Reviews for HISP200
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Stefan Woehlke
HISP200 Expecting an A Anonymous 10/28/2024 |
Lecture attendance is mandatory, a dip in attendance usually means a quiz but we have avoided one so far. The lecture material itself is pretty interesting but can get boring at times. Towards the middle of the semester, the use of Powerpoint slides went away and it was pure lecturing (no slides posted). However, most of the information isn't complex and is more conceptual or historical examples of urban development and analysis. Discussion assignments aren't bad and are usually just reflections and analysis of a local community. Exams are 5 full essays in 75 minutes, which is a lot but doable. |
John Sprinkle
HISP200 Expecting an A+ Anonymous 06/10/2024 |
TL:DR : 10/10 prof, no notes. Pros: - The class is 3 gen eds, so it satisfies a lot of requirements - It's an easy A.. Like a really easy A... a decent amount of people in the class ended up with over 100% in the class - All of the assignments are fairly straightforward and don't require too much effort. The projects are a combination of drawing, taking photos, and writing, but you don't need to sweat them to get an A, you just need to check all the boxes on the rubric - No exams, and no final exams, only projects - Lectures are entirely optional Cons: - Discussions are not optional, but they're only once a week for 1 hour - There's weekly reading assignments, and the readings can be pretty long. However, there are certain websites online that are good at summarizing these readings and can help with writing responses. These also seem to be graded on completion. |
John Sprinkle
HISP200 Expecting an A+ Anonymous 05/14/2024 |
Took this class for an easy gen-ed and it did not disappoint. All you have for this class are short weekly reading assignments, projects (which are really simple), and discussion assignments. Lectures are skippable. The discussion activities we did were interesting and usually didn't take the whole time. |
John Sprinkle
HISP200 Expecting an A+ Anonymous 05/01/2024 |
Didn't attend a single lecture all semester (only the first couple at the start of the semester just to see their structure) and I have 100% in the class!! You have to go to the workshops because we do team assignments, but the lectures can be skipped entirely. There are also no midterms or final exam in this class. It's only research projects that are super simple to complete (I completed them within a couple days). This class is basically a free three gen-eds (DSHU, I-SCIS, and DVUP)!!! Taking another class for these gen-eds is honestly a crime....trust me this class hands you an A on a silver platter if you turn in all your work and put sufficient effort! |
John Sprinkle
HISP200 Expecting an A+ Anonymous 04/25/2024 |
Great course! Especially if you need a Gen Ed that covers a lot of different areas. Super easy and truly interesting. No exams. Just workshops and independent projects, and weekly readings. All extremely manageable! Take this class!! |
Hannah Cameron
HISP200 Expecting an A+ Anonymous 07/05/2023 |
This is exactly how a gen-ed should be. Dr. Cameron is so kind and is obviously very passionate about her subject. The TAs were all nice and I enjoyed doing independent research projects to learn about where we live. I really enjoyed learning about the history of local areas and it made me think differently about the streets I walked on. If you are lucky enough to take this class, take it!!! It was so so so so so easy but still interesting. |
Hannah Cameron
HISP200 Expecting an A+ Anonymous 06/02/2023 |
A very easy class that covers 3 gen-ed requirements. You don't even have to attend class every time and you will still be fine. 100% worth it. |
Hannah Cameron
HISP200 Expecting an A+ Anonymous 10/20/2022 |
Definitely the easiest A I've gotten and the topics itself were pretty fun to learn. My TA was really laid back and it was great. You don't have to go to class unless its for the quizzes which were also pretty simple. The projects were fun and great feedback was provided. Discussion activities were pretty fun. The lectures itself were simple and interesting only sometimes, but all read from the slide so no point in going. Overall, great, nice, and easy. |