Rose Morris-Wright

Rose is very nice and cheerful, but I think the grading of this course is somewhat random. She grades everything on a E/S/U basis, and you need to get a certain amount of E/S on homework and other portion of the course to get an A. That being said, getting an A can be very easy and hard at the same time, because you don't need to stress about a very hard exam which making getting a good grade easy, but you have to make sure that essentially you mess up nothing otherwise your grade can drop to a B or C with that one thing messed up. I personally got very anxious toward the end of the course because of this.

Rose is very nice and cheerful, but I think the grading of this course is somewhat random. She grades everything on a E/S/U basis, and you need to get a certain amount of E/S on homework and other portion of the course to get an A. That being said, getting an A can be very easy and hard at the same time, because you don't need to str …Read more

The course includes 5 exams and a final and uses standards based learning. Although this sounds like a lot, during all of these exams, you work towards checking off the 15 learning standards for the course. You select at most 5 learning standards so the exams are manageable. However, the learning standards account for 75% of your grade (5% each), which makes your final grade and place in the class difficult to gage throughout the semester. There are preview assignments for each class which involves reading the textbook which is a little tedious as learning from the textbook can be challenging at times. Each week, there is a pretty challenging problem set, so it's helpful to go to peer study or office hours to complete these. Morris-Wright is sweet and a pretty good professor, I just think the course of linear algebra was tough.

The course includes 5 exams and a final and uses standards based learning. Although this sounds like a lot, during all of these exams, you work towards checking off the 15 learning standards for the course. You select at most 5 learning standards so the exams are manageable. However, the learning standards account for 75% of your gra …Read more

Professor Morris-Wright is super approachable and gives you plenty of extra help resources. She runs a flipped classroom, which entails doing daily "preview" assignments before class in order to understand the lecture, which can be long and tedious. There is also a weekly problem set in addition. There are bi-weekly exams which are very similar to homework problems. The test run on learning standards basis, which means there are 15 standards that you are working to check off each test. Overall, Morris-Wright is a good professor, it is just a difficult class.

Professor Morris-Wright is super approachable and gives you plenty of extra help resources. She runs a flipped classroom, which entails doing daily "preview" assignments before class in order to understand the lecture, which can be long and tedious. There is also a weekly problem set in addition. There are bi-weekly exams which are v …Read more