Western Kentucky University / R / Eric S. Reed
Averages:
Overall Rating
OKv
Grade Received
Bv
Course Difficulty
Difficultv
Quantity of Notes
Overkillv
Tag Summary:
Multiple Choice: 1
Essays: 44
Problem Solving: 1
Mandatory Final: 33
Cumulative Final: 7
Textbook Required: 42
Extra Credit: 11
Attendance Required: 31
44 Total Evaluations
HIST-120 : Western Civ - Posted 5/9/2014
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Dr. Reed is the best professor you can take for any history class. He always gives helpful feedback on papers and tests. His lectures aren't boring, read the chapters assigned and you'll get an A.
HIST-120 : Western Civ. - Posted 11/7/2012
Overall Rating:
OK
Grade:
B
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
I really didn't like this class. It's all essays. He assigns online quizzes at the beginning of the year and in order to do well you have to read the entire chapter from the book and there is one for every chapter. So it's reading the entire book cover to cover. It's very time consuming. He will give you advice if you ask for it. He's very dry. It's a mandatory class, and I imagine all of them are some what difficult. Good luck.
HIST-335 : 20th Century Europe - Posted 12/20/2011
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
B
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Dr. Reed is probably my favorite history professor so far at WKU, he is very much laid back and is very easy to get along with. The only thing i didn't like about this class was that there were 4 papers over 4 different books and i feel that while book reports are a key part of history courses theyre certainly not the sole indicator. The 2 exams were online and rather easy, he stopped taking attendance after the 4th week because he knew we were all coming to class anyways. I would recommend Dr. Reed for any History class.
HIST- : History-120/western Civ Sicne 1648 - Posted 2/8/2011
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Not Specified
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
This class was very difficult, but I enjoyed it. I studied alot for his tests, which are essay questions only. He doesn't offer any extra credit, but as long as you study the book and include tiny details into your essays he'll notice and give you the grade you deserve. There are 3 essay tests, and 2 take-home essays required. I thought he was a great teacher, and I definitely recommend him.
HIST-120 : Western Civilization Since 1648 - Posted 1/10/2011
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
Dr. Reed gives wonderful lectures. They are clearly outlined on a projector at the beginning of class so I suggest arriving a few minutes early to copy the outline. Success in the class depends solely on your ability to write with intelligence and organization and take quick, detailed notes as he lectures. His policy on attendance states that more than 6 absences results in automatic failure of the course but he hardly ever took attendance so it wasn't a big deal. There were two take-home essays and three in-class essay tests, each worth 100 points. The in-class tests involved choosing 1 of 3 short essays to write about a primary source document, like a painting or speech from history. You also had to choose 1 of 3 prompts for a long essay which had broader topics. I received an A in the class but I wouldn't consider it easy. I learned a lot of information and enjoyed his quirky sense of humor and love for knowledge. Would recommend to decent writers and anyone slightly interested in European history.
HIST-120 : Western Civ - Posted 4/15/2009
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
He is a very nice looking man! ;)
He is very enthusiastic about what he teaches, and seems VERY knowledgeable.
He loves french history. You will take a butt load of notes and the exams are only 2 essay questions. 1 is worth 70% and 1 is 30%.
You have to buy a separate book and write a paper about it.
There are only 2 papers that you have to write.
He gives extra credit at the very end if you have seemed to improve.
I didn't make an A on any of my tests or papers, but i got an A out of the class because I sat in the front and participated in class and was there for every class.
It wasn't a fun class, but it's a ged ed requirement, so he's the best to take!
HIST-391 : History Of Sport - Posted 11/5/2008
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
B
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
I've had Dr. Reed before this class, but this is the first time taking an upper level course of his. I have to say I enjoyed this even more than my 120 class I had with him. If you are a history major or minor Dr. Reed is one of the best professors the history department has to offer and I highly suggest taking one of his classes. You won't regret it.
