Large class, yet he makes an earnest attempt in relating to students. Very dry personality, but I actually made the effort to speak with him he continually kept up on my progress in the class. Basically, if you're willing to make an effort it's worth it.

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Econ is easy, but at least he makes it interesting. Very good teacher!

he rocks

Seems like a good guy. Nothing below the belt in this class. The lectures got to be a little boring since it mainly covered graphs and definitions but he tried his best to make them interesting. He seemed to be a little goofy at times but it just helped make the class less boring. Easy class if u go

He was a great professor who kept me interested in a subject which I did not think would interest me.

He was a great professor who kept me interested in a subject which I did not think would interest me.

He tries to keep you interested, and wants the class to participate. He always accepts questions and feedback.

Straight-forward class. He gives easy scantron tests, not a bad way to get econ credit.

Dr. Erhardt is a cool teacher and he's humorous at times. It's sad that there's students in his class that sit around and interrupt him while talking and he has to stop every two seconds to ask them to be quiet. His tests are easy if you study the notes, and make sure you study the graphs.

Easy as hell, went straight from the book...if you come to class and pay attention, its an easy A...intresting fellow as well

Tests are straight-forward and lectures are interesting and informative. I'd highly recommend this professor, whether you've had economics before or not.

Makes class worth attending and takes the time to get to know his students. The tests are easy to ace if you go to class. Overall, a great professor and a great guy, too.

EASY! If you know the definitions and case studies from the book you will get a good grade! NICE GUY! If you have a question he will go out of his way to help you! GREAT TEACHER! He really cares about the students

If you use the book and just study the definitions and case studies this will be an easy class. Attendance is not mandatory but is helpful

I took his intro to microeconomics last year. He is a well-educated (has a Ph.D) nice man. He encourages students to come talk to him face-to-face. If you attend class and take notes on definitions, you will go far. Easy B, study if you want an A. I really liked this man and hope I have another class with him in the future.

His class is clear and straightforward. He is a little annoying and is constantly telling people to be quiet. You would have to be either incredibly lazy or stupid to not pass his class

I hated economics and failed it in HS and as a freshman my first year at UC. I took Erhardt my sophomore year and got a B+ on my first mid-term and I only studied for it for one day. This is a great class for people who hate or have trouble with Econ...just study the definitions and case studies and you will be fine. I am taking him again for 102!

Does anyone know what the first mid term was worth- He has not put it on the grade sheet- I did well, just curiousHe is a great teacher had him first quarter and now 2nd

I had Professor Erhardt for both Econ 101 and 102. He is a wonderful teacher, keeps things very interesting. If you study and show up you should do well!

GREAT Teacher, is dedicated to the success of his students and is a very nice person.

I had him for Econ 101 and 102. Just study the terms, case studies and graphs. Tests are easy but don't mess up on one because your grade is only made up of 2 tests and a final.

Professor Erhardt is an interesting and humorous guy, and a solid professor. He tells good, relevant stories to make points, and tries to keep things interesting. A lot of his humor and wit seems lost on the "too cool to care" crowd, but I got a kick out of a lot of it. Another student put it best- go to class, easy B; study a bit for an A.

the class was just okay. it was fairly easy, but the class was boring. but u can skip most classes and still get a good grade in the class, which is deff a plus.

The man is hardcore. When people talk out in class he makes them look ridiculous for doing so. He is a great teacher whose speaking style is captivating.

Don't talk in class, pay attention and you will love this guy. Very easy to follow, no calculations (definitions and graphs only), low textbook use, going to class a must. Very interesting, but does not accept people talking in class, (why should he?) Definitely recommend!

Quality professor. His tests are multiple choice with graphs, readings, and vocabulary. Guy's funny and honest.

This teacher is awesome. Tests are pretty easy, just know your defintions for the most part, responds to your e-mails, keeps class interesting with updated stories. And seems to cancel class on Friday sometimes.

At first I thought this dude was a hard-ass jerk. But he took the effort to get to know as many of his students on a first-name basis as possible (in a 120-person class) and grew on me. Definitely a funny guy, and cares about your personal progress and even asked me multiple time how my quarter was going & I'm not even an Econ major. Very cool dude

Probably the best prof out there. Come to class, don't talk and you'll get along great with him. He's very witty and knows exactly what he's talking about. Put some effort into studying and easy A. He even bumped my grade up a couple points because he knew I came to class.

