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Mirman is blunt and sometimes a bit rude, so if you can't tolerate your professor picking on you then you might want to avoid this class. But there are no discussion classes, there's no textbook, and no real assignments besides the problem sets. Take notes in class and make sure you do the problem sets because the midterm and the final are based off them. Don't worry if you don't do well on the midterm because the final is much easier and basically becomes your course grade.
Mirman isn't at all accessible and truly doesn't care to get to know students. That said, he's a very entertaining lecturer and decent teacher. Make sure to do the problem sets, as they make and break you. I got a D- on the midterm but made up for it on the final, and got a B+ in the class. He recognizes and rewards hard work.
If you can learn well by taking notes and don't need a lot of guidance by busywork, this is the Econ 201 class to take. Mirman only has a midterm and final, no textbook and no discussion sections. Personally, I don't think the class is very enjoyable, since it's not as conceptually oriented as it is graph oriented, so I would recommend another teacher.
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