HIST-120 : - Posted 8/3/2008
Overall Rating:
OK
Grade:
C
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
I hate history, but Dr. Reed was a very good teacher. Take notes and study for the tests and you will do fine. The papers you have to write are not difficult and he grades fairly easy. :)
HIST-120 : Western Civilization Since 1648 - Posted 6/19/2008
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
I am not a history person at all, but this class was so good. Dr. Reed made the material interesting and broke up the classes enough with things other than lecture that I rather enjoyed going. The class consists of three exams, all weighted the same amount, and two papers. Dr. Reed loves answering students' questions and he may pad your grade a bit if you go to see him about a paper or test beforehand for some extra help. He especially likes when students speak up in class. The exams ask you to answer one long and one short essay each and the long essay topics are often pretty clear and presented in a lecture. The short essays ask you to analyze a document and why it is important to historians. As long as you can BS, you'll be fine. Overall, Dr. Reed was easy to talk to and entertaining throughout the course. He's the best history professor I've ever had in school.
HIST-120 : Western Civ - Posted 4/27/2008
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Dr. Reed is an excellent teacher. He covers quite a bit of ground with his notes, but reading the books is also essential. He makes history understandable, and has a great sense of humor. He can relate easily to the class. His tests are one long essay and a short essay, but if you study and read the book, you'll make a good grade. He also offers improvements points throughout the semester on your exams. I highly reccommend him for His. 120, or any other class he teaches!!
HIST-335 : 20th Century Europe - Posted 12/18/2007
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
B
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Dr. Reed was an awesome instructor! His lectures can get boring at times like most professors, but for the most part they were interesting. You read 4 books and write four 5-7page essays on each and have 2-3 exams and the final. He uses a point system, and he doesn't offer extra credit, but he awards up to 50 discretionary points at the end of the semester based on attendance, participation, and improvement on papers. As long as you come to class and study you will be fine. I probably could've gotten an A if I participated more.
HIST-120 : Western Civ From 1648 - Posted 5/15/2007
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Dr. Reed's specialty is 20th century Europe and the French Revolution so he teaches the class very well. To pass the test all you need to do is read the textbook and apply lecture material to them, notes are not required.
HIST-120 : Western Civ Since 1648 - Posted 4/4/2007
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Dr. Reed is a great young guy, and really tries to engage the class through his lecturing style. I really think he is very fair in grading, and a great guy, especially if you show interest and approach him in a friendly manner. His exams are all one long essay, and two short-answer essay questions from the book, and he likes to see both hard facts like dates and names, and a showing of how you feel about this (if relevant), and MOST importantly (Note this!): how this part of history affected history after this point, and how history before this point affected the events in question! He said to my class that this is the primary thing he wants in an essay exam, and through answering this well, you can show your mastery of this course. He looks for attendance, though not always on Friday (not never, though), and really likes it if you can speak-up when he asks the class a question; standing out in these big Gen-Ed classes will help you get a better grade! The only thing I can warn you about is that he will NON-STOP lecture for the WHOLE class period, with all of what he says relevant and possible as questions on the exams. I literally had about 2-3 pages of notes a day (almost 10 pages a week). If you have trouble taking notes, or dislike studying them, this may hurt you in this class, but if you can understand the notes, and study them, you will get a really solid understanding of the topic of this course! I highly recommend him for any History major, or anyone not afraid of studying!
HIST-120 : Western Civ - Posted 1/14/2007
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Western Civ is a hard course no matter what because of amount of information, but Dr. Reed was very understanding and successfully made the class less of a burden. I truly found him to be one of the best professors I have ever had!
HIST-120 : Western Civilization - Posted 1/10/2007
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Dr.Reed was a great professor and I would strongly recommend to any student who is not the best history buff to take his class! He tries to keep class interesting with his stories and occasional jokes, but he does lecture almost every day in class. He puts an outline of his lectures on powerpoint, however what he actually says in class is the information you'll need to regurgitate for the tests. So, take good notes! I also recommend that you outline the chapters and pay attention to the subjects that the book offers a lot of information on---they usually show up on the tests as ID's. The class overall was pretty painless, just don't blow it off, you need to actually show up for class to do well, but Dr. Reed is always willing to help any student if they need it.
HIST-120 : Western Civ Since 1648 - Posted 12/21/2006
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
This class did not live up to the horror stories I had heard about it. Mr. Reed is a very intelligent professor who gives well prepared lectures and is always looking for input from students. He gives out points at the end of the year based on your class participation and how well you improve on your test grades, with anywhere from 0-50 pts possible. You have three tests, and each one is 2 short answer and 1 long essay. The short answers come from the book and the long essay comes from his lectures mainly. The best way to study is have a friend that takes the test before you and get it from them because they are all the same. You also have two essays that are due- 1 over a short story and 1 over a novel of your choice. They're both easy and you don't have to finish the novel to be able to write the essay. His lectures are all oral with no written notes on the board so you have to listen and be able to write fast, but notes are not vital to do well. Also, if you come in one day and the TV's at the front of the room, turn right back around and leave because the movies suck and they have no impact on the class at all. All in all, the class was not that hard but you have to be a good essay writer to do well. RECOMMEND!
