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| − | ==Classes taught==
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| − | *[[General Biology]]
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| − | ==Style & personality==
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| − | Dr. Haberyan teaches off of a MS Word outline, which contains most, but not necessarily all, of the information that you need for his tests. He emphasizes the need to be able to listen and write at the same time, but this is not a big problem in General Biology. He posts a somewhat bare version of his outline on eCompanion, which is basically only useful for filling in his lecture notes directly on your laptop.
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| − | He has five tests; the first four are 100 points each, 50+ questions, and the fifth is 40 points, 40 questions (tests four and five are given during finals week). He gives and takes points occasionally based on attendance, giving four points to those there on some days and taking four points from those not there on other days.
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| − | ==Student opinions==
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| − | For the most part, Dr. Haberyan's class is an easy A. He is not that great of a teacher and doesn't know the information that well, but he gives good notes and lots of extra credit, so while you may not know it in depth enough to help you in the future, you can ace the class at the moment. Most of his tests are 53 questions, 2 points each, taken out of 100. If you get a perfect, you get 6 points of extra credit. He also gives and takes credit for being in class on certain days. Since you have to be in class anyway, it just builds your grade even more. The attendence credit is +-4 points. - [[User:TheGrunt|Dustin Bales]]
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| − | Dr. Haberyan is an excellent professor. He actually makes his own notes with his own organization, which is more than certain other professors do. Further, his notes are straightforward and very coherent. He is funny and interesting in lecture, and he doesn't lash out at those who ask questions. Although his tests are indeed easy, he does teach the important material that will most likely be needed for later classes. - [[User:Bentheredonethat|Ben]]
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Revision as of 13:33, 4 October 2006
