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Students should have prior experience using the Python programming language before starting this course. Throughout this course we will leverage programming skills such as control flow constructs (if/else, for/while), defining custom functions (def), and finding help on existing functions (? in Jupyter environments and help elsewhere). Although a course in probability or statistics is not a prerequisite, students will find some knowledge of these topics to be helpful. Mutually Exclusive: Cannot register for ECON 632 if student has credit for ECON 208→ECON 632→unlocks 0 courses

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