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Ginger Jin
ECON433 Expecting an A- Anonymous 12/29/2024 |
Ginger Jin is great, very knowledgeable, and open to questions. The coding can be a struggle at first but it is learnable and ChatGPT is allowed to be used on it. Grading was relatively nice and done by the TA. Group project/presentation is not very hard. |
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Ginger Jin
ECON326 Expecting an A Anonymous 01/24/2024 |
Quite possibly the best professor in the economics department. She is very good at teaching, her slides are clear, the homework is applicable, and the exams are very fair. Would strongly recommend. |
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Ginger Jin
ECON326 Expecting an A Anonymous 12/19/2022 |
Decently harder class compared to the intro Econ courses, but Dr. Jin is very knowledgeable and lectures well. The hour and 15 minute lectures can get a little boring, but if you skip you'll fall behind. There is a pre-determined curve for the class. Anticipate exams to be harder than the practice problems. Homeworks and quizzes are easy A's. Definitely take Dr. Jin over other 326 professors! |
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Ginger Jin
ECON326 Expecting an A Anonymous 01/07/2022 |
I had Dr. Jin in fall '21 and thoroughly enjoyed the class. She was a very clear lecturer with interesting examples which supplemented the content. The grading for the class was 30% online weekly homework, 20% weekly online quizzes, two midterms worth 15% each, and a final worth 25%. Your two lowest homeworks and quizzes were dropped. In addition, an 85% was the cut-off for an A-. Exams were fair and similar to the practice questions she released. The course was not very mathematically heavy — the most advanced concept we used was partial derivatives and lagrangian optimization. Overall, I would highly recommend taking ECON326 with Dr. Jin! |