Professor Erhardt is a great teacher, in that he knows how to relate the material to the sudent's everyday life. I can honestly say that I learned a lot from this class. If you go to the lectures all the time and get all the necessary notes, this class is a piece of cake. The tests are all directly from the notes making the book unnecessary. I rec.

In a large University dedicated to research the man wants his students to understand the material. It is not about whether the class is an easy A or not but that it helps you understand what is going on in your world.If you are not an Econ major this man can help you.

Do not need to buy hard copy of book just the 70 dollar aplia. Know all of the case studies for exams, which are all multiple choice. Takes attendance and HATES when you talk while he is talking or another student is talking you think he cannnot hear you but he can and he will call you out in front of the whole class.

Erhardt is awesome. Gotta love his dry sense of humor- not a lot of kids understand it, but that's only because they watch too much reality TV. He's hilarious, super nice, and he's a great teacher. Always show up (he takes attendance), read up on case studies and try to answer q's in class because he gets ticked when no one talks to him!

Easy classes. Copy down his notes and buy the aplia. He uses the case studies from the book for the test, and everything else on the test is from his notes he has you copy every class. He takes attendance every class and hates when people talk while he is talking. Answer questions in class, it helps him educate.

my favorite prof in college. he is an outstanding person, gets to know students on a personal basis, i've had two classes with the guy and i feel like he's a best friend. he even wrote me a letter of rec for pharm school. if you take notes and read the case studies you are guarenteed an A. and if you answer questions in class he will love you.

pretty cool guy. Do all his summaries and he will boost your grade.

By far best teacher I have had in college. Really gets to know his students and he is actually really cool. Great guy overall. Also makes class very interesting.

Great teacher, great person, easy, to the point. If you don't get an A in this class you need to question yourself. Like stated earlier: Copy down all the definitions he gives in class and review them before the exams, then read the minimal passages in the book he requires and you will do great. Get to know the guy, very good person.

He knows what he's taling about, very helpful guy and funny too

He is a really interesting professor and it makes everything he talks about-- interesting. If you don't know a lot about micro economics I would take his class. Weekly assignments are easy and you don't have to study much for testing.

You don't need a book. Come to class, and write his notes (all vocab) down. Do all you WSJ (they get annoying). Study all the vocab he gave you, that's exactly what's on the test (same order too)! If you come to class and do you WSJ, he may bump you up a letter grade at the end of the semester.

He's a great teacher who is funny. do the Wall street Journals and take notes. Tests are all definitions so fairly easy. High Recommend him!

Dr. Erhardt has easily been one of the best professors I've encountered here. He really cares, try to get to know him and just do the work. The A is easy to obtain.

Very funny and engaging. Really cares about his field and the students. Tests are really easy! If you have to take Econ, try to get him.

Though I didn't get A in this class, it is much better than I expected before. I really recommend you to take this course.

Not a bad class. The work and tests are easy as long as you take good notes. However, expect to be very bored in class if you are not a white, middle class male. He only relates to a very specific kind of student. I would be completely lost when his examples or stories depended on cultural things that I was not familiar with/cared nothing about.

his microecon class is super easy. His notesdefinitions are long but helpful(2 exams) Online homework every week that is done thru online textbook so you at least need the online code. you can check your answers unlimitedly for the homework so you can get 100 everytime. 2 WSJ summaries due every class (tedious but not hard) Takes attendance daily

great professor

entertaining professor who has a lot of knowledge in his field and is not afraid to speak his mind. i recommend getting to know him and talking to him before and after class. he wants to get to know all of his students.

He is pretty funny and I thought the tests weren't too bad. Pretty much all definitions.

Great Guy. Funny, engaging, and the material is really not that difficult at all. Every class you have to summarize 2 Wall Street Journal Articles, and its purely extra credit. I did all mine and he bumped me from a B to an A-. Definite Take.

Erhardt was one of, if not the best professor I had my first year. Very very easy. Fun class, funny guy. Make econ enjoyable. Tests are all definitions. Show up and you get an A. Would take it again.

Overall great professor, get to know him in and out of class. Absolute great guy. Show up and take notes and study and you will easily get at least a B in the class. Don't pay for the Wall Street Journals, you can just google them online. Great guy and fun overall class.

