Interdepartmental
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This was my first interdepartmental and professor Carlisle was an amazing professor. Very accommodating to the students needs. He is clearly very passionate about the material he teaches and his teaching style is very effective as he explores all materials in simple terms and brings in examples. The class was also very fun. For our group project, he assigned groups to make a podcast related to class material which was an incredible experience. Couldn’t recommend Professor Carlisle more.
This was my first interdepartmental and professor Carlisle was an amazing professor. Very accommodating to the students needs. He is clearly very passionate about the material he teaches and his teaching style is very effective as he explores all materials in simple terms and brings in examples. The class was also very fun. For our g …Read more
If you're going through an existential crisis, or at least a little depressed, about losing your creativity, this class is for you. I came in thinking that I had a lack of creativity and that I wouldn't fare well in this course. That was not the case at all. The fact that this is most likely the only class you'll take during the J-term means that you'll have plenty of time to just ponder and whimsical, which for the majority of the term, is all the homework you have. You will most definitely unlock a level of creativity that you didn't know existed within you. That, coupled with the fact that Professor Lint is excellent, makes this a class I'd recommend to anyone
If you're going through an existential crisis, or at least a little depressed, about losing your creativity, this class is for you. I came in thinking that I had a lack of creativity and that I wouldn't fare well in this course. That was not the case at all. The fact that this is most likely the only class you'll take during the J-te …Read more
It was a decent course idea, but I felt as though we were beating around the bush, and covering similar topics every day. However, I think the discussions were still interesting and it wasn't an over the top work load so I wasn't drowning in work.