Easiest upper-div humanities class satisfying CoE R&C requirement?

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<p>I want a class that can kill off both the series and R&C "1B" requirements at the same time, so that's why I'm looking exclusively for upper-division courses. Yes, I know R1 series courses are easy, but I don't want to take another upper-div humanities class that I don't need to take. Once I finish this, I'm finished with humanities requirements for my undergraduate degree.</p>

<p>I'm looking for professors who give out as many A's and grade as leniently as possible. Also, the fewer papers/assignments/exams, the better, but to me, that's not as important as easiness. I'll admit it -- all I care about is the grade.</p>

<p>I'm currently looking at Asian American 176 (Genre in Asian Lit). The prof has only four ratings on RateMyProfs, but her ratings look promising (4.8/5 for average easiness). If you know of someone with more ratings around the 4-5 range (say, at least 10 ratings), that'd be even better.</p>

<p>Thanks in advance.</p>

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<li> R and C classes are only lower div as far as I know. I'm not sure how CoE works. 2 You can also take things in the social sciences- it's not a humanities requirement, but a humanities and social sciences requirement.</li>
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<p>for CoE you can take 1 lower div + 1 upper div in the same department and that'll satisfy the series.</p>

<p>as for your question, if you took any lower div english course, you can take english 135 AC, which will satisfy series + R1B + AC.</p>

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<p>Then you wouldn't know because you're not a CoE student.</p>

<p>The CoE has a list of upper-div humanities courses that count as R&C courses, but possibly only within the CoE.</p>

<p>The R&C requirement is a whole separate thing from the SS/humanities requirement, which I've already fulfilled.</p>

<p>And as far as I know, the two required R&C courses do NOT have to be "series" courses, i.e. in the same department.</p>

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<p>I wasn't sure if courses which aren't actually designated R and C fulfill the CoE R and C reqquirement, at least the second half. While the series and SS/H requirement might be seperate, I thought almost everyone did their series within their SS/H classes. You made it sound as if only hum classes work, and not also social sciences courses. Anyway, I hope you've read this. Best of luck.</p>

<p><a href="http://coe.berkeley.edu/current_students/hssreq.pdf%5B/url%5D"&gt;http://coe.berkeley.edu/current_students/hssreq.pdf&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p>