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Professor Lens is one of the best professors at UCLA that I have taken so far. He is funny and approachable, making this class very fun to attend. His lecture was engaging, as he discussed many interesting topics fundamental to other urban planning disciplines. Even though there was confusion about final testing, as we were during the TA strike, he was open to students' comments and adjusted his plan to be more accommodating. The grading scheme was very generous if you completed all the weekly quizzes and assignments. Overall, this is a great class, and I would recommend taking this with Prof. Lens!
Professor Lens' class was very engaging, partly due to his fun personality (playing hip hop songs at the beginning of all his recorded lectures) but also because he covers really interesting material. You learn the history of urban planning in the U.S. and the way the government created racial disparities in the process. He's friendly and you get opportunities to interact with him, the TAs and your peers in occasional live sessions + discussion section. We had a rotating TA situation which I'm not sure I liked, but at least you could interact with more than 1 TA. I ended up not needing to have taken this class, but I don't regret it.
Professor Lens is one of the best professors at UCLA that I have taken so far. He is funny and approachable, making this class very fun to attend. His lecture was engaging, as he discussed many interesting topics fundamental to other urban planning disciplines. Even though there was confusion about final testing, as we were during the TA strike, he was open to students' comments and adjusted his plan to be more accommodating. The grading scheme was very generous if you completed all the weekly quizzes and assignments. Overall, this is a great class, and I would recommend taking this with Prof. Lens!
Professor Lens' class was very engaging, partly due to his fun personality (playing hip hop songs at the beginning of all his recorded lectures) but also because he covers really interesting material. You learn the history of urban planning in the U.S. and the way the government created racial disparities in the process. He's friendly and you get opportunities to interact with him, the TAs and your peers in occasional live sessions + discussion section. We had a rotating TA situation which I'm not sure I liked, but at least you could interact with more than 1 TA. I ended up not needing to have taken this class, but I don't regret it.