GO TO CLASS.If you don't go to her class you will do horrible on the tests.I hardly went for one chapter,failed the test,went almost everyday for another and got a B.She is kinda funny at times and doesn't talk fast.

She is awesome! She is so full of information, very learned in the history surrounding each period and the works of art. Answered all my questions thoroughly and was super-nice. She is, like, sardonically funny. You have to study and go to class to do well on the test but its totally worth it.

She knows a ton and I learned a lot in her class. She's funny if you're paying attention, but the class can be boring (not really her fault, ARS 102 is a dark room with nothing but slides, if you take it in the mornings, it's easy to fall asleep). As long as you go to class, it's easy to do well in.

Lewis is an awesome and intelligent teacher. She has dry humor and it totally funny! You really do need to go to class and pay attention but you will learn so much from her!

She's so nice, and her class is pretty interesting. Plus, her course packet only cost 6 bucks, so she's on my good list. haha.

I've had her for ARS102 and now in ARS394 (Egypt) and she's a great teacher. As the apprentice of Nancy Serwint, she's doing really good. Like Serwint, she makes boring subjects interesting. Also, like Serwint, I go to class, drift in and out of sleep, never read anything for the class and don't take notes or study and get A's. My friends have to study, though. But go to class :-)

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I took this class online... she is a very nice lady and very helpful, but I thought the tests were SOOOO hard... I would study a TON and still get a C, and then not study at all and still get a C... weiiiird. It was very interesting though, and the homework questions and essays were easy.

Lectures are obscenely boring, but it is hard to make art history a "fun" subject to learn. She makes up for them sometimes with witty lines that make everyone laugh. Go to the review sessions before the tests at all costs. I suggest recording them or taking good notes - they will make the tests (which are online) a breeze.

I like her, I think she's nice, but sometimes she's kind of hard to follow. Her lectures are boring, but necessary. Not everything she talks about and tests on is in the book. The tests themselves are pretty easy. If the majority of the class has a problem on a question she throws it out.

Took the class online. It's a very doable class, she gives an outline of what she will test you on, though the tests usually contain more than what she says. Go to her office hours and review with her before a test, she'll mention stuff she thinks is important, and it's all almost always on the test.

I took this online. If you go to her office hours, she is very helpful. Otherwise the tests can be kind of hard, wth lots of detailed material. Do the readings and follow the outline, though, and you should be fine.

I took this class online. It is not an easy class, but if you follow her outlines for each unit, do the readings and put a little effort into the short writing assignments, you will do fine. She gave great feedback on most writing assignments.

Adele's classes are easy. She's very straightforward, I've had her for 2 classes now and though she may seem very dull, she's also very amusing when you take the smaller classes with her. Go to class and take basic notes, and you'll be fine. I spent half of Egyptian art in the back playing sudoku and I still got an A in the class. :D

You do need to go to class, but she's a great teacher!

Wonderful teacher, pretty easy class once you do the assigned readings. Very fair grader, and I took the class online but the tests had exactly the same information as was covered on the outlines. I would definitely recommend taking this class and also any other classes that she teaches.

Lewis is brilliant! I've had her for two ancient courses and she's great. Her lectures are clear, relevant, and she's not super serious about the material. She isn't tricky with her tests at all, but make sure you go to class every day. I would definately reccommend any of her classes.

One of the best professors I've had! Lectures are interesting. She is really nice and doesn't talk down to students. Her tests are multiple choice and really easy if you study a little. She reviews for exams in class and offers extra credit. and no essays! On top of it all, I learned SO MUCH! She's just awesome all around :)

She is a great instructor. I had her for 102 also. She is very clear about everything she expects and gives you everything you need to know in the lecture. You dont even really need to buy the book. Just make sure you go to all the classes, review a bit, and youre almost promised an a on the tests!

Dr Lewis is a gift to her students. Her lectures are always well constructed and fascinating. Grading is fair and clear, with opportunity for extra credit if you need it. If you want to do well, go to class, enjoy the lectures (and her occasional irreverence) and take notes.

She is AMAZING! I really like her lectures, even though it CAN get boring, she does have a good sense of humor and is very amusing. I'm taking her Egypt class at Chandler-gilbert and think I am doing fairly well. She explains everything thats needed on the test in an outline and all you need to do is take responsibility and STUDY!

