This course was pretty fun. As a non art major, it was radically different compared to what I had taken before. When the syllabus described the class as "a venue for radical, fundamental development", it wasn't kidding. The class is 3 hours long and meets twice a week, so 6 hours in total.

To my knowledge, each section is different about when they do things, but they all go over the same few things like drawing initially, spheres & cubes in space, hallway drawing, drawing with charcoal [some may be doing this for the first time, like I did], group presentation on an artist, self portrait, surreal drawing, and a final that the professor decides on. Amazingly, there are no tests or exams, but do note that attendance is mandatory, and if you miss 8 or more classes, you will fail

Make sure that you get a bag that is capable of holding an 18 x 24 inch notebook. You'll need 2 of them for this course, and you'll need to transfer it between inside class & outside of class quite frequently.

This is an overall good course, and Andrew Finley makes it easy & great to understand how to do statistics with R

This course is the second part in a 2 part series. While in FOR 128, the first part, you learned how to use variables & data frames, as well as do joins, make graphs, and use the Tidyverse to solve problems. In this one, you focus more on statistics, with the concepts of mean, standard deviation, standard error, variance, and confidence intervals being central to understand. You'll also be understanding methods commonly used in Forestry like plot sampling, point sampling, random sampling, systematic sampling, stratified sampling, etc. There's a lab every week where you put what you learned from the lecture into motion

Andrew Finley is the GOAT

This class has lecture tickets. The way that lecture tickets work is that you do the reading outside of class, & then on an index card, you write down the answers to the questions that Andy asks of you every week for the readings.

You learn many research methods introduced in intro psychology.

The course content is useful if you plan to be involved in research.

Amazing professor. I would take him for every class if I could. He does not trick you, and exams are exactly what he teaches. If you study the lectures, you will get an A. Also provides extra credit opportunities for being in class.

Would take again

Very interesting content. Light dive into personality disorders

Very passionate about what she teaches. She will not give handouts. She truly wants you to learn