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ECON 2020 Principles of Economics: Macroeconomics
Last taught: Spring 2026
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Spring 2010
4.7
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Mr. Coppock is a great proffesor and a great person. I definately recommend this course after taking ECON 201.

Instructor 5.0
Enjoyability 4.0
Recommend 5.0
Difficulty 3.0
Hours/Week 3.0
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Spring 2010
2.0
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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.

Instructor 2.0
Enjoyability 2.0
Recommend 2.0
Difficulty 3.0
Hours/Week 0.0
Spring 2010
2.7
Average

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.

Instructor 2.0
Enjoyability 3.0
Recommend 3.0
Difficulty 2.0
Hours/Week 1.0
Spring 2010
2.7
Average

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.

Instructor 3.0
Enjoyability 3.0
Recommend 2.0
Difficulty 2.0
Hours/Week 0.0
Spring 2010
3.7
Average

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.

Instructor 4.0
Enjoyability 3.0
Recommend 4.0
Difficulty 3.0
Hours/Week 1.0
Spring 2010
4.3
Average

Really enjoyed this class. Tests are a little difficult but if you go to lectures, you should be fine.

Instructor 4.0
Enjoyability 4.0
Recommend 5.0
Difficulty 3.0
Hours/Week 1.0
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