Ok, down to business...
I've been instructed to take courses in Statistics and Microeconomics. It's not as nauseating as it sounds. Stats kind of fascinates me (I asked my supervisor if I could jump right into Probability Theory, but she nixed that) - Kim Rossmo recommended I venture along the path of Stats.
Anyway... There are these two summer courses... Principles of Microeconomics and Fundamentals of Economics (they sound like a joyride, don't they?)... but which to take? And their descriptions sound suspiciously similar... what the heck is the difference between a principle and a fundamental anyway?
And who should I take the course from?
Should I take it from this guy? He looks friendly, and the University of Chicago sounds good...
How 'bout this guy? He went to MIT? That could be a challenge?
Man... this guy looks like a grouch...
Hey! This guy's from Quebec and attended Universite de Montreal!
So many choices...
posted by John Allore @ 5/06/2005 10:30:00 AM
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