Economics - AACSB - The University of Texas at San Antonio

Teaching Area of Interest - Teaching Area of Interest
Building Electronic Class to help meet the scheduling needs of students and help
facilitate the learning process.
The course is coordinated through a lecture series carefully designed to
incorporate different learning styles including verbal, visual, nonverbal,
auditory, and kinesthetic. Course content is managed electronically (with
hardcopy backup) using a computerize black-board learning system. While
the course standardized by catalogue, course level and textbook, the course
differentiates by customizing: exam, assignments, and lectures based on
previous semester students feedback. Current assessment includes: 6
quizzes, 3 test, 1 writing assignment, and 1 final.
Quantitative methods are used to ensure a well-rounded successful future
contributing aluminous. The course uses simple statistical
methods: visualization, classification, and summarization. The course uses
simple business methods: decision analysis and optimization from a
marketing perspective. The course uses mathematical techniques: algebra,
differential geometry, and trigonometry (identities, ratios, and equations) to
analyze models. Students also use basic calculus (derivative; partial
derivatives) to understand the marginal relationships.
Research Interests - Research Interests
Currently Completing a PhD in Applied Demography at UTSA
with focus on Immigration Reform between NAFTA countries
Teaching Experience - Other
Year Type Comments
2009 Other Fall 2008
Intro-Political Economy
10885 ECO 2003 001 5.10
Intro-Political Economy
10876 ECO 2003 002 6.00
Intro-Political Economy
10877 ECO 2003 004 4.80
Intro-Political Economy
15586 ECO 2003 005 6.00
Total: Course-Related Activity 21.90
2009 Other Economic Principles and Issues 20251 MW 0800-0915 4.50
Economic Principles and Issues 21127 MW 0930-1045 6.00
Economic Principles and Issues 20593 TR 0800-0915 4.80