Dr. Mann is a really great professor. He explains things thoroughly, gives examples, and even provides a note guide for class notes. He offers extra credit and sets up review sessions. 4 exams, online homework roughly every week and a half, and an optional final to replace a bad exam. He makes it so you can succeed. TAKE HIS CLASS.

Very smart guy. Makes his tests pretty hard.

Mann is a good professor, he doesn't have too many exams. The lecture is pretty clear. But not enough in-class practice. I'll take his class again. Also, the final exam is not required. It's counted as extra points.

He expected you to know a lot, but rightfully so. I didn't think the tests were too hard if you pay attention and do homework. The homework is online and should be able to get 100% on everything. Would take him for any course.

Dr. Mann was a very helpful and nice professor. He was always willing to see me even outside of his office hours. Don't Skip his class and do the practice exams, then you will pass. Tough exams, but very similar to the practice questions. He made the lectures more interesting with real world examples.

Attendance is graded. Only has 3 tests with the final being optional. The grade on the final replaces the lowest midterm exam. Gives out practice tests that are very similar to the actual tests. Never used the book. It was a good class and I would take it with him again.

Dr. Mann definitely knows his subject. However, lectures seemed to drag on forever and were not exactly thrilling, but he seems like a nice guy. There was an opportunity for extra credit at the end of the semester and only 3 of the 4 tests/final were graded. Easy course to get an A if you're willing to do the work.

One of the best professors at UNL hands down. The way he explains economics to his students seems a little run on but he tries to help them out as much as possible. His reviews are the most helpful things ever! No way anyone should get lower than a B even if you don't know anything about economics.

I had Dr. Mann for both Principles and Intermediate Macro. He's very helpful and the class isn't too hard. GO TO REVIEW SESSIONS! Those are most like questions on the exam and you can get feedback and a walk through of each problem. I wish they had something like it for the intermediate class. All around great professor.

Very good professor to take 211 with. Tries to be very tech savvy but lacks in that department. ABSOLUTELY HATES when students pack up early or talk during class.

Big Bad Mann is the best! Great at lecturing but if you don't want to pay attention you can go to the review session before the test and get an A. This has been my second class with him and I have zero regrets. The only part that I don't like is mandatory attendance and homework but it's a good grade booster.

This class is super easy and he's really knowledgeable and excited about the material. The homework is easy but kind of tedious. Pay attention in class and you should be just fine.!

I took Dr. Mann's classes for both ECON211 and 212. He is amazing and really nice. The class is all lectures. Book is optional but it helps you do the homework faster and better. The homework is on Connect and due only once every week or a week and a half. The practice exams are very helpful and cover 70% of the exam questions.

Professor Mann is a great professor if you just want to get an easy A. He is a pretty good teacher and you can learn if you want to but the way the class is set up you can pretty much get an A without having to do much studying. For an entry level econ course I would definitely recommend him.

Really enjoys the subject of Economics and is glad to teach it. Does attendance on TopHat, would recommend showing up because he throws out fat extra credit with his lecture questions on TopHat. Study guides really help with the tests and one test is dropped. Good teacher, good class.

I have taken two classes with Chris Mann and have done amazing in both of them. He is very knowledgeable and knows how to explain hard material better to make it easier to understand. He provides the students with the necessary resources to succeed in his class. I look forward to taking another class with him. A++ Professor.

He is one of the best professor's I've had at UNL. He's a smart guy and knows what he's talking about. His tests can be difficult, but go to class and do the homework and you won't have a problem. There's a lot of easy homework, which balances out the exam scores. He uses a lot of real world examples in class and truly cares about his students.

Chris is literally the MANN (pun intended). This class is easy. He provided practice exams before each test that had exact questions that would be on the test. The guy gives some good lectures and makes the information easy to understand. Comprehensive final kinda stinks but it's still pretty easy.

I had Mr. Mann for both Microeconomics and Macroeconomics over two semesters. He is very interested in what he teaches, but his voice sometimes gets tiring. Microeconomics was the harder of the two classes (more homework, harder content), but I ended with an A in both classes. Both classes also had study guides that were very similar to the tests.

This dude comes to class each day just elated to have a chance to talk about econ. His lectures are imperative but not much else is as long as you pay attention and ask questions while in class. If you show you care at all about the material he well love you. EXTREMELY good at making complex problems easy to digest.

I've taken ECON211 and 212 with Mann and loved him. His lectures may seem a little dry, but he's passionate about his subject and makes difficult concepts easy to understand (if you can stay awake). Do the study guides for the tests!! They have some of the exact questions as the test and most others are very similar

He knows well what he is teaching and make sure that we, students, understand what he is teaching. He respects us and gave great feedback and help during his office hour. Tests are okay and will be every easy if you have some calculus background. I will definitely recommend him to you.

He was willing and happy to help if I had any questions on the material/exams. He gave us review tests that were similar to the real exams. The online homework was not too bad. Many exam questions came directly from the homework, the practice quizzes online, and the review tests.

Overall, Mann is a very caring teacher and is passionate about what he teaches. The class is very straightforward. The online work is easy and the tests are too if you pay attention and go through the practice tests. I didn't open the book once either. Attendance wasn't required when I took it, but I heard he has changed that.