This class was an overview of myth and religion in the ancient world. Lectures were clear and the test questions had all been covered in class.

AWESOME! Man this lady knows her stuff...great lectures which can get a little boring at times but that is kinda the nature of the material if you know art history. Very helpful and kind and pretty funny! Loved it and am taking another one from her soon...even if you have to take a class like this and yo dont really wanna take her she is good stuff

I liked Professor Lewis a lot, she made art history interesting. Long lectures but I think that it actually is a good format (slide/lecture)cause it sticks with u & the way she teaches just makes sense! Lots of kids just wanna have an easy A for their humanities class but as long as u study a little and have some COMMON SENSE you'll be fine!!!

Clear expectations. Her study guide is what you need to succeed. Very fair grader. Would recommend this teacher.

She goes over everything you will need to know in class and is very easy to work with. I spent some time studing for the tests but there are only 3 the entire semester. If you go to class you will be fine and she is funny so it keeps things interesting.

She was a great teacher. I took her class online, and it was a bit difficult. Students must spend time going over the material because she covers a lot. Tests are not the easiest, but I learned so much from this class.

Lewis knows what she is talking about. I am an art history major and so far I have learned the most from her class. Her lectures might not be the most entertaining but they are the most informative. I can rattle off facts about cave paintings while I can't remember anything from the class I am taking now. Can't wait to take her class next semester!

She knows everything about Art History. Tests are Hard. Study A LOT. Barely Passed. Very Nice Lady. Have to decide which is useful info and which isnt. Pretty Tough class.

This teacher is an amazing teacher. Very easy to understand. She gives you everything you need to know in order to get an A.

Took an online class taught by her. It was organized well and the questions that she asked were ones that made you think more about the reading. The essays were interesting to write, encouraging us to look more at certain pieces. She was a little slow in grading things, but would definately take another class of her's.

Lewis is a great professor and tries to keep things as interesting as possible. She has a dry sense of humor, but it keeps you listening. Her tests are hard, esp. if you don't study. I recommend studying A LOT. Also, she grades pretty hard on the couple of essays assigned throughout the course.

I really enjoyed her class and because of her I've chosen Art History as my minor. You must attend her lectures and I would recommend using a laptop for notes because she goes very quickly. Also, she gives a syllabus that is your study guide and it is very helpful. Her tests were very difficult so definitely study throughout the semester.

Professor Lewis is so well equipped to teach this class. She is so knowledgable about the art discussed in the lecture and rarely used lecture notes. While attendance wasn't mandatory, it's wise to go to class, because I don't see how anyone could do well without taking notes from her lectures. She is very clear, and if you study you will get an A.

THANKS, A wonderful course and a fantastic teacher! I

I have taken several classes with Adele and she is wonderful! She knows her subject well and is willing to help students whenever she can. She also usually responds to e-mails quickly.

Even though she doesn't take attendance, GO TO CLASS! I went to every single class, never read the textbook, and got a B+. Her tests are hard, but as long as you review your notes and come to review sessions, you should be fine. She is really nice, and tries to be as helpful as possible.

I've had the pleasure of taking several courses with her and I think she is amazing. She is very clear on what she expects of you and her lectures are interesting. She is a fair grader and is available to help you with anything.

Clearly loves the subject, esp. Egypt. Full of interesting info, but talks fast. Says foreign names and places but doesn't spell them- difficult to look up later. All info is fair game for test. Each unit builds on the last, so don't skip a section. Didn't buy the book, but Google made up for that. 2 essays seem difficult- again Google helps a lot.

Buy the book and supplemental material she offers, it helps. Also, do any extra credit. She doesn't give much instruction on essays, but they really aren't difficult at all if you talk about the feel and ideas behind imagery. When I've spoken to her, she seems very nice. Likes to make jokes in class. Tests were harder than expected.

BUY THE BOOK

The class I took was Greek Myth in Modern Art and I took her ARS 101, and she can be a bit boring and drawn out but she makes the class interesting too. I recommend but you do need to go to class, take notes, and study hard for the tests (lots of memorizing). But overall she was a good teacher

Don't underestimate going to class and reading the text. If you slack even a little on either your test scores will suffer.

