LFS 150
Scholarly Writing and Argumentation in Land and Food Systems
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Prof: Duffy Roberts / Winter 2023
May 23, 2024
Great course nice prof
Usefuly for those who has writing course requirement. Definitely a grade booster. We can get high marks as long as we follow the instructions.
Nice prof who actually cares about us
Complete all the assigned work
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Prof: Duffy Roberts / Winter 2023
Jul 8, 2023
The course is very useful for academic writing.
Course content is easy to understand
Duffy is a great professor! Sometimes the course content might seem boring but his jokes always make it much more interesting. His lecture is super fun and I really enjoy it.
Don't cram for the final essay. Attend class in-time since you will be evaluated by your attendance at the end of the term.
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Prof: Candice Rideout / Winter 2021
May 18, 2022
It was a pretty good class, Prof Rideout would usually just talk or invite speakers. Wouldn’t take it again because it’s an intro course and it was boring to me (sorry!)
There were discussion posts due almost every week but they were like 3 sentence long responses. Your mark mainly comes from the final project where you literally just create a poster with a slogan. Super easy class, I finished with a good grade and I would sleep in class.
Really nice teacher, a little too preppy for me (my class was in the mornings so yeah) but it did seem like she cared for her students.
You don’t have to try at all just make sure you submit the discussion posts before the deadline so you get those marks. Also try and get good group members for your project that actually does their work!
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Prof: Duffy Roberts / Winter 2019
Dec 20, 2020
- helpful course that teaches how to write scholarly papers - the course went in baby steps so it was easier to adjust to university style writing - small class size (around 30 people)
- follow the KGQPIEPIE method properly - choose research articles you're actually interested in and can comment on (ex: as a student, you're probably more comfortable to propose changes to ubc's food system rather than on specific scientific research like enzymes affecting food)
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