Easy Classes
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I think she mentioned that she hated large lecture halls.. given that 478 is taught in small classrooms, she was much better with that.. took the time to learn everyone's names, made jokes that related to the lecture, etc.
I agree with this. Soc 330 was a breeze, and back in my day (8 years ago) the professor was HOT! Pretty easy to go to that class.
Another guy to avoid at all costs although it looks like he is no longer teaching undergrad courses: XXDFaculty | College of Business - Iowa State University I took what I thought would be a good elective which was a basic Human Resources class. I took it with a friend that was actually majoring in HR and his thoughts were "I haven't learned jack in this class and I have no idea what exactly it is he's trying to teach which is sad because I'm required to take this class for my major and should be getting something out of it." The entire class was baffled because the material wasn't hard by any means but his grading was all over the place. Everyone had no idea why he'd give an A or B on a paper written the exact same way that he'd give a D to on another one. We had to watch a Michael Moore movie or 2 as part of the class which was a joke as well.
Best part was he gave out his instructor evaluation at least a month or 2 before the class was over and apparently got the results back early because he spent 1 lecture ripping us all because no one would come out and say why we felt he was doing a bad job teaching the class. I would loved to have told him my honest thoughts but with the way my papers were already being graded (an A or B here, then a D or C there with no logical explanations why) I was not about to go on record and watch my grade get destroyed by his personal agenda. After that lecture I know everyone was talking about it and a few even filed complaints with the college of business because there is no way he should know how his evaluations were until after the final grades had been turned in let alone try to hold them against us like he did.
Best part was he gave out his instructor evaluation at least a month or 2 before the class was over and apparently got the results back early because he spent 1 lecture ripping us all because no one would come out and say why we felt he was doing a bad job teaching the class. I would loved to have told him my honest thoughts but with the way my papers were already being graded (an A or B here, then a D or C there with no logical explanations why) I was not about to go on record and watch my grade get destroyed by his personal agenda. After that lecture I know everyone was talking about it and a few even filed complaints with the college of business because there is no way he should know how his evaluations were until after the final grades had been turned in let alone try to hold them against us like he did.
Any Psych classes are easy - think I took 101, 230, 280, 346 & whatever statistical psych was.
346 is the psychology of women - highest grade in the class of 6 guys, 42 women. Its pretty easy, multiple choice - just pick the answer that makes absolutely no logical sense.
346 is the psychology of women - highest grade in the class of 6 guys, 42 women. Its pretty easy, multiple choice - just pick the answer that makes absolutely no logical sense.
Has anyone taken a classical studies class? I'm taking one as an elective for fulfill my humanities credits.
Kayla Christensen. Accounting.
Additionally, accounting 284 with Anne Clem is a REALLY easy class.
Seeing this posted makes me feel very old. What does she teach?
She's not that old, she teaches acct 284 or 285. I was at the bars with some friends who were also friends of her only 2 years ago. I don't know how hold she is, but she's only been teaching for 2 years.
She is 25, and teaches accounting classes. She is good friends with my girlfriend, and she is very hot.
My Acct 284/285 profs did NOT look like that. As a result, the classes sucked (may have also been the material).
On subject, I always found the 100/200 level courses more difficult. IMO, higher level electives were great. I'd recommend History 484 (I think) - History of Warfare. The prof wasn't even paid by the university to teach it. He just liked the subject matter so much. Not really an "easy" course, but it was damn interesting.
Bowling was easy, except when I took it, our instructor didn't tell us we had to improve by a certain number of pins from our 1st game bowled to the last one. being a decent bowler, I had to improve by 5 pins on a 198 1st game. talk about a tough final. I thought coaching basketball was by far the easiest. Coach K taught it in the early '90s. final exam, we had to break down an offensive play, out of bounds play, and a zone D. i loved that class.
Physics 221 forced me to switch majors. That class SUCKS. Even if the prof would've spoke english, I still don't know if I could have passed.