GO TO CLASS. Its boring, but every word she says about a picture can be on a test. Lot's of information to memorize, write everything down and study it. Even useless stuff. Do ECredit It can make the difference from A or B. Besides that, she is very nice, and will try to help you. 2 essays, pretty easy. Just talk about every detail in the picture.

Let me start off by saying i like this lady. I have taken 5 of her classes and i get the same quality as i did the other. Her test are hard but the subject matter is so interesting. The only thing i hate is her TA's! They grade differntly and i get the hardest one EVERYTIME! But i like her. If you dont like Art History then dont take this class.

Harder than most art classes but not too awful. Pretty good choice for online class

Nice, funny sometimes. But talks fast sometimes, making it hard to write down all she says. Tests are ok. 100 Q's. Pics are mostly easy. Multiple choice & true/false are tough though. 2 essays are easy, just write about all the important details. GO TO CLASS, TAKE GOOD NOTES, READ THE TEXTBOOK, AND STUDY. That's the only way to get a good grade.

I love her! She is funny in class and has a fun way of delivering the material. Her test are hard sometimes but she outlines everything you need to know the class before an exam.

Love her! Taken 394 and 101 with her and her tests may be difficult but she really loves what she teaches. Just go to class, take notes, study them and it's easy to get an A. One of my favorite teachers and I plan to take more classes from her just for fun.

She is really hard! She goes over so much information, it is super easy to stop paying attention bcuz the material is boring! If you write down evey word she says, you can still miss questions on her tests. Her tests are 100 q's each,& 30 of those are true/false! U have to be prepared to take her tests, & be able to sit through her boring lectures

I really don't know why people think ars 101 was hard; it was the easiest class I have ever taken. Cramming does not work though; you just need to study everything in advance and be very familiar with the material before a test.

Like mentioned above, her class is hard! But if you're interested in art history, it's good for you because you'll have all of the information memorized. Take every EC opportunity, it makes all the difference. Listen and go to all the classes, anything she says is fair game for the test. She often says what will be in the tests.

online class. VERY EASY

yes you have to attend class & yes you have to pay attention & you have to take some notes but its not a hard subject...why enroll in college if you do not plan on participating. She is a little older but I think she is funny & kinda hot for an older teacher but she does seem to really care about students & is real helpful during her office hrs

I am a huge fan of Professor Lewis. She really has a passion for what she teaches, and definitely knows what she's talking about. I love that she focused so much on critically thinking about art. Tests are not easy, but if you go to class, they're not awful either. There are a few papers in the class, but again, they're not terribly challenging.

NEED TO GO TO CLASS! for the test she gives you an outline that just covers the name and the artist, in class she goes over power points of each piece, that you have to TAKE VERY GOOD NOTES ON, def recommend going to the review sesh before the test too. extra credit? GO TO IT. she knows what she's talking about, and a very smart professor

YOU MUST GO TO CLASS IF YOU DON'T WANT TO FAIL. Learn to write FAST. Ask questions. Don't hesitate to go to office hours! She is extremely helpful- show that you care! I worked my butt off in this class and pulled out with an A, but it was by no means an "easy A" if you don't memorize large quantities of info well, this will be difficult. Study.

I took this online. She was VERY considerate and helpful if you take the time to email her and see her for office hours. You MUST be willing to do the work or you will not do well in the class.

Ms. Lewis is extremely helpful. Took class online in a half semester. It was tough due to amount of information covered and remembered. Writing assignments were fairly simple, quizzes were a little challenging, tests are challenging and cover subject matter thoroughly. Read ALL chapters, supplemental reading, and STUDY!! Highly recommended!!

It is extremely difficult to predict what kind of info you will need for the exams. she is really vague in what info should be studied and incredibly specific with her test questions. If art history is not your life you will not get a good grade. Her expectations are to high for this entry level course.

She teaches Art History at CGCC and I thought she was the best. One of my most favorite classes and she kept the material super interesting and I don't like art! She was awesome, exams were a bit difficult so make sure to take a lot of notes and study them. The textbook was only used to write a paper. It was awesome.

I loved this class! Dr Lewis is a wonderful teacher and I absolutely loved her lectures. She keeps everything interesting and fun. Great sense of humor! There are no surprises on her tests... she reviews EVERYTHING the class prior. If you are there, you won't have any issues.

