Review:
Prof. Garman is very dedicated to teaching and shows extraordinary concern with every student's progress. His lectures make the rather dry material more interesting. Prof. Garman makes a great effort to be available to students outside of class. I learned a lot in this course, and would recommend it to any Economics or Quantitative Economics Major.

Workload:
The workload is considerable. In order to understand the material you really need to do the readings (approx. 1 chapter per week). there were weekly 5-minute quizzes and a weekly homework, which usually consisted of 1-3 problems. there are 2 midterms and a non-cumulative final. grading was very fair.

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David Garman | EC011 - Intermediate Microeconomics | Economics

2004-10-22

Review:
Professor Garman is a great professor. He is very concerned with the students - will push back a problem set or quiz without hesitation if students appear to be behind. He seems to be pretty enthusiastic about the material, and is quite funny about it (even though he appears pretty shy). I wouldn't hesitate to take another class with Garman.

Workload:
A problem set and a quiz every week. Reading is a chapter a week if you keep up with it. If you keep up with the work, the exams aren't too difficult.

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