- 💀 - I enjoyed this course because of the topics covered - Live lectures are very important to attend as a lot of exam questions may stem from there (especially the last lecture on cancer) - Online modules were extremely long and exhausting to go through weekly. With that being said, it is very easy to lag behind in this course but if you keep up with the content weekly, your future self will thank you once it's time to start studying for the final exam

- Topics covered in Bio 2B03 have come up in many other courses I've taken this semester and so yes, I find it useful (I'm a Neuroscience major for reference)

Pros: Always uses metaphors in class to make difficult concepts easy to digest and understand. Fair midterm + exam. Cons: Not sure if this is really a con but absolutely hates it when people don't attend his lectures, threatens to take down live lecture recordings if enough people don't attend in person.

Great course. Content is very heavy and can be difficult but the prof helps explain it. Lectures and modules were straightforward and easy to follow. Quizzes weren’t hard and assignments were overall ok. Group project is easy if you ask your TA questions, otherwise it can be quite confusing. Tests and exams were fair and the practice test had the exam same questions as the exam which made it very easy. The course is very useful and is needed for lots of upper year bio, bio chem, and life sci courses

Pay attention to the application part of the lectures because it pops up on tests. TAKE LOTS OF NOTES

The modules for this course were tough (the module lady spoke insanely quickly), but the applied lectures were interesting. The first midterm was the most challenging, but the subsequent evaluations were more fair.

Dr. da Silva was pretty accomodating during the semester, and even dropped everyone's worst test of the 3.

Keep on top of the work and try not to cram your studying. Focus on having an understanding of the concepts covered over memorization