Had no idea what we would be covering in this class going into it, but actually enjoyed the material overall.

Content was useful and interesting, but also logical, which made it easier to remember.

Professor made lectures very interesting and engaging, would like to take more classes under him.

Summarizing your notes is something Professor Crawford emphasizes, and it does make a real difference when it comes to exams. Same with attending lectures.

Very enjoyable and interesting class. Workload is very doable. Would take again.

Meet twice a week, first class out of the week is often watching a film or some other informational video. Weekly assignments were you answer a couple of questions about what you watched, as well as some reading. Second class in the week is just discussion. You will have 2 papers, 1 group presentation and 1 individual presentation, and no final.

Professor Leach is a gem, couldn't recommend learning from her enough

Scott is a guy that loves what he does no doubt. His flaw is that he loves it too much. If you don't go to the lecture, you're cooked. You are only graded on WEEKLY QUIZZES and EXAMS. I'm now in the final weeks of this course, and I literally have no clue what my grade is in the class. If you value your GPA and time, don't take this class.

The course content was horrible I will never use any of this again in my life and hated every second of it.

I mean, I like Scott, you can tell he's a good guy. He just loves East Asia too much. He also doesn't enter your grades in Canvas at all. It's week 15 right now, and I have a 149% on canvas (Realisticly a 49%). IT'S NOT HARD TO ENTER GRADES. THEY GIVE YOU ALL YOUR EXAMS BACK, SO THEY HAVE TO HAVE THE GRADES STORED SOMEWHERE AND POST THEM!!!!

DON'T TAKE THIS CLASS IF YOU VALUE YOUR TIME, GPA, AND SOUL. It's just not worth it, there are so many better gen eds available.

Will need to complete worksheets in class. Content is not difficult. You will need to use MATLAB.

Course content involves using matrix operations, row operations, and working with vector spaces. You will see a lot of matrices.