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Jean-Luc Margot
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Fall 2022 - Loved Jean-Luc. He’s a funny guy and you can tell that he’s really passionate about what he’s teaching. I thought it was hilarious whenever he’d casually cite his own research on the slides, but honestly if I was him, I would do the same. For me, class was easy as long as I payed attention during lecture, and the tests were also relatively easy and open-note. Some questions were a bit tricky but generally you could find the answers in the lecture notes, and if not, the textbook. I agree with some of the other reviews that sometimes the questions seemed to come out of nowhere or were worded weirdly, but most of the questions weren’t like this and usually you could make a solid guess based on process of elimination. Before any homework or test, I’d recommend looking at the equations on Jean-Luc’s slides and generally understanding what they can be used for. His homework was more challenging than Tina’s and sometimes covered topics that we didn’t go over too clearly, but again, you’ll most likely be okay as long as you go over the math. You also have unlimited time to think about the problems and can use your notes (and your lowest 2 homeworks get dropped!) Plenty of opportunities to do well in this class, plus I ended up loving what we learned in this class so I highly recommend it, especially if you’re down to completely upheave your perception of life and the universe.
Fall 2022 - Loved Jean-Luc. He’s a funny guy and you can tell that he’s really passionate about what he’s teaching. I thought it was hilarious whenever he’d casually cite his own research on the slides, but honestly if I was him, I would do the same. For me, class was easy as long as I payed attention during lecture, and the tests were also relatively easy and open-note. Some questions were a bit tricky but generally you could find the answers in the lecture notes, and if not, the textbook. I agree with some of the other reviews that sometimes the questions seemed to come out of nowhere or were worded weirdly, but most of the questions weren’t like this and usually you could make a solid guess based on process of elimination. Before any homework or test, I’d recommend looking at the equations on Jean-Luc’s slides and generally understanding what they can be used for. His homework was more challenging than Tina’s and sometimes covered topics that we didn’t go over too clearly, but again, you’ll most likely be okay as long as you go over the math. You also have unlimited time to think about the problems and can use your notes (and your lowest 2 homeworks get dropped!) Plenty of opportunities to do well in this class, plus I ended up loving what we learned in this class so I highly recommend it, especially if you’re down to completely upheave your perception of life and the universe.
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SELLING textbook for Earth and Space Sciences 9: "The Cosmic Perspective: The Solar System" Authors: Bennett, Donahue, Schneider, Voit There's no markings or high lightings in the book. The edges are a little worn but it's in good condition. Message me at ************* if you're interested! This is a super easy GE... Easy A!
SELLING textbook for Earth and Space Sciences 9: "The Cosmic Perspective: The Solar System" Authors: Bennett, Donahue, Schneider, Voit There's no markings or high lightings in the book. The edges are a little worn but it's in good condition. Message me at ************* if you're interested! This is a super easy GE... Easy A!
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