Easy, and very fair teacher/class.

Basically, if you don't study, you probably won't pass. She is very helpful if you ask, and is very leniant. As long as you pay attention, and study you will be fine!

I loved Dr. Lewis! I took her Greek Myth in Western Art class last year and it gave me such a passion for Greek mythology that I went on to study it on my own time. Her lectures are interesting and enjoyable. Come to class, take good notes, do the readings (our only book was Ovid's Metamorphoses), and start the papers early.

Dr. Lewis is awesome and it's really obvious she loves the stuff she's teaching about. I've had her for three art history classes so far and she is definitely my favorite professor. Follow her lectures, skim the book, and you'll do well.

Lewis bailed me out of a really crappy situation when I was a freshman and didn't know how online classes worked. She definitely cares for her students and gives them second chances. Class was pretty easy as long as you keep up with it and put in the work.

This professor made me realize just how fun, organized and easy online classes can be.She has 3-4 Modules each one being about 2 weeks apart and in which you have to complete a 20 question quiz based solely on 2-13minute online lectures and a 600word paper based on a topic discussed in the reading.+she has Outlines for the exams that HELP! DO THEM!

I really enjoyed Professor Lewis. I took it online and all the due dates were laid out in advance, and the rest of the course was very well organized. The readings are a MUST for all of the work- test, essay, everything. Tip- print out all the images in the outline and write down background on each from the books- best way to prepare for the tests.

To pass this class all you need to do is show up. If you don't and know nothing about this subject you will fail. If your coming from an AP art history class it will be a breeze. Don't bother to get the book only opened it once because I didn't go to class for 4 weeks straight. Take notes if you can't listen and take notes don't take this class.

I'm an international idiot,i cant take notes and i skipped most of this subject classes and got an A. The key to this class is to attend only the revision class and write down every thing she says AND record the class on your phone for safety(she will keep it short and simple)then its up to you to memorize them or bring'em to class ;) play it smart

This class is difficult. She is a great teacher but she talks about a lot of information and it's hard to decipher if it is actually relevant to what is going to be on the test or not. I went to every class and it was still hard.

She was one of the easiest and nicest instructors I had on this campus. Her class is structured clearly: 4 quizzes, exams, and essays. It was online so I would go in for her office hours and she would basically say that the essays are not graded strictly. She is basically asking for 600 words of blunt observation and opinions. Take this class!

Ms. A. Lewis can best be summed up in three words: knowledgeable,informative,captivating.

Prof Lewis is a great lecturer. I learned a lot. Tests are hard, lots of memorization, dates, and pieces to remember. Roman & Greek art becomes challenging because of documentation, dates, and confusion with roman & greek mythology. I recommend really studying for that.

Assignments and quizzes were usually very easy but the tests were hard. 4 writing assignments, 4 quizzes, 4 tests and that is it. I didn't have the textbook So that may have made a difference for others.

The lectures grabbed my attention; however, it was hard to remember what information was going to be on the test and what was not. Attendance is essential to pass. The tests are very hard since some of the questions can be very tricky, but most dates are not required to be memorized + extra credit is offered.

She was extremely cool. Her lectures are actually sort of interesting, and really easy to take notes on. We had an online book, but I never once looked at it and still got an A. Her exams are easy as long as you study the notes, and we had two essays that are a breeze.

I took the session A of her class, it was quite a different experience. My advice for her session A, B, or possibly C is to be on the ball with her course. You will be left behind if you don't try to catch up quickly enough. To all really hard-core procrastionators - I would not recommend if you want added stress to your life.

She is tough. The lectures are interesting and thorough, but the tests are hard and seem endless. Papers are super subjective and graded by the TA, so it depends what kind of TA you have. She does offer extra credit by mid semester, but it's not enough to save you if you're real behind. Go to class. Get a note buddy.

She knows her materials very well so just pay attention to the lectures and you will pass. Her tests are a little tricky here and there but her lectures are captivating and in my opinion, she is a very well respected professor.

ARS 101 is suppose to be really really easy and for me it was not. I should have read the long chapters that are assigned, but didnt and ended up with a C. It is just not worth it when there are other classes out there that can be easier and more fun. honestly DONT TAKE this class, unless you love art prehistory thru the middle ages.