This is the class,memorize 500 definitions, then you take exam 1. After that you memorize another 500 definitions. But the exam is cumulative so you have to remember the first 500 definitions on top of the next set. His final is information over the ENTIRE TEXTBOOK of random definitions and meanings. Unless you study for 4 hours a day, good luck.

A nice and helpful professor that really cares about his students' performance. GO TO CLASS. This is the only way to get the notes for the exams, plus he really values participation. Stop by his office hours, if you ever need help. HW is easy, but doesn't really relate to what is being taught in class. Overall, good professor (funny at times).

Great teacher and very clear with his exams. If you study the material and complete the Wall Street journals, you should get an A.

Though the lectures aren't the most exciting, I really liked this class. You learn a lot about what's actually going on in the world, and it's a pretty straightforward class. Definitely show up for class and do the WSJs, because it'll boost your grade at the end. If you take notes and pay attention, you'll pass.

DONT USE YOUR CELL PHONE IN CLASS. Other than that great person and professor

Although his class may seem boring at first, his Econ classes are by far the easiest to take. The connect homework is a breeze, the tests are all very clear and objective. As long as you study your definitions and complete your WSJ articles, you are in great shape. He is also a very reasonable professor and doesn't make anything to burdensome1

Such an easy class. If you come to class and do the Wall Street Journals you will be fine. The tests are ALL definitions and some questions from the WSJ. It is just memorization. Take him!

He is a great professor. he is fun to listen to and he is entertaining. He is very clear on what he wants and you will understand what he teaches.

Really cool teacher. Just do the Wall street journals and connect homework and he'll help your grade. Show up to class to get the definitions and study those 2 or 3 nights before and you will do good on tests.

Great professor. Learned a lot. If you reach out to him he takes the time to connect with you and help you if you need it or just chat with him. Tests are multiple choice straight from the notes you take in class. Homework easy and he sends email reminders to do it.

Fantastic professor, has a sense of humor. Provides real-world examples in his lectures. Makes sure that students are paying attention. Tests are multiple-choice which are basically the terms from the lectures. Assigns homework to read WSJ articles and has in-depth discussions about them in class. Makes economics easy and interesting.

If you don't respect teachers that won't let you use your phone don't take him. No talking in class or he will call you out and it's really awkward. He's a great guy though, he'll meet with you and get to know you and you van tell he genuinely cares. Homework is easy, tests are mostly vocab. Recommended to take Erhardt rather than another Econ prof

Nice guy. Makes some awkward jokes and is really strict about phone use and talking in class. Class notes are exactly what are on the test. You have to do Wall Street Journal summaries for every class.

Great Guy, He's constantly making jokes about fake ID's and how we all like to go out on Thursdays. Class work is minimal, just a 1 paragraph summary on a Wall Street Journal article due at the beginning of each class. 3 Tests all semester. 70 question multiple choice. I would recommend this class

It's like high school all over again. But it is an easy class, would recommend over any other teacher.

Can be strict about talking and using phones in class, but at the end of the day, he's a hilarious guy with a big heart. You can tell he really cares about the subject material and knows his stuff. Have to turn in summaries of Wall Street Journal articles at beginning of class, so attendance is important. Tests aren't bad. Highly recommended!

Pretty cool and funny. He is harsh on cell phone but people are always doing whatever on laptops. Likes to crack jokes to lighten the mood and wants participation. Not much homework but there are WSJ summaries due every class. The exams are just definitions from notes in class, and he doesnt try to trick you. Cool guy, and I would recommend.

Good guy, wont hand you an A but it is very doable. Would definitely go out of my way to have him.

Tests are super easy. If you have common sense you will be fine. His lectures make a sandpaper dild0 sound fun. Do you WSJs and go to class, for attendance and the WSJs can/will bump you up 7 percentage points , sometimes more. He will come off as creepy but he's just a guy trying to get to know his students. overall, easy class.

Erhardt is an interesting guy. His class is really easy if you attend class and take notes. He gets sidetracked a lot and is definitely an acquired taste, but he cares about his students and is a really great guy. He's helped me out on multiple occasions. Had him for micro and macro

He is hilarious! He can be a little tough in his lectures and will call people out but if you're paying attention then it's not a problem. His tests are all multiple choice and straight forward so doing flashcards would be your best shot. He uses connect for homework so you'll have to buy it. Overall: Great teacher and wanting to help; Always!

