Reviews for INST367
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Anat Szendro Sevilla
INST367 Expecting an A Anonymous 03/04/2025 |
It kind of felt like she was trying to give off the impression of being a really nice professor, but I know a lot of students in my class were a bit scared to approach her. She would unexpectedly say kind of harsh things to students. It honestly gave me anxiety just to sit in that class. Other the that, the grading did feel a bit subjective, especially when it came to participation. If you are a student athlete or travel to compete for the school, do not even bother to take this class. If you miss it, even when excused, your participation grade will bomb. If you are a student who occasionally has to work in class on other things (like me, who was working full time and needed to zone out every once in a while to answer an email during the 2.5 hour class) be prepared to feel very judged by her for it. As for the content, it was okay. I really did not learn that much. A lot of lessons kind of felt either too simple or too repetitive. There was a lot of focus on the theoretical instead of in depth technical work, which could get frustrating. |
Anat Szendro Sevilla
INST367 Expecting an A Anonymous 12/20/2023 |
She is an understanding and chill professor, and she is clearly very knowledgeable about UX design. This course does a great job of instilling UX principles and design thinking. However students were sometimes confused about assignments and how to use figma. A great emphasis on the theoretical but not much on the technical |
Caro Williams-Pierce
INST367 Expecting an A Anonymous 01/03/2023 |
Great professor, with no exams or quizzes, she cares about you learning content and understanding it through the use of project assignments. You definitely have to learn Figma to move through INST367 properly though. I highly recommend this class, she brings treats, gives us breaks but still provides amazing discussions geared towards learning. I learned more a lot design in this class without the stress of it being a college course itself. |