Online Aplia and textbook requirements:
Required: Students must register with Aplia, which costs $90, using the following link:
http://www.cengagebrain.com/shop/isbn/978-1-111-92658-8. The Course Key is AS2A-J3E3-HK8T.
• After paying the $90 Aplia registration fee, you will not need to pay for anything else in this course.
• By registering for
Aplia, you will automatically have online access to the required textbook
for this course:
Robert Hall and Marc Lieberman,
Microeconomics: Principles and Applications,
4th edition, South-Western College Publishing
(ISBN 9780324421477).
• Students will work on problem sets about once a week by visiting Aplia's website: http://aplia.com. Aplia has tailored these problem sets specifically to our Hall & Lieberman text (same mathematical notation, examples follow the textbook discussion, etc.). We will also use Aplia for class experiments, graph tutorials, economic news, and extra credit assignments.
• Optional, but strongly recommended: I encourage students to rent ($10) or purchase ($25) a used printed version of Hall and Lieberman's textbook from the university bookstore. The printed version is the same as the online version already included in your Aplia registration, but most students find it useful to also have a printed version.
Other notes:
• Aplia does not require immediate payment for the license. You can do the Aplia assignments until 11:59 PM on Sunday, September 11 without paying (e.g., if you're temporarily short on funds or not sure if you want to stay in the class).
• I'm not affiliated with Aplia or the textbook publisher and receive no financial compensation from them.