Erwin is the man. His class is straightforward and easy, he tries to make a dry subject like ECON fun and cracks jokes during class. Attendance is mandatory thou, but overall if you turn in your wall street journals and memorize definitions you'll get an A.

Good and clear system for homework and tests. Sometimes homework articles aren't emailed out on time, but overall he was consistent about assignments. Was very good at sending out emails and making expectations clear for assignments. If you participate in class and take notes, this course is very easy

Professor Erhardt really loves teaching economics and getting to know his students. He can be very off putting if you don't like quirky people, but don't let that dismay you about the class or his teaching quality. Come to class, do the homework, pay attention, and you will absolutely get an A. Fun lectures, easy tests, would recommend.

READ THIS! Doc Erhardt is the man. he is a great teacher who genuinely cares about his students even though he comes off kind of rude and thick skinned. DON'T TALK IN HIS CLASS. DONT TEXT IN CLASS. this man is a hawk. he will see you in a 100+ person lecture hall and HE WILL call you out. DONT DO IT. exams are mostly terms-its pretty easy. TAKE HIM

Although he may get off topic sometimes and make some questionable jokes, he is a professor who really cares about his students. If you go to class, you will do perfectly fine as this class is all about vocab, plus only one homework assignment a week. He is a very good professor that I will take again.

TAKE THIS PROFESSOR! Dr. Erhardt really cares about his students and does want everyone to pass his classes. Dr. Erhardt is extremely accessible outside of class, giving his phone number - along with very flexible office hours. There are two mid-terms exams each worth 25%, one comprehensive final worth 35%, and 15% worth connect homework. Do WSJs!

Although his sense of humor is a little different, he really does care about his students. If you show up to class and take notes, you won't have much difficulty in the class. Try to participate in class, he never forgets a face. This will help you at the end of semester when you're between grades.

I've taken Erhardt for Micro and Macroeconomics. His class is interesting and not difficult. Do the homework, show up to class, pay attention, and you'll get an A.

He just wants everyone to participate, and if you do he'll boost your grade at the end of the semester. The tests are just wall-street journals, vocab, and case studies out of the textbook. All of his lectures are vocab and he gives great real life examples to help you remember each word. 10/10 would take again.

This professor is great, he makes the class interesting and engaging and tells stories throughout the class to help tie in some of the big subjects you cover. That being said, its not storytime, participation is key in this class. Answer questions and make sure he knows who you are, if you do that you're pretty much set. Also, do your dang WSJ's.

Very funny, takes the class serious. Wants you to participate and show up.

Solid class and a great professor. Attendance is pretty much mandatory to pass primarily because we cover so many topics in a normal day. Prof. Erhardt does a great job of tying in real life events to the economic lessons we learn. TAKE NOTES EXACTLY AS GIVEN AND PAY ATTENTION, you will get an A.

Very easy professor. Homework assignments every week are online and you can just check the answer (multiple choice) until you get it right. Three exams all super easy just memorizing the terms with note cards and learn the graphs he tell you to from the powerpoints. Lectures are pretty boring but he's a good guy and brings in lots of examples.

I have no interest in economics but Erhardt made showing up to class very rewarding. Show up and take notes and you'll have no problem getting A's on the exams. Definitely a lot of opportunities to make up points. Super cool guy who loves what he does.

He is a professor who actually really cares about his class and students. Only two tests and a final. All just on vocab and some extra notes you take throughout the class. First test was extremely easy, but second test is a little more difficult. If you study you WILL pass. He actually takes participation and only homework are summarizing articles.

He's the best college professor I have had up to this point.

A real character. I can't really explain this man, but I would recommend taking his class. The tests are exact copies of the definitions from the class notes. DO NOT TAKE THIS AT 8AM. Attendance is a huge part of your grade, along with summaries of Wall Street Journal articles that you turn in each day. Super simple, quizlet is your friend.

Good teacher

I love this dude. His class consists of mostly his zany antidotes. A very free flowing class. It's set up for you to succeed and learn.

great teacher if you are really good with definitions. his class is a lot of memorization.

The whole class we write down definitions and the test is basically just over the terms written down and the graphs reviewed in class. Homework due every Sunday night but it's easy and that's the only thing the book is used for. Occasionally we have to read a few paragraphs of case studies that he likes to talk about in class, Goes off topic a lot

He is a good professor. If you go to class, take notes, do the homework, read the articles that are assigned, also study your notes for his class then you should be in good shape, if you don't come to class and pay attention then his class wouldn't be to fun and easy.

