wouldn't say heavy in any category. theres one assignment per week and an exam every 4 weeks. 4 exams, non cumulative but the last one has bonus points for answering stuff from the other 3. so keep that shit in your head for a while.

very simply math. i wouldnt even classify it as math. youre not actually doing the math in the problems. he does most of it.

he's kinda quirky but like in a fun way not a weird way. he's really nice. i went to office hours once the day before the final and said i needed help with everything and though he looked disappointed he didn't act it or say it. he helped me and i passed. im done with math now.

loved this class. definitely take this for a math credit. my advisor gave me an option between this and 106 he said this one was easier and since my degree shouldnt need math i took the easy one and holy shit was it easy.

bruh she loves mcgraw hill wayyy to much. i dont have 12 hours a day to dedicate to that shit PEGGY

she litterally stands there and reads from the same power point you have on canvas and goes "this is important" to every single slide. she read through 3 whole chapters each week. SHE JUST STOOD THERE DAWG and theres mcgraw hills every **** day. like chill bruh

horrible god i hated that class. literally take any other version of this class and you're better off. you'd learn more in an agriculture class than in here.

leave. right now. if you see this drop the class. idc if its past the no penalty date. first day she stood up there and said over 50% of students fail her class. YOU SHOULDN'T BE BRAGGIN' ABOUT THAT MA'AM

this was an orientation course. we were split into groups made up by our campus living locations (learning community) and given a peer mentor (you can apply to be a mentor if you've taken the class). it was awesome. kind of boring, but really useful stuff.

mostly speakers so its a long time of sitting and listening. there was no homework other than bringing questions to class to ask the speakers. once a week we split off into our groups with our mentors in a different classroom to talk about next lecture. i loved my mentor she was super sweet and super helpful.

they were great. they didnt do much other than organize who was gonna come speak to us. like they were there to do introductions mostly but its okay because they arent professors their advisors. absolutely love them tho. floyd was my advisor before i changed my major and i still talk to deb every now and then.

bring airpods and sit in the middle of the row so no one can see you have them in and just like watch a show on low volume so you can still hear the important stuff cause like the class was really useful but it was soooo boring.

absolutely awesome. missy is willing to work with you on anything. she is a great teacher i learned so much. this was very beneficial for my degree and future career even with my major change. loved this class so muhc would go back in a heart beat.

two exams, attendance everyday on top hat. lectures are light and easy but very crucial to passing the class. they're pretty interesting too its not just a bunch of boring stuff. its a big class, mine was like 250 people. totally managable. no homework or extra projects but the final is cumulative. theres like 5 questions from the first exam on there and they're multiple choice and main points from first exam so its not REALLY cumulative.

amazing. i love missy. i still occasionally talk with her and she's been a great reference for my campus jobs since that class. i speak to her classes occasionally as well for my job. she is very helpful.

lowkey this is cringey but how sad id be when it was over. i dont have any exciting classes anymore so i miss it.