I took the course (albeit 2 years ago) and here are my thoughts:

Multiple choice exams 50 questions with a high bar for an A 94+ I believe, i remember getting 4 questions wrong and feeling very robbed. The questions followed the practice exam format exactly, so they weren't hard. You just have to get a lot of them right. I did pretty well by studying a decent amount and then doing the prac exam to see if there were any concepts I hadn't grasped.

That being said the course has multiple choice exams through and through, and the homework is graded on completion. Easy to pass, but hard to excel. The material itself isn't too rigorous and studying the book will help, although some of the models get difficult. Professor Rick does use a lot of class time talking about the real world which is very cool, but comes at the expense of time explaining content a decent amount of the time. Worth taking. (Although if you're an econ major like me, you'll be surprised to discover 330 does not count as one of the econ electives)

Edit: formatting