Professor Erhardt is my favorite professor at UC. He is one of the best professors at easily getting a point across, his class is fairly easy as long as you take good notes the exams are just vocab and a few graphs that he goes over in class. He is a funny guy as he likes to sarcastically mess with students. Highly encourage taking his class.

Erhardt is a classic quirky college professor. Class is good for those who may not be as strong in econ, tests are memorizing definitions along with details from class. Class is long lectures. You read London Times articles that allow you to kind of know what is going on in the world. Tip: type your articles to reference when studying for tests

Dr. Erhardt is a great Microeconomics professor. Attend his lectures, participate in class, do your Connect HW and London Times article summaries, and memorize 50-75 terms for each test and youll succeed at his ECON 1001 course. Hes a hilarious guy who really cares about his students and wants them to be prepared for their future careers.

Erhardt takes attendance every class. He also assigns two article summaries every class, this semester it was from The London Times. The content is not hard, just show up to class and take the notes. The book is not required, but helpful for homework and case studies he goes over for exams. Homework every week, online. "Don't be naughty!"

Quality professor. Make sure to study notes/terms/definitions. Wall St journals are important to do because there are some questions on the exams. Lectures are interesting. Very traditional guy.

Its all about vocab and news articles. Quizlets are very useful. Also you don't really use the book but you have to buy it to do the homework.

Great professor, always keeps class entertaining. He's also a very personable man, always down for small talk before or after class and remembers who you are.

The class is very easy, tests cover all the definitions given in class plus a few other minor things. I used quizlet to take my notes all year and it helped a ton.

Overall decent class, but much more a world studies class than microecon. Dude is really fun to talk to, but switches between good time/light conversation and Batman voice within a split second. Do the articles or you'll fall behind, and focus on terms.

Dr. Erhardt can be a bit of a ball buster sometimes but its obvious because he wants his students to succeed. Participation really matters to him so don't be afraid to answer in class even if its just a guess. Hes extremely knowledgeable and is a really good time to talk to outside of class. Don't goof off though he'll call you out on the spot

Dude is funny as hell and he's pretty laid back. Homework was pretty easy. As long as you showed up you'd be fine

Dr. Erhardt is a really funny guy and is a pretty good teacher. If you use your phone in class HE WILL yell at you. He assigns a lot of 1 page papers due each class period and an online homework every week that's 40 questions long. You need to read the textbook and take notes to get that A. The online textbook costs $70 and is mandatory.

Dr. Erhardt is a good professor, but not only that, he is a good man in general. Many of the reviews I see on here are from people who most likely don't attend class much or care to learn the material. Yes in his class you can get away with learning almost just vocab, but if you actually take the class seriously theres much more. Great Micro class.

I've had Erhardt for both Micro and Macro, and I think he's the best! What has frustrated me over the past year with taking his class is the lack of participation from the other students. His lectures aren't huge, so he wants people to be engaged. So yes, when every one stares at him when he asks a question, of course the class will be boring....

He's a great professor. He does call people out for talking or being on their phone but he explains why. He doesn't think it is fair for others to be distracted by it. He really cares about his students' learning and that's why he is so serious sometimes. He cracks some jokes (some are weird) but he's super nice outside of class. Make quizlets!

Exams are almost all vocab. We read easy articles before almost every class and have to have a summary ready. Overall an easy class if you do the homework and come to take notes. Exams are all definitions, articles, and graphs. Dr. Erhardt is a funny guy, but don't be on your phone or talking in class.

One of my favorite professors of all time! very knowledgeable of the subjects and very easy to reach afterclass. The class is a bit "vocab heavy" but I was still able to learn a great deal. I enjoyed the reading articles and the test/quizzes are pretty fair as well

Erhardt is hilarious, which is a good thing to be when you have to lecture a class of 300 students on economics vocabulary. Lots of people skip class, I would recoend not doing that as there is some vocab in class that isnt on the powerpoints. Highly rec Erhardt, hes a great guy as well. Had him for icro and macro.

He was a great professor I would definitely recommend taking his course.

If you come to every class, write down a summary of assigned news articles, make a quizlet of the vocab, then you will do just fine. He encourages students to speak during class, if you get the question wrong he doesnt care and just wants everyone to learn something about econ.

