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PHYS 1930

Physics in the 21st Century
Last taught: Fall 2021
4.7 Rating
1.0 Difficulty
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Instructor
5.0
Enjoyability
4.0
Difficulty
1.0
Recommend
5.0

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Writing
1.0
Group Work
0.0
Other
0.0

Total Hours / Week

Hours 1.0

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Anonymous Fall 2021
4.67 Average

This was a really interesting and low commitment course, and was offered both credit/no credit and graded. I took it CNC, which had both pros and cons - I didn't get a GPA boost like other people in the class did, but towards the end I could just attend class and not do any of the assignments as I had enough grade points from papers and attendance to have earned credit for it. Professor Sackett is really knowledgable and friendly, and invited other faculty to come in and give guest lectures, and gave his own rundowns as well. He was also really patient in answering questions. Overall, I didn't put too much effort into the class, but if you do, it should be easy if you attend and put some effort into the reflections and papers. This class is really good if you want to have an intro to modern physics without the potential grade drop. #tCFfall2021

Instructor 5.0
Enjoyability 4.0
Recommend 5.0
Difficulty 1.0
Hours/Week 1.0