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This class was an enjoyable and insightful overview into American Popular Culture. I gained plenty of valuable insights into areas of APC that I hadn't previously explored, which is saying a lot as an American history nerd. Dr. Avila is a great lecturer who is extremely accommodating to his students. Even during the TA strike (which did impact the class somewhat), he not only demonstrated solidarity with our peers but was able to continue teaching the class in a productive fashion. There are two exams, a midterm (40%) and a final (60%). The midterm consisted of two parts: an ID section and a short essay. I'd say that both tests were fair, but you'll definitely need to study. The reading is manageable if you pace yourself, but if you cram, you'll likely retain little of the concepts and understanding needed to pass this course.
This is my second time taking a class with Avila because he's really that great. I'm not being dramatic when I say this but I literally did not touch a single piece of the reading all class and got an A. Just come to lecture, stay engaged, ask questions, and you'll get an A. He's awesome and I learned so much thanks to him.
This class was an enjoyable and insightful overview into American Popular Culture. I gained plenty of valuable insights into areas of APC that I hadn't previously explored, which is saying a lot as an American history nerd. Dr. Avila is a great lecturer who is extremely accommodating to his students. Even during the TA strike (which did impact the class somewhat), he not only demonstrated solidarity with our peers but was able to continue teaching the class in a productive fashion. There are two exams, a midterm (40%) and a final (60%). The midterm consisted of two parts: an ID section and a short essay. I'd say that both tests were fair, but you'll definitely need to study. The reading is manageable if you pace yourself, but if you cram, you'll likely retain little of the concepts and understanding needed to pass this course.
This is my second time taking a class with Avila because he's really that great. I'm not being dramatic when I say this but I literally did not touch a single piece of the reading all class and got an A. Just come to lecture, stay engaged, ask questions, and you'll get an A. He's awesome and I learned so much thanks to him.
Based on 3 Users
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- Uses Slides (3)
- Engaging Lectures (2)
- Snazzy Dresser (3)
- Often Funny (2)
- Gives Extra Credit (2)
- Would Take Again (2)