HIST-120 : Western Civilization - Posted 12/19/2006
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Dr. Reed is really an exceptional History teacher. He is an intelligent man and just wants you to try hard in his classes. You learn a lot of intresting information and he has been one of my favorite teachers thus far.
HIST-120 : Western Civ Since 1648 - Posted 2/13/2006
Overall Rating:
Poor
Grade:
B
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
reed gives really good lectures but he is a real stickler on the exams. the exam is three essay questions, two small essays come from the book and the large essay comes from lectures. it's pretty much hit or miss on what to study. the papers he assigns are also difficult. i was never sure what to write about. i would not take him as a freshmen.
HIST-120 : Western Civ Since 1648 - Posted 1/15/2006
Overall Rating:
OK
Grade:
B
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
This is the only B that I have made in college. Reed is soooo boring and all you do is write sooo many notes. If you dont read, you're screwed. He always pushes his hair back and says "flavor" its really annoying. All of his tests are essays so if you dont know them, well that sucks. DONT take his class on TR, he goes the ENTIRE length of the class, if not more, which is waay to long to be around this man. You have to write a paper on this really complicated micromegas story that was written like 1000 years ago and also read a book and write about it. ok so pretty much just try to find another teacher
HIST-498 : Senior Seminar-empires In History - Posted 1/11/2006
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Notes in the low-moderate category.
He is fairly easy to get along with, though profane in his language, even in lecture. Talk to him about your 15-20 page research paper; he'll give you sugestions and be much more likely to like the final product. He is loose about format and Internet sources, and the paper was done in equally weighted stages. Since the course topic was so broad, this paper could be basically about anything that one is interested in. Just one easy test. You have to speak in class at times, but it is real informal and not a problem. So, there is good amongst the bad. Overall maybe better than others that teach this in some aspects.
HIST-1130 : Western Civ Since 1648 - Posted 12/13/2005
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Easy
Comments
I really enjoyed this class. I think that he is a great teacher and really knows what hes talking about. Also, he tells jokes during the lecture that keep the class awake. The tests are all essay and include 2, 10 sentence short answer and a huge 70 point essay. As long as you read the book before the test and really study the key themes he discusses in class, you should be fine. He assigns two papers that aren't easy and both require some outside reading. I enjoyed this class and I would suggest him to anyone.
HIST-120 : Western Civilization - Posted 11/10/2005
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
C
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
Professor Reed is a great teacher! He puts the stereotype of boring History classes to shame!! Yes, the class may have some boring times, but he tries as hard as he can to make it interesting for his students. He's always making jokes and very helpful towards his students. To pass this class you MUST attend all the classes and you MUST study. You have to take good notes and be sure that you read the book! If you do all these things you will pass the class.
HIST-120 : Western Civ. - Posted 4/25/2005
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
The class wasn't easy, but it is by far one of the easier Western Civ classes!!! The test are essay format, but if you attend the review session you will know what question he will ask you so then you dont have to study so much. He makes the class interesting b/c he LOVES history so mcuh,
HIST-120 : West Civ - Posted 4/20/2005
Overall Rating:
Poor
Grade:
F
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
If you take this guy, I swear you will regret it. He thinks that it should be very hard ( 100 level class, c'mon!!). Not to mention that he is a tool. I would've beat this guy up on a regular basis in high school.
HIST-120 : Western Civilization After 1648 - Posted 4/10/2005
Overall Rating:
OK
Grade:
Not Specified
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
Western Civ. is said to be one of the most difficult general ed classes at Western, so I did have some doubts going into this course. Reed is a very good teacher. He puts the information out that you really need to know and discusses every topic in depthly til everyone understand. The worst thing about this class is that the test are completley essay which can be tough, but he gives review sessions the night before that generally help out alot. Western Civ. isn't an easy course no matter who you take, but I would definetley recommend him!
