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Best intro CS class I have ever taken. Professor Bloomberg makes Python feel like second nature. The lectures are super engaging and he actually makes you laugh while learning loops and functions. The homeworks are straightforward if you attend lecture. Final was very fair - all stuff from the slides.
Tip: Go to office hours even if you dont need help. He gives hints about what will be on the midterm.
Standard intro macro class. The textbook is expensive but you actually need it because the lectures dont cover everything. Midterm was multiple choice and pretty fair. Final had some essay questions that were tricky. Overall a solid class but nothing special.
Tip: Buy the textbook used. The older edition works fine.