ECON1102: Macroeconomics 1

30% -Playconomics multiple-choice quizzes. No fun games this time, unfortunately, but the questions were always
10% - Tutorial participation.
60% - Final Exam. Take-home exam.

ECON1101. I took micro 1 at the very start of 2018 and I didn't have any trouble with having forgotten anything.

As someone who's main interest lies in macroeconomics, this was a great introductory course. Most of the time is spent building up to the AD-AS model, by starting in a two-sector economy, then slowly adding inflation, consumption and saving, government spending, international trade, and central bank policies to the model. As long as you can remember how the different sectors interact with each other and the economy as a whole, which is mostly intuitive, then you'll do great!
Again, the business school has this annoying habit of forcing students to buy textbooks written by the lecturers in order to pass the course. This textbook isn't quite as fun as micro 1's was, but it's still a good resource to have.

2 x 1.5 hour lectures per week. 1 x 1.5 hour tutorial per week.

1.5/5.

Yes. Lecture recordings from 2019 were given, along with new slides with voiceovers. I stuck with past recordings.

Glenn Otto, 5/5. He's been teaching this course for 20+ years. He knows what he's doing.

Full slides given out.

4.5/5.

Otto, Introduction to Macroeconomics.

Shreya 4/5. Great tutor, but she'd be better in person.

2020/T2

73 CR. Disappointed, but blame this mark entirely on 2101.