It is overall a good class that is well structured but there is way too much workload. I do an assignment every single day. I am taking 15 credits and I spend about 75% of my time working on this class alone.

Course content is nothing crazy just exploring diversity and problems in America and their effect on health.

Professor was great, not a harsh grader, always available.

How much workload. If I knew how much work there would be I wouldn't have taken this class.

Some of the hardest material I have ever had to work through, but very collaborative

You dive into the details of metric spaces, a bit of topology and calculus

He is very understanding and willing to help out. He fosters a good learning environment, his exams are just incredibly hard

His exams are nothing like most of other professors. He focuses on application of topics, fixing wrong proofs and providing justification. No free questions in exam

The class is easy, like genuinely doing the practice tests and you'll be able to pass the class. I was doing well until the LockDown Browser extension, and if you honestly have issues with those extensions, I don't recommend the class.

It talks about the basics in biology, cells, genes, etc.

He's cool. He offers extensions if issues arise but just let him know beforehand.

If you have a good computer that doesn't suck, then take the class, it's super easy. I'm frustrated that I had to go through all the trouble to get a loaner computer or go to the proctoring lab to take my exams, just for it to not work out.

Concepts took a moment to understand, but once you get each concept, it all works together really well. Not too difficult if you pay attention and do your work.

Content was okay, not particularly useful for my career path, but it is definitely important for the other classes I will be taking as part of my major so useful enough.

Dr. Kumar is extremely sweet and always willing to answer questions outside of class. She genuinely wants you to do well in her class and in engineering in general.

As with most classes, the less worried you are about being perceived poorly by classmates because you participate, the better off you'll be. General life advice I guess, but important in this class especially. Participate, halfway pay attention, ask questions, and do your work. You'll be okay