the student's thesis to be finalized, a TIK report must be submitted once every six months until graduation. The number of TIK reports must be at least three.

9.	In case you are registering for ECON 500, the course category must be ELECTIVE or DEPARTMENTAL ELECTIVE.

IMPORTANT NOTES FOR MINOR REGISTRATION

1.	To complete the Minor program, you must take a total of 6 ECON coded courses:
i.	ECON 101 / ECON 211 and ECON 102 / ECON 212 cannot be counted as minor or equivalent courses! Because these courses are a prerequisite for admission to the minor.
ii.	ECON 201 and ECON 202 must be taken (MUST).
iii.	AT LEAST TWO OF THE FOLLOWING COURSES SHOULD BE TAKEN: ECON 311 (PREREQUISITE: ECON 202), ECON 312 (PREREQUISITE: ECON 201), ECON 203, ECON 204, ECON 361, ECON 301 (PREREQUISITE: ECON 206), ECON 302 (PREREQUISITE: ECON 301), ECON 353, ECON 354. You may have taken courses equivalent to the prerequisites of some courses in your own department, check them in the system (Note: especially valid for Statistics and Industrial Engineering students).
iv.	TWO ELECTIVE ECON CODED COURSES (ECON 2xx, ECON 3xx or ECON 4xx) can also be chosen in the core courses group above. Economics-related courses that are not coded ECON are not accepted for the minor program.
v.	You can have AT MOST 2 of the 6 ECON coded courses counted as credit courses in your own department’s program. This is up to your registration advisor in your own department. Please consult your registration advisor at your own department.

2.	It is recommended that students who are new to the minor program take one of the ECON 201 or ECON 202 courses in their first semester. Since these two courses are among the core courses of the department, it is not recommended to take these two courses together. It may be more appropriate to take only one course (ECON 201 or ECON 202) in the first semester to get used to the department courses. If the student's schedule allows, he/she can also take a course coded ECON 2xx, ECON 3xx or ECON 4xx in addition to one of these two courses. You can choose these courses by attending the first week classes of different courses that fit your schedule and interest you. If you do not meet the prerequisites for these courses, you can get special permission to enroll in the course by talking to the course instructor, depending on the course content. It is recommended that the total number of minor courses not exceed 2 in the first semester of the minor. If you cannot take both ECON 201 and ECON 202 courses due to scheduling conflicts, you can take 1 or 2 of the other courses.

3.	“I CANNOT REGISTER FOR COURSE!” First, determine the ECON courses that fit your course schedule. Then try to register online for the section of this course that fits your schedule. If you cannot register, you either do not meet a prerequisite or there is a surname restriction in the section. Check if you meet the prerequisites. If you meet the prerequisite, register for the other section, even if it does not fit your course schedule, but inform the minor advisor (“I need to take the x section of the xxx course, but I cannot take it due to the surname restriction; so I registered for the y section. I want a section change during the add-drop period”). During the add-drop period, section changes will be made manually (Inform the minor advisor and the section change can be made only after the add drop period). If the quota appears to be full, the quota is usually increased on the last day of registration. Try again and contact the course instructor and the minor advisor for the quota increase. Apart from these two reasons (section restriction, quota), take the courses in which you cannot register for technical reasons in the first week, and inform the course instructor that you cannot register for the course. Sometimes you may have taken a course equivalent to the prerequisite, but the system may not technically recognize it. Such problems can be solved by registering with a petition during the add-drop period. If you report the problem to your admissions advisor, do not worry and wait for an announcement email from the minor coordinator.

4.	“I AM GOING TO ERASMUS”. When your major program is frozen, your minor program is automatically frozen as well. You do not need to take any further action. If you want to take an ECON course during Erasmus, send the syllabus of this course to your minor coordinator to check whether it will be counted in the minor program when you return. In general, it is not considered appropriate to count MUST courses, and electives are decided according to the syllabus.

5.	“MY MAJOR PROGRAM IS COMPLETED, MY MINOR IS NOT COMPLETED”. Your minor registration is automatically extended for one semester. You can complete your minor during that period. If you want to extend a second semester after graduation, you must apply to your advisor with a petition.

6.	“I CANNOT TAKE ANY MINOR COURSES THIS SEMESTER”. You must freeze your minor program with a petition.

7.	“I WANT TO QUIT MINOR PROGRAM”. If you do nothing, your minor program will terminate. If there are courses you would like to have counted in your major transcript, contact your department advisor first!

8.	If you need to fill out a petition for any reason, you can access it here: http://econ.metu.edu.tr/en/2324fall (Under the "Forms for Students Appeals" tab.)

2023 - 2024 Fall Semester

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