The course was interesting but Professor Huggon's tests were horrible. they consisted of 3 essay questions. during the first midterm, more than half the class was still writing their test due to it being so lengthy

The class was useful as it might have taught you better memory tricks for the future. However, often times the textbook the professor used for the course had wrong information and Professor Huggon had to address these concerns a couple times. In addition to this, although the lectures are recorded, until the end of the semester during the strike, the lecture recording only consisted of an audio recording.

The pros of this class is that the lecture material on the slides made sense and the information was good. the cons was that the professor lacked the ability to time out how long his midterm and exam would take. it would have been beneficial if he shortened the tests for future students. in addition, do receive a possible bump up in your grade, you must complete an assignment worth 0%, which could be good but also worthless.

Before taking this class I wish I knew how hard of a prof professor Huggon was