Really enjoyed this class. Tests are a little difficult but if you go to lectures, you should be fine.
Spring 2010
Updated 8/09/05
Coppock is a good lecturer to take this class from even though it is a very large class. He is very excited about the material he is teaching.
Spring 2010
Updated 9/19/05
While this class is a prerequisite to many of the other economics classes, the lectures are very dry. However Giandomenico is a great resource as good as any professor, even if he does require attendance.
Spring 2010
Updated 9/23/05
Coppock is enthusiastic, but fails to impart this in his very, very large class. The material itself is useful and interesting, if you enjoy economics. Final is a bit tricky, but midterms are pretty easy. Rodrigo is the man.
Spring 2010
Updated 10/03/05
The class lectures were extremely boring. Basically, your grade is determined by the final (either 50% or 100%). The test questions didn't seem to really test your knowledge. Know current event information! I would not recommend this class for non-econ majors because it isn't very interesting.
Spring 2010
Updated 10/09/05
Mr. Coppock is a great proffesor and a great person. I definately recommend this course after taking ECON 201.
Spring 2010
Updated 2/09/06
Not a great class, but necessary for economics/commerce kids. Go to lectures and do the readings and you'll be fine.
Spring 2010
Updated 4/09/06
Good lecturer and he makes his classes interesting despite their size. Tests are very fair and easy if you study the lecture notes.
Spring 2010
Updated 5/06/06
The class was enjoyable and he handles the large lecture very well. Midterms are very similar to his notes but the final is difficult.
Spring 2010
Updated 5/06/06
Good course. However, he will attempt to screw you by having you identify an excessive number of statistics/quotes/people etc.
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