Environmental Studies
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Cartography was an insane workload for a lot of payoff. If you’re not very interested in the spatial analysis of GIS, this is the course for you, as it focuses more on the aesthetics of maps while still providing a comprehensive understanding of how to use QGIS and Adobe Illustrator.
Daniel Brayton is an excellent professor, with tons of enthusiasm. He keeps lectures and discussions fun and engaging, which helped me remember class material. Papers were short and based on personal experience and class readings, so they never took too long to write. This is a great class to take if you're an ES major or generally interested in environmental literature. Readings include Silent Spring, Walden and a Sand County Almanac, but participation is totally optional so it's not necessary to read every page. My only complaint is the size of the class; at 40 students, it's hard to have rigorous discussions.
Daniel Brayton is an excellent professor, with tons of enthusiasm. He keeps lectures and discussions fun and engaging, which helped me remember class material. Papers were short and based on personal experience and class readings, so they never took too long to write. This is a great class to take if you're an ES major or generally i …Read more
Professor Molly Costanza-Robinson is clearly energetic and cares about the material. We covered a wide variety of topics, all of which were pretty basic. The only major assignments were the exams and the lab reports.