Teaching

Selected graduate and undergraduate teaching by Matthew D. Webb at Carleton University.

My teaching centers on applied econometrics, data science, and empirical research. The list below reflects the current CV and is intentionally limited to public course information; private course sites and materials are not linked.

Current and Recent Graduate Teaching

Economic Data Science

ECON 5708/4708 · Carleton University · in progress

Tools and workflows for economic research with modern data and computational methods.

Microeconometrics

ECON 5712 · Carleton University

Graduate methods for credible empirical microeconomic research, including modern estimation and inference.

Special Topics: Economic Data Science

ECON 5880 · Special Topics · Carleton University

Tools and workflows for economic research with modern data and computational methods.

Econometrics I

ECON 5027 · Master’s · Carleton University

Core graduate econometric theory and practice.

Labour Economics II

ECON 5362 · PhD · Carleton University

Advanced labour economics, co-taught.

Undergraduate Teaching

Honours Capstone Seminar

ECON 4905 · Carleton University

An honours seminar focused on developing, executing, and communicating an independent economics research project.

Statistical Analysis in Economics

ECON 4002 · Carleton University

Applied statistical methods for empirical economic analysis.

Statistical Methods in Economics and Business I

ECON 2201 · Carleton University

Foundational probability, statistics, estimation, and hypothesis testing for economics and business.

Earlier teaching includes Economics of the Environment at the Royal Military College of Canada and Introduction to Microeconomics at Wilfrid Laurier University.

For current registration, schedules, and official course descriptions, consult Carleton University’s Department of Economics.