Parker
School: | Las Positas College |
Department: | Sociology |
Location: | Livermore, CA |
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School: | Las Positas College |
Department: | Sociology |
Location: | Livermore, CA |
Helpfulness | |
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Easiness |
Mailing Address:
Uloop Inc.
306 S. Washington Ave
Suite 400
Royal Oak, MI 48067
Telephone Support:
312.854.7605
Email Support:
greg@uloop.com
Cons: Tests are ridiculous.
He gets test questions from random test banks online. He does give you around 30 of the 100 test questions ahead of time for you to figure out/study, but even if you do those its hard to make an A on a test. Its usually obscure information like dates or something that you never remember ever being talked about in class. I would not recommend his class because all you have are tests. There is no project or attendance or anything to fall back on if you screw up a test or two.
Cons: The tests get harder as the semester goes on
Cons: Gets off task with lectures. Early class!
Cons: This class has NOTHING to do with Sociology. As a sociology major I'm offended this is listed as a soci class. It should be listed as a "history of sports" or "sports today". It's all memorization about facts for the tests.
This is not a sociology class, not even a little bit. It's just facts about sports today. The world series, olympics, little league world series....NOTHING about sociology.
Cons: He is really boring and his tests can be pretty hard. It's a lot of information to cover and you need to know it all (dates, $$ amounts, people, organizations, and everything else)
His notes are online.
He provides study questions in the notes.
Cons: Half of his questions could be random. You'll have to look some up on the internet to find them and a few questions on the test will be completely random.
He's a goofy guy so it's entertaining when you're in class. It can get kinda boring, but the comments he makes keep you on your toes. He tries to engage the class in the learning process by asking questions to random people.
Cons: Tests are 100 questions with lots of material covered for each. Pays attention to percentages and stats on tests.
Not an easy A.
Cons: The tests are the only things that you are graded on. They are SUPER long and full of RANDOM stuff in the book...his notes and the book do not line up.
Don't take him if you don't have to!
Cons: He's very boring. Laughs at his own lame jokes. Says the same phrases over and over. Picks on the same people all the time. If he knows your name he's gonna call on you. He's that professor that wants you to finish his sentences with off the wall words that no one actually knows.
Only three tests, those are the only grades in the class. Sometimes he adds points to them if everyone misses certain questions.
Cons: Lots of reading but its easy
Cons: Tests are pure memorization of random facts from the textbook, facts on in-class powerpoints do not match "facts" that are questions on tests... abysmal.
Do not take this class unless you can memorize 100 random facts from about 300+ pages of text book reading for each test (3 tests).
Avoid if you're looking for an easy A.
Cons: Fucking retard
Doesnt know the subject
Cons: He reads directly from the slides that are pulled directly from the book. Attendance is required. I really doubt that he understood what he was talking about.
Awful professor.