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Grade distributions are collected using data from the UCLA Registrar’s Office.
Grade distributions are collected using data from the UCLA Registrar’s Office.
Grade distributions are collected using data from the UCLA Registrar’s Office.
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Not recommended at all! Do not be fooled by the nice grade distribution as it definitely did not apply to Fall 2017. The reading was way too much per week and we had to submit a 550 word reflection paper once each week on one of the readings. The readings ranged from 4-5 readings a week with average page length per reading being around 17 pages. I would be fine with doing those readings if they made any sense. There was way too much Korean and Chinese jargon which for a non-heritage kid like me got too overwhelming and I even shed a few tears and wished I was secretly Korean. But, I woke up still non-Korean.
This is why i DO NOT recommend this class even though it fulfills the philosophy GE. It is everything but easy.
He has a very thick accent and does not go over his slides at all in a helpful way (ie going to fast and not really explaining). He does not post the slides online so we are not able to teach ourselves the information. The readings range from 50-300 pages per week and are not very easy to understand as most of them have been translated. When I went to his office hours, he made it seem as though I was supposed to be able to read Mandarin symbols, when this is just a GE. Overall, this course is too difficult for it to be a GE. I should not be having to work harder in this class than in my major classes
Professor himself is nice and SO SWEET, but the TA's do all the work and this year's TA's grade very critically. He used to give midterm topics beforehand but this year did not do so whatsoever. Also, he has an extremely thick accent and is hard to understand. He's like the uncle I've always wanted, but... not the best at teaching.
Not recommended at all! Do not be fooled by the nice grade distribution as it definitely did not apply to Fall 2017. The reading was way too much per week and we had to submit a 550 word reflection paper once each week on one of the readings. The readings ranged from 4-5 readings a week with average page length per reading being around 17 pages. I would be fine with doing those readings if they made any sense. There was way too much Korean and Chinese jargon which for a non-heritage kid like me got too overwhelming and I even shed a few tears and wished I was secretly Korean. But, I woke up still non-Korean.
This is why i DO NOT recommend this class even though it fulfills the philosophy GE. It is everything but easy.
He has a very thick accent and does not go over his slides at all in a helpful way (ie going to fast and not really explaining). He does not post the slides online so we are not able to teach ourselves the information. The readings range from 50-300 pages per week and are not very easy to understand as most of them have been translated. When I went to his office hours, he made it seem as though I was supposed to be able to read Mandarin symbols, when this is just a GE. Overall, this course is too difficult for it to be a GE. I should not be having to work harder in this class than in my major classes
Professor himself is nice and SO SWEET, but the TA's do all the work and this year's TA's grade very critically. He used to give midterm topics beforehand but this year did not do so whatsoever. Also, he has an extremely thick accent and is hard to understand. He's like the uncle I've always wanted, but... not the best at teaching.
Based on 4 Users
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- Uses Slides (2)
- Tolerates Tardiness (2)
- Tough Tests (2)
- Participation Matters (2)
- Has Group Projects (2)