Dr.Moshirpour is a great prof- she's very helpful and makes the lectures fun and engaging. The course is just an in-depth version of bio 30 but I enjoyed it a lot. This was the only class I wasn't falling asleep in. You don't have to go to class since everything she tests on is always from the slides, but she does do some in-class drawings/visuals that can be helpful in understanding some topics.

The prof was okay but there were quite a few ques that were from the lectures so attendance is kinda mandatory unless you have friends who can share notes. Content was lowkey boring for me (compared to other psyc courses) but it was an easy enough class with some effort.

The class was great and prof was amazing!! Easy A for sure, you should definitely take it if you're looking for an easy option. It's also interesting content mostly and the way he explains stuff is also not that boring. We had 10% participation mark which is just making a mcq for the midterms. 2 midterms [and 70% of the ques are the mcq we make and have access to, so it's like a guaranteed 70% but the rest of the ques he makes weren't hard either]. Final's written response but it's point form so writing skills don't really matter as long as you hit the main points and he's a really nice marker.

It was a pretty easy course, the prof gives us both slides and video recordings and the content is pretty easy.

It was an interesting class overall for me. It wasn't useful academically since it's not related to my major at all but it did give me a good foundational understanding of the abrahamic religions. So if you're interested in learning more about that, this is a great place to start!

The prof was very nice and welcoming. She's pretty chill and holds optional zoom sessions every month I think if you have questions/to go over stuff. Also replies to emails very quickly which is nice.

All the quizzes/final were open book but there are some ques that are about specific verses from texts and it can be kinda hard finding them while doing the quiz so try making notes or keeping the verses open when doing the quiz.