Students described Gregory Pac as fair and communicative, though some found lectures boring or slide-based. They also noted reasonable homework and five midterms with the lowest score dropped, while some students found the final difficult and said practice questions did not prepare them for test question styles.
Statistics: Measurement in Economics introduces analysis of economic data using descriptive statistics and statistical inference, including hypothesis testing and estimation for economic research.
Gregory Pac taught introductory statistics with a supportive style, emphasizing that lectures were most helpful if students kept up with weekly material. He provided many extra credit opportunities and a generous curve, though homework was easy via Mindtap. Students disagreed on difficulty: some found exams covered in lecture, while others felt tests were significantly harder than practice problems.