ECON 145
Topics in Microeconomics: Mathematical Economics
Description: Lecture, three hours. Requisite: course 101. Possible topics include game theory; competitive equilibrium analysis; examination of market failure and role for market intervention. P/NP or letter grading.
Units: 4.0
Units: 4.0
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Winter 2025 - Extremely unorganized and confusing lectures. Homework was unnecessarily algebra-heavy and added nearly 0 value to the actual concepts taught. Each problem set took well over 15+ hours and did not resemble what was gone over during his already poor lectures. The problem sets grading is also unclear as you get docked off points for things you were supposed to do but weren't explicitly asked to do in the problem. Would not recommend.
Winter 2025 - Extremely unorganized and confusing lectures. Homework was unnecessarily algebra-heavy and added nearly 0 value to the actual concepts taught. Each problem set took well over 15+ hours and did not resemble what was gone over during his already poor lectures. The problem sets grading is also unclear as you get docked off points for things you were supposed to do but weren't explicitly asked to do in the problem. Would not recommend.
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I am selling the course materials for ECON145. I have taken a detailed note, and I can guarantee you that the slide itself wouldn't suffice to get an A. FYI, I ended up getting an A. For detail, please text me at ********** The material is very interesting but he is not 100% clear with what he is talking about. But definitely interesting class, and you gotta remember the exams are usually harder than expected.
I am selling the course materials for ECON145. I have taken a detailed note, and I can guarantee you that the slide itself wouldn't suffice to get an A. FYI, I ended up getting an A. For detail, please text me at ********** The material is very interesting but he is not 100% clear with what he is talking about. But definitely interesting class, and you gotta remember the exams are usually harder than expected.
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