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Arpita Upadhyaya
Expecting an A Anonymous 12/09/2024 |
course was pretty easy as long as you have all of your notes organized and write everything she writes on the board. Every day you submit a daily assignment online. I recommend just taking a picture of your lab notebook and upload it over the document. The tests are fair, there are only 3 and no final. There is a final presentation which is pretty easy. As for the professor, she confuses you more if you have a question so you are better looking it up. My TA wasn't the best so if you have a good TA, they may be better at helping you. She also told me she doesn't hold office hours because we meet for a long time each week. The tests are open book and the class isn't hard but you have to pay attention |
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Arpita Upadhyaya
PHYS115 Expecting a B Anonymous 12/09/2024 |
This professor is super nice, but very unorganized and not super aware of the fact that everyone has different learning styles. I thought because it was meant for education majors that it would be easier, but really it’s not. The exams are open note, but that did not seem to help me on 2/3 exams we had. It’s not a bad class, just a hard one because of the circumstances and because as an early childhood education major I don’t use this and I never took physics in high school. |
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Arpita Upadhyaya
PHYS115 Expecting an A Anonymous 01/25/2024 |
Pros: reasonable expectations, easy-ish workload, open-notebook exams, pretty lenient grading Cons: sometimes disorganized and messy teaching style, not always patient Other notes: in every class you do a lab with your partner and submit a lab report (sometimes finished in class, sometimes not) |
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Arpita Upadhyaya
PHYS115 Expecting an A Anonymous 12/20/2023 |
PHYS115 was one of my required classes. At first, I was weary about taking this class, but it's not that bad or difficult. There is homework (basically lab reports) due after each class, three exams, and a final presentation, and your lab notebook gets graded. Professor Upadhyaya is a good professor, and she does want each of her students to succeed. That being said she is a bit unorganized, and demeaning at times. We didn't have a TA for half of the year, so the grading was VERY slow, and she would question you if you were confused. Overall this class and professor were not bad at all, and don't hesitate to take the class if you need to. |
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Arpita Upadhyaya
PHYS174 Expecting a C Anonymous 05/02/2018 |
shes a fine teacher. seems to want to help if she can |
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Arpita Upadhyaya
PHYS142 Expecting a B Anonymous 12/19/2011 |
I didn't pay attention in class, so I'm not going to rate the teacher. She's a nice lady and she goes through her powerpoints in class. Here's the breakdown: Homework- 10% Quizzes- 10% First Exam- 15% Second Exam- 15% Third Exam- 15% Lab Reports (free points) -10% Final Exam- 25% I learned from reading the book doing the homework. The quizzes are straightfoward, and easy if you study. For each exam, you get a notecard, but its pretty much filled with formulas. Exams are variations on homework problems. If you know how to use the formulas, you're set for the most part. |
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Arpita Upadhyaya
PHYS174 Expecting an A zhangsta 12/23/2010 |
She's a really nice lady and will pretty much tell you what to do. Also a pretty easy grader. She'll also hold a review session before the practical where you can pretty much go and write down notes on how to do everything on the practical. |