Mann was a great teacher and was super passionate about what he is teaching. Homework took forever but really helps you to be ready for exams. Also he gives you practice exams which are practically identical to the real thing. be ready to show up to class because he hands outs attendance sheets randomly and teaches solely using lectures.

Professor Mann knows what he is talking about when he lectures and has the class formatted in a way that all learning styles and speeds can be accommodated for. If you want the credit, just take this class. It's so straightforward.

Professor Mann covers the important materials during his lectures. His tests are also material that is cover both in your textbook and in his lectures. Be sure to do the practice exams and materials offered to study prior to each test.

Do not take this class as an online/5-week session unless you can commit 15+ hours of studying and work weekly. Easy to get an A but not without effort. Seven exams in 5 weeks is too much. Lowest test and two lowest HW are dropped. Mann is super helpful and truly wants his students to succeed, however. Don't be afraid to ask for help!

Took this class Fall 2020 during the pandemic. Course was mostly online and in-person lectures were optional. All handouts, lecture notes, quizzes, and assignments were provided through Canvas. 7 open-note quizzes for each module with the lowest one dropped. 14 HW assignments with lowest 2 dropped. Really smart and caring guy, but boring lectures.

I learned more about economics from Professor Mann than I've learned from any other person. He does a great job of explaining dense concepts in an understandable way during lectures. Only downside is that he requires the LockDown Browser for tests, which is a waste of time and sort of an invasion of privacy.

Overall good professor. Tests were lockdown browser and worth 80% of your grade but he allowed you to take them twice! He also dropped the lowest test score too and his lectures were very helpful and if you studied the homework and the practice tests you would do just fine on the tests.

This was a great intro to microeconomics. The class content consisted of watching/going to the lectures and doing the easy online HW assignments. There were four exams and a final. One exam gets dropped, and a few hw assignments get dropped. Since my semester was virtual, it might've been easier than normal, but it doesn't take too much time.

This class needs you to work hard. Mann is a very patient professor. He is trying his best to explain everything and make lectures as simple as possible. If you study and work daily, it will be an easy "A" in the end.

He's lectures were really great and the homework was super manageable. Easy A if you do good on the tests, and super hard to get below a B

Lectures can get pretty boring but you can tell he cares about the subject. Homework is super easy. You can check your answer until all questions are right. Shouldn't get below a 90 on homework. 5 tests, the lowest score dropped, 2 attempts per test. Look over notes and practice tests before and should be fine.

Dr. Mann is a great professor. His lectures are clear and straightforward though they can be boring sometimes. His homework assignments are fair and helpful, and his exams includes the exact concepts as the practice exams but with different numbers. He drops the lowest exam of the 5 and lowest 2 homework assignments. Put in the workA!

Christopher Mann is the premier choice for introductory economics classes. He is exceptionally well-versed in economics and is quick on his feet answering questions. HW is minimal, but attending lectures is very important though not required. Study a few days before exams and do the practice quizzes for each chapter! Those questions end up on exams

This is my second class w Prof. Mann, and I still highly recommend! You only have to watch the lectures, do a few easy HW assignments, and 5 exams. The lowest two HW grades and lowest exam are dropped. What I do is try my best on the first 4 exams, then I don't have to take the final. Easy & straight forward curriculum.

Good teacher because he is very nice and willing to help students out. His lectures are a little hard to follow past the first couple of chapters (which are review if youve ever taken economics before). Definitely go to class even though he posts the lectures online, it really helps. The exams have random questions on them sometimes.

He's the man! Exams are worth 80% of your grade but don't worry you can take them twice and are on respondus with a 2 day time frame to take them at your convenience. 5 exams and lowest one drops! Homework is worth 20% and there are about 1-2 assignments a week. Studying your notes and studying the practice exams prepares you well for the exams.

Great professor, lectures can be a little dry at times but it's obvious he really cares about the subject. Tests are very similar to homework and practice test and you get two tries to take them.

Always willing to talk to you over email or after class if you have questions. The material in the class can be a little challenging but if you study well it shouldn't be hard to pass. Test heavy but the lowest one gets dropped. Start early on course paper!

It's an online textbook/homework system-heavy class, but the lectures aren't terrible at all. The grading system is also pretty lax, with your lowest exam and homework grades getting dropped. My only complaint is that the lectures kinda feel like he's teaching to a room of fourth graders sometimes.

Sweet man. Relatable. Not difficult

Professor Mann is obviously very good at what he does, however his lectures can be extremely dull at times. The class itself was fairly easy as long as you went to most of the lectures and just kept up with the exam dates and homework too. The exams can be a bit tricky, but you do get a second chance if you don't like your original grade.

Prof. Mann did a great job with the summer course. My only complaint is that there was very little material to prepare for the tests. I would recommend studying a lot for the first test, because the test may actually be much easier. If you aren't willing to learn on your own. I wouldn't recommend this class

Mann teaches Stats and he explains it very well. The concepts are just difficult to understand and require extra studying but that has nothing to do with him. The class sucks but he is probably the best out of all the Stats professors. Attendance not mandatory but the lectures contain crucial information, I wouldn't recommend skipping.

No Exams, it's an RStudio coding calss but you can ChatGPT your way through. If you want to learn, Professor Mann is great. You get extra credit for coming to class for the in-class assignments every 2 weeks.