Thinking of what is taught in a Macro class

What do most Macroeconomics classes cover?

Here is a list of items that I believe every macroeconomics course should cover:

• National Income Accounting

GDP vs GNP

No Double Counting
Income = Expenditure
GDP is a flow concept not a stock concept (this one is my own pet peeve)

• The Real vs. Nominal Concepts (price levels)
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  Redistribution effects of inflation
  
  
• Using the Aggregate supply Aggregate model
  

To explain change in output
To explain change in prices
Shapes of the aggregate supply and the policy implications

• Money
  

Functions of money
Forms of money

• Policy
  
• Monetary
  Fractional Reserve banking
  The Fed
  
• Fiscal
  Deficit
  1. crowding out
  Debt
  1. internal debt
  2. external debt
  3. redistribution effects of govt. debt
  
• International (this one is new to me but I cover the following)
  

Exchange rates
Exports vs. Imports