HIST-120 : Western Civ Since 1648 - Posted 4/8/2005
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
B
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
I recieved a B in this course. I found his class to be difficult but I honestly learned alot! If I need to take another history class I would choose him. If you are the kind of person who does not like to read or who does not show up for class you will not do well. If you take his class I would recommend going to the review session he offers before each exam it really helps!
HIST-335 : 20th Century Europe - Posted 1/8/2005
Overall Rating:
OK
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Dr. Reed is a sort of "new school" history teacher with more emphasis on papers and discussion with good and bad. Well, the good first. Professor Reed is a nice guy. You can disagree with him and he'll still be fair with you. His niceness seems genuine when you talk with him, unlike some others. He seems to care about students. His class allows for lots of discussion, and many seemed eager to participate. The extra credit is based on this and your improvement over the semester. I was blessed to receive some of this. The class itself can be generally interesting as he is a good lecturer and he uses Powerpoint for visuals.
However, he often seems to eager to play the cool guy unsuccessfully and says some offensive things in class; not just bad language. His left politics can often creep into his lectures as he generally plays down America's role. He says he is a card-carrying member of the ACLU. He's not as bad as some though. The class requirements (3 papers, 2 tests) aren't bad, but the papers can be hard to get a handle on what exactly he wants. I got lower grades on the first two than I hoped for. Format is less important on papers than content; they are like book reports on 3 pretty large books that I did not think were great. Be sure to use some outside sources from class and give lots of analysis. Overall, it may prove difficult to get an A since papers are roughly 60% of the grade.
Should you take him? Well, if he teaches a class you need, he'd be okay.
HIST-335 : 20th Century Europe - Posted 1/7/2005
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
B
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
I really enjoyed Professor Reed's class and I found it very challenging. His class was not difficult at all and the only reason why I had received B is because I did not put much effort in the papers we were assigned to do. There are really few notes to take. Prof. Reed likes to discuss the documents with the class and everyone who wants to express their opinion is more then welcomed to. There are only two tests throughout the semester and if you scan the textbook and read the documents, you will be all set for the test. Also, he's really energetic, caring and easy going. I definitely recommend him!
HIST-335 : 20th Century Europe - Posted 12/15/2004
Overall Rating:
Poor
Grade:
Not Specified
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
Granted i passed this class, it was hard. he expects creally in-depth answers for the essays. and he says "i'm always dissappointed" when he hands papers back. like that's a way to motivate students to do good!
anyway, you MUST read the textbook, because he pulls terms from the chapters for the ID's on the test. he does NOT lecture over the text, but will test you....READ IT!
don't get me wrong, he's a nice and funny guy and really knows his stuff. i just don't think his methods of teaching are very effective.
HIST-120 : Western Civilization From 1685 - Posted 11/19/2004
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
B
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Reed is a nice guy, he really explains everything in great detail. He is pretty fair at grading the tests. You do have to write a book report of a book of his choice, but from experience, you can still do good on it without a full reading of the book.....If you seem interested in the class and speak up in discussions he gives extra points.
HIST-120 : Western Civ - Posted 10/26/2004
Overall Rating:
OK
Grade:
Not Specified
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
HIST-120 : Western Civ. - Posted 5/7/2004
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
This is a little bit of a tough class, because it's Western Civ. Professors have to cover a lot of material in a small amount of time, but Dr. Reed really makes it a fun, enjoyable class. He cracks a lot of jokes, which are usually corny but I laughed at them. His tests are one big essay question and then a couple of identify things where you have to write a paragraph about one term. The best thing about this class is that for his tests you don't need to memorize absolutely all the information that he covers. If you know two chapters really well and how they relate to each other, you can usually do pretty well. Also his final wasn't cumulative. I definitely recommend taking Dr. Reed for this class.
HIST-120 : - Posted 3/3/2004
Overall Rating:
Poor
Grade:
Withdrew
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
Dr Reed is no joke! you are allowed 6 absences and i managed to use mine rather quickly. DONT DO THAT! He tends to be rough on the grading and thinks that this class is an English class... I dont think Western professor know what a 100 level history class is... You will be required to write 3-4 papers throughout the semester along with taking an absurd amount of notes... Hes young and from the BIG EAST... Syracuse that is. No Offense
HIST- : Western Civ Since 1648 - Posted 2/24/2004
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
B
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Easy
Comments
if you know anything about history thsi is a breeze course. all his tests are essay based with one part having identifying a person or place and then a big question as the majority of the grade on the exam. then there is like two big papers and you have to read a book and write a paer on it. i liked the class.
