Economic Logic of Civilizations: How Human Societies have Innovated to Deal with Risk

Grading is fair; however, the difficulty of getting an A varies with effort and preparation.

The course has a heavy workload, including multiple problem sets, presentations, group papers, and quizzes. Students spend around 10-12 hours per week on the course.

Assessments include four problem sets, tutorials, class discussions, a term paper, and a final exam or quiz.

The professor is engaging but can be heavy in content delivery. Tutorials are helpful for understanding complex material.

Read the key sections of papers rather than all of them to manage workload effectively; attend tutorials for better understanding and grades.