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Jason Farman
HDCC105 Expecting an A+ Anonymous 01/23/2022 |
Prof. Farman wants to individually connect with all of his students. He is reasonable, fair, and easy to talk to. He gives engaging, thought-provoking lectures that make the time fly by. Be prepared to read! While the course doesn't explore topics in depth, it covers a wide range of topics. I strongly recommend taking Prof. Farman's class. |
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Jason Farman
HDCC105 Expecting an A Anonymous 12/01/2020 |
He does a good job with teaching us to focus on "philosophical" discussions and encourages conversations in class. Slow grader, but it's not too big of a deal. Personally, I'm not a fan of his big class discussions, but I can appreciate what he's teaching us. He is pretty good with responding to emails, but I know some people disagree. |
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Jason Farman
HDCC105 Expecting an A+ Anonymous 03/25/2020 |
Very energetic and enthusiastic. Very well read (has even written a book or two himself). He is always open to discussing class topics further after class or in office hours, or discussing how everyday events and design parallel the course material. The one caveat is he does not always respond to emails quickly and is usually slow on grading. |
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Jason Farman
HDCC105 Expecting an A- fellowterp2022 01/21/2019 |
Great professor, very well-spoken, knowledgeable, and passionate about the subject matter. Fun, informative class on design and current issues concerning design, cultures, and creativity. Sometimes writing rubrics were unclear on how much elaboration on a particular piece of criteria was necessary to achieve full marks. |
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Jason Farman
Expecting an A OtG 03/21/2012 |
Dr. Farman is a good and pretty engaging lecturer, and had some interesting and occasionally profound things to say every class. The course load (especially the readings) for HDCC209B was greater than I expected, but not completely unmanageable. He's a nice guy who encourages conversation in class as opposed to talking at his students, but unfortunately he suffers the common humanities shortcoming of having nebulous expectations on assignments, which can lead to some disappointments when it comes to grading. |
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Jason Farman
Anonymous 12/10/2011 |
Dr. Farman is a great professor! Lectures were extremely interesting and engaging, and I can definitely say I've come out of this class learning a lot and with a new perspective on how mobile devices influence our lives. There were iPad "quizzes" every lecture, but they were easy if you did the weekly assigned reading, which was reasonable, and overall, the course load was manageable. We did many fun activities like going out geocaching, and creating our own mobile media narratives. Definitely take a class with Dr. Farman if you have a chance! |