I think taking an engineering economics class would be incredibly useful (something like: http://ardent.mit.edu/real_options/ROcse_CMI_latest/index.ht...). I'm a fan of the Austrian school of economics (Rothbard, Menger, Mises, Hayek), but micro/macro are good classes to see how to address complex system analysis - though it may be the wrong approach.
College economics classes - how useful are they?
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Re: College economics classes - how useful are they?
#12you can meet loads of high-fliers on their way up and tag along for the ride