HIST-487 : Western Civ Since 1648 - Posted 11/12/2003
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
Not Specified
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
Overall, Reed is very knowledgeable and prepared for class. You will learn from his notes, although he tended to be very Eurocentric in this class and especially focused on France. He grades tests (all essays) and papers very hard but not unfairly so. To make good grades on them you WILL need to read the texts and regurgitate absolutely every bit of knowledge you can remember. Personally he is very willing to help and has a sense of humor, but sometimes comes off as arrogant and/or patronizing. Good professor if you are willing to put in some work.
HIST-120 : Western Civ Since 1648 - Posted 11/5/2003
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
Not Specified
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
I had Dr. Reed as part of the Humanities Semester and I really enjoyed his class. He is fast paced and challenges his students to keep up with him while still taking 3-5 pages of notes per class. He knows his subject extremely well and if you listen to him and do the readings, there is no way you can fail. The chapters are huge, usually about 30 pages and very hard to read, and he expects you to read about one chapter a week. It's easy to get behind and hard to catch up if you slack off on the readings. He also requires you to attend all classes and missing more than 6 results in an automatic F. Despite that, I would definately take Dr. Reed again because he is a good teacher, cares about his students and how they perform in his class, and his really bad, corny jokes provide amusement.
HIST-120 : Western Civ - Posted 10/23/2003
Overall Rating:
OK
Grade:
B
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
Dr. Reed is difficult. He is highly intelligent and it is hard to keep up with him in class. He means well but the class is extremely hard! Good teacher when he slows down...
HIST-120 : Western Civilization After 1640 - Posted 4/17/2003
Overall Rating:
Poor
Grade:
B
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
His class is really hard...he gives way too many notes and expects you to read the chapters but never goes over them until they are on the test (which by the way usually covers more than 100 pages from the book). He only has 3 things he grades you on: 2 papers, 3 tests and your attendance.
HIST-120 : Western Civ. After 1648 - Posted 4/1/2003
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
All Western Civ. classes are difficult, but Professor Reed's is great. He is passionate about the material and relates it so you can understand it. Its hard work but it helps if you keep up with the reading, take lots of notes, and go to class. You also have to write 2 papers. Oh, and he's also easy on the eyes ;)
HIST-120 : - Posted 3/24/2003
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
Not Specified
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Professor Reed is a great teacher. The class is boring and you have to take lots of notes, but he makes it fun. I never enjoyed history class, but I actually like this one. The tests consist of two short answers and 1 long essay. You have to read the book, because some of the test questions haven't been discussed in class. It sounds hard, but it's a very interesting and benefitial class.
HIST-120 : Western Civilization From 1648 - Posted 3/14/2003
Overall Rating:
Poor
Grade:
Not Specified
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
First off, I am 4.0 student, and I found this course to be ridiculously difficult. I would not take this course with Professor Reed. He seems nice, but he is fresh out of Graduate School, really knows his stuff, and thinks everyone in the class should know it as well. He doesn't explain things very well (partially because of his HUGE vocabulary) and I found the course to be VERY confusing! His essay questions are ridiculous, they are so broad and vague that you really have no idea what kind of answer he wants. A book report is also mandatory in his class...and I found the books to be very difficult.
HIST- : Since 1648 - Posted 2/5/2003
Overall Rating:
Poor
Grade:
Withdrew
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
This guy is the worst teacher I have ever had!! Don't you dare take him!
HIST- : 20th Century Europe - Posted 12/17/2002
Overall Rating:
OK
Grade:
B
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
This is the only teacher I have ever had who actually used the attendance and participation part of the grade to penalize. I only missed one day of class but still received a B in this area, bringing my entire grade down to a B. He does not prepare you well for the tests (although there will almost definitely be an essay question regarding turning points of WWI and WWII). His grading, in my opinion, was inconsistent, and I was unsure of what exactly he expected on our three papers. He was a very nice professor and seemed very interested in the subject. However, he returns papers and tests VERY slowly.
HIST- : History, After - Posted 12/13/2002
Overall Rating:
OK
Grade:
C
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Dr. Reed is a good professor, but you need to know how to take notes. The discussions are in depth and fast. You need to be able to write fast and still pay attention to what he is saying next. He uses power point to aid in lectures. Tests are fairly easy as long as you do the required reading and read over your notes.