GE CLST 70A
Evolution of Cosmos and Life
Description: Lecture, three hours; discussion, two hours. Course 70A is enforced requisite to 70B, which is enforced requisite to 70CW or 70DW. Limited to first-year freshmen. Use of concept of evolution, as it applies to biological organisms, Earth, solar system, and universe itself, to introduce students to both life and physical sciences. Examination of evolution of universe, galaxy, solar system, and Earth. Letter grading.
Units: 6.0
Units: 6.0
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Fall 2024 - Literally my favorite class. If you have an interest in space and are a humanities major who wants science credit out of the way—take this cluster. All of the professors held ample office hours and for the most part TAs were really helpful with any questions too. Grading is super easy with the final only 10% so I definitely know people who failed the final and still got an A. There is the smallest bit of math so be aware but very manageable and this was definitely the better of the two quarters, very engaging, interesting, and most of the time understandable. Shout out to my favorite professor Erik Petigura
Fall 2024 - Literally my favorite class. If you have an interest in space and are a humanities major who wants science credit out of the way—take this cluster. All of the professors held ample office hours and for the most part TAs were really helpful with any questions too. Grading is super easy with the final only 10% so I definitely know people who failed the final and still got an A. There is the smallest bit of math so be aware but very manageable and this was definitely the better of the two quarters, very engaging, interesting, and most of the time understandable. Shout out to my favorite professor Erik Petigura
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