Coolest professor. Tests are vocab based, so study your lecture notes. He gives you articles to read and write summaries about every week. These don't take long, and they are super easy points. He will round your grade up if you do your articles and show up to class!

This man made me laugh every time I was in the classroom whether he meant to or not! Don't take this class if you get easily offended because he will call you out if you aren't paying attention and will subtly mention his political views from time to time. He also expects lots of class participation and the tests are just definitions from lecture.

Great teacher with vocab based tests which are all easy. The only bad is the textbook purchase which was a waste of money and was never used for the exams. The corona transition was rough but we all survived it.

Erhardt is a great professor but it is a shame that he openly admitted to disliking teaching Economic Development, but he still gave it his all and tried to make it interesting. He is a great guy and has a lot of cool stories to tell. Don't buy the textbook, I never used it. His lectures were ok for this class. The hw is easy but there is a lot.

Dr. Erhardt is a great guy and a genius. His course consists of: 1) writing a paragraph summary of a Times of London article before class 2) a boring lecture where he goes off topic for 50 minutes 3) Three easy word-for-word tests on the 10 minutes of material he actually teaches. You have to go to lectures, so just learn when to tune in and out

I loved being in Erhardt's class. He was interesting to listen to and gave great lectures. He has two midterms and a test, but don't let that discourage you. The exams are easy and mostly vocab and graphs. He loves getting to know his students and is there if you need any sort of help. He made microeconomics interesting and that is hard to do.

Professor Erhardt is very entertaining when it comes to his lectures. He likes to tell stories relating to the content in class, which overall makes it more engaging for the students. He makes sure we are ready for our midterms/final exam and will hold review sessions. I did the optional homework each week and I got a major boost to my final grade.

Lecture heavy, but the class is very straightforward. He tells you only what you need to know and there were never any curveballs.

Erhardt is a professor that I think some people either love or hate. You can do well without over doing yourself, but if you apply yourself in his classes he will know and reach out to you! He can go off topic for lectures, but it is because he is passionate and wants to teach you everything he can. Talks about lots of real life events and examples

He's a great lecturer who always tries to inform you about the real world implications of the lectures and focuses on making his class as informational possible. if you want to take economics classes take one of his

Great professor, I look forward to going to his classes.

Dr. Erhardt expects and wants participation in his class. He does this to make sure people understand the material. He offers extra credit to boost your grade up a letter, good attendance can also help a grade boost. He genuinely cares for his students and wants them to succeed. He can go off-topic, but there's something to be learned from lecture.

Exams are all multiple choice- just know the definitions and charts and you'll be fine- tons of great quizlets out there. Take advantage of going over the tests after with him, because it all repeats on the final exam. I barely went to class and still breezed through

He's crazy but in a good way, I was never bored with his lectures. His exams are mostly vocab/reading-based, not too hard. 100% make sure to do the extra credit, it will bump your grade up by at least a letter. Also, he is more on the conservative side of things and does rant a lot about current political issues, not always but it's often.

1 HW assignment each week w/ 1 EC assignment, 3 total exams from the notes/external readings. Hes intimidating at first but quite laid back and funny once you get to know him - attend office hours at least once! If you don't attend class you won't do well; there's tons of notes. He oftentimes inserts a lot of his political hot takes, however.

Really nice and funny guy. Go to class, and take notes not just what's on the screen but when he rambles. If he is talking about a larger topic, just write down the main topic and do research in depth later. Test heavy and they are difficult, but he is always willing to help you out and talk outside of class.

Best Professor at UC. I would take him for any Econ class. Super open and friendly when you get to know him.

Pretty standard microecon class -- Lectures off the top of his head from a vocab sheet. Exams are entirely vocab (abcd). Uses graphs to illustrate ideas when needed. Weekly online HW (easy). He's good at lecturing, has a bit of a temper, also leans right politically, although not too biased. If you're interested in econ he's a solid prof.

Heck of a guy. A little odd but definitely cares for his students.

He is a little tough, but extremely fair. Homework is easy. Tests are multiple choice on paper and everything on the exams, he talks about in class. Easy class, but you have to study terms in order to perform well on the exam. Read the articles and study the graphs, info from these will be on the exams. Great lectures, awesome class, cool prof!

