
Han Du
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Professor Du is funny and helpful. Her lectures can feel a little slow as she really hammers in the definitions of basic terms, but it's helpful. She tells you the definitions, you remember them (or you write them on your cheat sheet), and then you apply the knowledge during the exams. Unlimited attempts for the weekly quizzes, and one attempt for the weekly assignments (collaboration is encouraged). Doesn't appreciate tardiness or talking, and participation is counted through iClicker. Would take again :)
Love Han so so much. You can tell she really cares about her students and tries to make the material easy to learn. But the class itself is really boring and basically a review of AP stats/stats 10. Lecture is required for clicker points, but lab is not. There are also online quizzes and then some assignments required for a grade. You're also allowed to have a cheat sheet during the exams! Should be an easy A as long as you do well on assignments and go to class.
This class was not the most interesting in my opinion, but very manageable and easy. It was mostly coding using jamovi. I was nervous because I had never coded before, but the TA explained it well and was very helpful. I took it online during summer and the lectures were recorded. I found that it was more beneficial to read the slideshow as opposed to listening to the lectures, which was fine because attendance was not mandatory. I would recommend taking this class with this professor because it is pretty easy to get an A, and she is pretty understanding.
The instructor always made sure that they were clear and answered every question, but in consequence, the multiple questions and examples slowed down lecture a lot and after the first two weeks, it felt like we were playing catch-up the rest of the time.
Take this class with Prof Du!! She is so sweet and really wants you to learn. The concepts in this class are really not that difficult and the workload is really light, there are weekly quizzes where she gives you unlimited tries and takes your highest score. There are also about 6 assignments where you use a software called jamovi to conduct statistical analyses on a data set, and for these you only get one submission. These quizzes/assignments were super easy and took me like 10 minutes to do. She also encourages working together so I always checked my assignment answers with a friend.
The midterm was easy in my opinion, it was multiple choice based on printed out jamovi analyses of research studies and data sets. She gave us the option of a final project instead of exam because of COVID, which was assigned on Monday of finals week and due on Friday night. Both the midterm and final were super similar to the assignments so as long as you understand those then you'll do well. For the midterm she also allowed a double sided cheat sheet.
The lab section is where she teaches you how to use jamovi. She recorded it and started uploading slides so I never went to lab after the first two.
The only thing I didn't like that much is that she has a one question in-class quiz every lecture to measure participation, but it actually motivated to go to lecture.
She calculates your grade using 3 different grading scales and chooses whichever one gives you the highest grade! She also drops your lowest assignment, quiz, and in-class quiz. This is one of the scales for if you do better on the final than the midterm.
1) Midterm exam: 30%
(2) Final exam: 40%
(3) Homework (about 6 assignments): 15%
(4) Quizzes (every week): 7.5%
(5) In-class participation via in-class quizzes: 7.5%
I never went to office hours or really spoke to her but she was seriously so kind, you should definitely take this class!
I dreaded having to take math, but this class was so easy. :) Du made sure to go over the concepts many many times to make sure her students understood the content. You could tell that she wanted to her students to succeed, which is something I can't say about every professor at UCLA. She was also just a very sweet person.
This was a simple, straightforward class taught by a very sweet and enpathetic professor. Professor Du is a great option for anyone who needs to take 100A!
Professor Du is funny and helpful. Her lectures can feel a little slow as she really hammers in the definitions of basic terms, but it's helpful. She tells you the definitions, you remember them (or you write them on your cheat sheet), and then you apply the knowledge during the exams. Unlimited attempts for the weekly quizzes, and one attempt for the weekly assignments (collaboration is encouraged). Doesn't appreciate tardiness or talking, and participation is counted through iClicker. Would take again :)
Love Han so so much. You can tell she really cares about her students and tries to make the material easy to learn. But the class itself is really boring and basically a review of AP stats/stats 10. Lecture is required for clicker points, but lab is not. There are also online quizzes and then some assignments required for a grade. You're also allowed to have a cheat sheet during the exams! Should be an easy A as long as you do well on assignments and go to class.
This class was not the most interesting in my opinion, but very manageable and easy. It was mostly coding using jamovi. I was nervous because I had never coded before, but the TA explained it well and was very helpful. I took it online during summer and the lectures were recorded. I found that it was more beneficial to read the slideshow as opposed to listening to the lectures, which was fine because attendance was not mandatory. I would recommend taking this class with this professor because it is pretty easy to get an A, and she is pretty understanding.
The instructor always made sure that they were clear and answered every question, but in consequence, the multiple questions and examples slowed down lecture a lot and after the first two weeks, it felt like we were playing catch-up the rest of the time.
Take this class with Prof Du!! She is so sweet and really wants you to learn. The concepts in this class are really not that difficult and the workload is really light, there are weekly quizzes where she gives you unlimited tries and takes your highest score. There are also about 6 assignments where you use a software called jamovi to conduct statistical analyses on a data set, and for these you only get one submission. These quizzes/assignments were super easy and took me like 10 minutes to do. She also encourages working together so I always checked my assignment answers with a friend.
The midterm was easy in my opinion, it was multiple choice based on printed out jamovi analyses of research studies and data sets. She gave us the option of a final project instead of exam because of COVID, which was assigned on Monday of finals week and due on Friday night. Both the midterm and final were super similar to the assignments so as long as you understand those then you'll do well. For the midterm she also allowed a double sided cheat sheet.
The lab section is where she teaches you how to use jamovi. She recorded it and started uploading slides so I never went to lab after the first two.
The only thing I didn't like that much is that she has a one question in-class quiz every lecture to measure participation, but it actually motivated to go to lecture.
She calculates your grade using 3 different grading scales and chooses whichever one gives you the highest grade! She also drops your lowest assignment, quiz, and in-class quiz. This is one of the scales for if you do better on the final than the midterm.
1) Midterm exam: 30%
(2) Final exam: 40%
(3) Homework (about 6 assignments): 15%
(4) Quizzes (every week): 7.5%
(5) In-class participation via in-class quizzes: 7.5%
I never went to office hours or really spoke to her but she was seriously so kind, you should definitely take this class!
I dreaded having to take math, but this class was so easy. :) Du made sure to go over the concepts many many times to make sure her students understood the content. You could tell that she wanted to her students to succeed, which is something I can't say about every professor at UCLA. She was also just a very sweet person.