Teaching

I am teaching two courses this year at the University of Pretoria. Please note you will find all the information you need on clickUP. If you have any queries or specific questions about course topics, feel free to send me an email.

You may click on the section below that corresponds to your course to view class slides and other related material.

EKN 110

Term: Autum

Offered: 2025

Welcome to the University of Pretoria and the Department of Economics! We are excited to have you in Economics 110 (EKN 110). Everyday, we make economic decisions, some consciously, others without even realising it. EKN 110 is your gateway to understanding the forces behind these choices and how they shape our world. In this course, you will master the fundamental principles that help explain everyday economic challenges. You will learn to apply the economic perspective, think critically about economic issues, and analyse problems objectively. But more than that, we hope to spark a lifelong interest in economics and the economy, empowering you to make informed decisions in your studies, career, and beyond. Enjoy!

Note: Class slides will only be available after we have completed the chapter in class.

Exam Prep lecture material

Pre-recorded Lectures

How Demand and Supply Shifts Affect Market Equilibrium

Click here to access the slides used in the video

AIM 111

Term: Autum

Offered: 2024

The Academic Information Management (AIM) course serves as a comprehensive guide for your academic journey. In the Computer Literacy section, you'll master the essential skills to navigate through your academic pursuits effectively using technology as your vehicle. From basic computer operations to advanced technological tools, this segment ensures you're equipped for success. Meanwhile, the Information Literacy section acts as your academic GPS, teaching you how to utilise information ethically and effectively throughout your degree. You'll learn to locate, evaluate, and utilise information resources while understanding the ethical considerations. By the end, you'll not only be proficient in utilising various platforms but also equipped with the foundational skills for lifelong learning.

Navigating Information Literacy (NIL)

MS Word

MS Excel

AIM 121

Term: Winter

Offered: 2024

The Academic Information Management (AIM) course serves as a comprehensive guide for your academic journey. In the Computer Literacy section, you'll master the essential skills to navigate through your academic pursuits effectively using technology as your vehicle. From basic computer operations to advanced technological tools, this segment ensures you're equipped for success. Meanwhile, the Information Literacy section acts as your academic GPS, teaching you how to utilise information ethically and effectively throughout your degree. You'll learn to locate, evaluate, and utilise information resources while understanding the ethical considerations. By the end, you'll not only be proficient in utilising various platforms but also equipped with the foundational skills for lifelong learning.

Navigating Information Literacy (NIL)

MS Excel

MS PowerPoint