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ECON 2010

Principles of Economics: Microeconomics
Last taught: Fall 2011
3.3 Rating
3.2 Difficulty
3.30 GPA

Instructor
3.6
Enjoyability
2.6
Difficulty
3.2
Recommend
3.6

Reading
1.2
Writing
0.0
Group Work
0.0
Other
0.6

Total Hours / Week

Hours 1.8

Grade Distribution

A+: 7 (3.8%)A: 44 (24.2%)A-: 37 (20.3%)B+: 28 (15.4%)B: 23 (12.6%)B-: 15 (8.2%)C+: 10 (5.5%)C: 8 (4.4%)C-: 4 (2.2%)DFW: 6 (3.3%)
Average GPA 3.30
Students Measured 182

12 Reviews

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Anonymous Fall 2011
4.00 Average

good class

Instructor 4.0
Enjoyability 4.0
Recommend 4.0
Difficulty 4.0
Hours/Week 0.0
Anonymous Fall 2011
3.33 Average

Curcic has a much more mathematical approach to micro than does Elzinga, I would advise him if you're considering taking 3110 instead of 3010.

Instructor 4.0
Enjoyability 2.0
Recommend 4.0
Difficulty 4.0
Hours/Week 6.0
Anonymous Fall 2010
4.33 Average

He's a pretty nice guy and has a pretty solid feel for the material. At times, the lectures can be a bit dull. But, he does a good job making sure that students understand what is being covered. If you thoroughly read the textbook, going to lecture isn't necessary.

Instructor 4.0
Enjoyability 4.0
Recommend 5.0
Difficulty 4.0
Hours/Week 3.0
Anonymous Fall 2010
1.67 Average

This class was sooooooo boring and easy. I didn't go to any lectures and just read the book before every test, did a few practice problems and I got A's on everything, I'd recommend this class just for the easy A.

Instructor 2.0
Enjoyability 1.0
Recommend 2.0
Difficulty 1.0
Hours/Week 0.0
Anonymous Fall 2009
3.00 Average

Not a very animated or fun teacher, but he does teach straightforward and is more than willing to help any student out in every way that he can. The midterm had a good portion on it that we only went over once before, but he did realize that and the final was straightforward.

Instructor 4.0
Enjoyability 2.0
Recommend 3.0
Difficulty 3.0
Hours/Week 0.0