<p>Cal Students- please try not to post abbreviated class names, there are a lot of admitted freshman on this forum that wont know what XYZ3AB is</p>
<p>it would also probably be helpful if you could indicate if the class is interesting or easy, some of these are unclear</p>
<p>sociology 1 - prof swidler - easy and interesting in my opinion. not much work. she’s a bomb-a** lecturer :D</p>
<p>which classes are easy from the a-list for R&C</p>
<p>bump bump bump…</p>
<p>This class is definitely fascinating but not necessarily easy, everyone should take it, it can fulfill like two breadths.
Language and Power- Prof. Kramsch- great teacher</p>
<p>bump bump bump</p>
<p>awesome thread! bummmmp</p>
<p>how about for Econ? or Stat? (haas requirement)</p>
<p>bump!!! don’t let this thread fade away!!!</p>
<p>Anthro 3AC - Hubbard, Fall 08
Nutri Sci 10 (Spring 09)
Math 16B - Harrington (Spring 09)</p>
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<li>CS61A used to be a -relatively- easy A/A+ but they changed the grading scale a bit. It’s an interesting course if you like CS.
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<li>The <foreign culture=“”> R1A/R5A courses are also pretty good. You still need to put care into your essays, but the grading is fair and encouraging. It’s not like an English class in which you can try really hard and end up with a B, and other times turn in something you dashed off and revised just once for an A.</foreign></li>
<li>Many of the “<topic> for non-majors” courses are both interesting and relatively relaxed. Of course there are still midterms, but the class is relaxed enough that you can just learn for the sake of learning.</topic></li>
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<p>for R&C , what about the asian american studies classes? are they boring? which prof is the best?
can you guys suggest more interesting classes to fulfill the 7breadth req?</p>
<p>bump…</p>
<p>Threads like this work best when the original poster edits his post to list everybody’s replies.</p>
<p>^agreed!</p>
<p>goldenbear10? goldenbear10? bueller…?</p>
<p>bump bump bump :)</p>
<p>What about Anthro3AC with HIRSCHKIND ?</p>
<p>was morethanwords kidding when he/she recommended math 16b with harrington, and anthro 3AC with hubbard?</p>
<p>wow… those were some of my least favorite classes… sure they didn’t require too much effort, but those profs are horrible at teaching… I didn’t learn anything from hubbard’s class except that she hates any kind of biological reasoning, and she goes on random tangents which don’t teach us anything… and harrington’s class - no one even comes to lecture.</p>
<p>What about profs for math 16a? Are they easy?</p>
<p>Prof Harrington for 16b is a kind, jolly fellow and has a quite easy class</p>
<p>I’m majoring in Art Practice, starting Fall of '09. </p>
<p>As a transfer I’ve already taken all the beginning classes I can handle, so I’m looking for upper-division courses and profs. </p>
<p>Thanks! I’ve read that most of them are good, but more input is always appreciated.</p>
<p>You got into Berkeley and you’re taking “filler” classes?</p>
<p>Unbelievable!</p>