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INTRODUCTION TO BUDDHISM REVIEW
There was no option to write this review for this class, so I’m writing this here. Professor Balkwill is extremely knowledgeable in this course as well as the TAs.
Lecture: lectures not recorded, attendance at lecture is not taken but crucial due to the weekly note taking assignments.
Homework: no homework besides assigned readings before class, one required book reading
Discussion: very relaxed and open-ended, no assignments rather just a presentation and collaboration
Exams: each student uploads questions into Canvas, which are then put into a google doc as a test bank; these questions appear on the exam along with some questions Professor Balkwill creates
Exam Format: multiple choice questions, T/F questions, short-answer, long-answer, text-identification, and image-identification
Overall, this course was very insightful and interesting with no Buddhist background needed. However, due to the lack of homework, I found it hard to study for the midterm and final besides looking over notes and provided test bank. There is a lot of information and texts to understand, but overall I reccomend this course!
INTRODUCTION TO BUDDHISM REVIEW
There was no option to write this review for this class, so I’m writing this here. Professor Balkwill is extremely knowledgeable in this course as well as the TAs.
Lecture: lectures not recorded, attendance at lecture is not taken but crucial due to the weekly note taking assignments.
Homework: no homework besides assigned readings before class, one required book reading
Discussion: very relaxed and open-ended, no assignments rather just a presentation and collaboration
Exams: each student uploads questions into Canvas, which are then put into a google doc as a test bank; these questions appear on the exam along with some questions Professor Balkwill creates
Exam Format: multiple choice questions, T/F questions, short-answer, long-answer, text-identification, and image-identification
Overall, this course was very insightful and interesting with no Buddhist background needed. However, due to the lack of homework, I found it hard to study for the midterm and final besides looking over notes and provided test bank. There is a lot of information and texts to understand, but overall I reccomend this course!
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