Great professor! Really cares about the students and their understanding of Econ as it relates to real world not a textbook. Tends to bring up politics, but in ways that are relevant to what is going on. We read the London Times to get an alt/unbiased view of American Econ and current events rather than NYT or WSJ. Great prof!

One of my favorite professors in the business college. Took two of his courses, would have taken more had I not switched majors out of the college.

Professor Erhardt is one of the best professors I've had at UC. The class is very straightforward, if you go to class and study the vocab terms you should be fine. He gives many opportunities for extra credit and those assignments will help your grade substantially. The lectures are also very engaging.

Dr. Erhardt has his quirks. He would often go off on tangents about his very right-leaning world view, and PAY ATTENTION when he does. He'll slip a couple questions on the exams that ask about very specific things he said in class. Speaking of exams, there's three and they're worth 85% of the grade. Overall, interesting guy and an interesting class

Look. People here are correct that Erhardt leans heavily to the right politically, but as a liberal, I wasn't really bothered by it. He does go on tangents. However, the class was easy. Go to class. You'll pass: genuinely. Homework allows infinite attempts. Attendance didn't affect grade too heavily. I respect him even though we disagree on alot.

The class is lecture heavy. He will talk about a lot of different stuff, a lot of it connects to economics, but sometimes he will go more off topic. He also gives good life advice. His tests are straight up. The tests consist of all the vocab for those units, case studies, and graphs. If you listen in class and make sure to study, you will be good.

Amazing Irish accent.

I took Professor Erhardt for Micro and Macro economics. Weekly smart book homework, and weekly extra credit. He gives out 2 midterms and a final each term, majority of test is vocabulary and a couple graphs and history. Take this class if you are good at memorizing.

This professor is definitely a difficult professor at times; however his class is amazing. He knows Economics in and out and really enjoys sharing the information with the students. No book you have to pay for, and class is interesting. I recommend doing the extra credit and tests and vocab heavy

Great professor just attend every class. Study all the material especially the in-class notes which are all vocab, but his tests are easy (all multiple choice) if you study. Do his extra credit assignment you get one every week, it takes awhile but do it your grade goes up by 5%.

Dr. Erhardt is the BEST Professor I have had at UC and he truly enjoys his job. He is a very fair and straight forward teacher and loves to express his opinions and crack jokes. His class consists of taking notes, doing online assignments (some extra credit) and reading articles online. Class is mandatory but he is understanding if you're honest!

Professor Erhardt's class is a bit of a wild ride - he loves to go on tangents, but the content is manageable if you stay engaged. The tests are straightforward if you study the vocab and notes. unstuck ai was a lifesaver for prepping.

Lectures are extremely boring, and the only grades that matter are the tests and the midterm. The tests and midterms are extremely easy as long as you put in the time to study the definitions. To get good grades all you have to do is show up to class take notes and memorize all the definitions and graphs. really not hard at all.

I took him for Macro and Micro. His exams are fairly easy, all multiple choice. He offers extra credit. I highly recommend using Quizlet when taking notes on definitions, that's the majority of his exams. Study case studies, articles, and definitions and you'll do great! He truly cares about his students, especially Econ majors

Erhardt is the best professor I've had so far. I had him for macro and micro. He can be a bit brash at times. He genuinely cares about his students and makes an effort to make a connection and remember each of his students. He's extremely knowledgeable. Tests are pretty easy if you show up to class and take notes. Vocab heavy.

Erwin is a fun guy. He gets 4 big booms. BOOM.BOOM.BOOM.BOOOOOOOOOOM

Dr. Erhardt couldn't have been a better professor. He was nice and very welcoming throughout the semester. Definitely try to participate during lectures; the last grade of the semester is "instructor points" that he fills in after the final exam and they're entirely based on whether he likes you or not. If you want more points, participate.

He tries to relate to all of his students, has great stories that relate to what he's teaching, and he's an absolute beauty.

Erhardt was an awesome professor and had a clear grading criteria. His homeworks and readings are very easy but important material for exams. There are only 3 exams so don't fail any of them. He offers extra credit but tbh I never needed it this class is an easy A+ if you just go to class and study. Simple.

Dr. Erhardt can be intimidating sometimes, but it's only because he cares. He's a kind person who works with students if they put in effort. Tests aren't too hard and the amount of homework is average. Dr. Erhardt offers extra credit opportunities from the beginning, so just show up to lectures, do the work, and try to attend a few office hours.