Her tests can be challenging, but if you pay attention in class you will be fine. Prepare to be asked very detailed questions. But you do not have to memorize dates, which is a huge relief.

This class was amazing. There are few things that are graded. 4 exams, 4 quizzes, maybe 2 essays, and 4 participation grades. As long as you pay attention to what she says and take good notes, you should do well. The textbook is not necessary, but it does help if you want to know more. The outlines she gives out help a lot with the exams.

Adele Lewis is intimidating at first, but if you pay attention in her lectures and write down everything she says you will be fine. BIG TIP: Make flashcards! You will be required to memorize many images of art and specific details about them. She is a good professor though.

Assigns a lot of reading and the reading is mandatory to do well in the class. If you do the reading its very easy to get an A or B. Only 1 quiz, 1 exam and 1 paper per section/unit and the papers are short. Good class to take if you have the time to read.

Overall I didn't find the class too difficult. The complaint I have is that she doesn't seem to review her answer keys before tests. On most of our tests there were 4 or 5 questions that she had marked wrong on the key. She never corrected the grade for one. If you think there's a mistake on your test do not hesitate to see her about it.

I actually loved this class! Very simple. The course is broken up into 4 units. 2 lectures, reading, a quiz, an exam, and a 600 word writing assignment each. Writing assignment was easy. Just hit the 600 word mark and you have full credit. Quizzes are based off video lecture and exams are off the reading. Very straight forward.

The textbook is not at all essential. But attendance is - not only that, but the class is super interesting, so you won't want to skip it anyway.

She's super funny when she lectures and is fairly clear about what to study for exams! Don't need the textbook if you go to class.

Professor Lewis gives amazing audio lectures even though she sort of sounds like she is reading from a script. The tests come directly from the reading and the quizzes come directly from her lectures.

Above average experience with the online Egyptian Art class. Includes short lectures and a lot of reading. Several papers, tests and quizzes. Easy if you are willing to do the work.

One of the best professors I have ever had! She is very funny and easy going. Come to class and take good notes, her tests are word for word from the lectures. If you miss a class you will miss questions on the test. Only 4 tests and a simple group project. Basically if you listen and study your notes it is very easy to pass.

Lewis is an amazingly interesting professor who is passionate about Art History and makes class interesting. Her quizzes are based off of her lectures so it is extremely important to GO TO CLASS. She also offered our class extra credit at the end of the semester too. I really felt as though I learned a lot in her class! Absolutely would recommend.

Great person and she was very nice. Came in late for a test and still let me take it. The course was very difficult though. Only reason I got a B was because I did an extra credit paper, if not for that I would have ended up with a C. If you are required to take this course I would advise you pay attention. Lot of info thrown at you. Shes great tho

She is such a great person to listen to about art history! She truly knows a lot about art and is filled with information. She is pretty understanding individual and will do her best in order for you to succeed. Listen to the lessons, write down what she says about each artwork and you will pass. And don't buy the book.

Professor Lewis is absolutely amazing! This was my second class with her and I would be more than willing to take a third class with her being the teacher. You absolutely MUST read the books and listen to the lectures, or else you don't stand a chance of passing this class. Participate, study and reach out when needed, and you'll pass!

3rd class with her. TONS of info in each unit - take good notes, find a friend with good notes, and try not to miss class! You can definitely get by without the textbook. Material needed for exams is consistent, offers extra credit opportunities, very understanding, funny, and laid back. Take notes on what she SAYS, not just what's on the slides!!

Tough I guess, but fair-these classes aren't designed for people who don't want/need to know the material. Very nuanced in assembling the tests and exams, so make sure you actually do the reading and take notes. Very nice to deal with if you have an issue, will take again!

Prof Lewis has a good sense of humor about her class. I took a Tuesday 5-7:30 class. She had good humor about the class, and was willing to meet outside of the odd hours of class.

ARS 394: Egyptian Art and Culture. Lectures, textbook, and supplemental readings were all very interesting. The class was well-paced and assignments were relatively easy given you put in the work. No complaints!

Adele is probably one of my favorite professors. She is sweet and caring, and during her lectures she is low key funny, you just have to listen for a good laugh. If you don't attend class you will probably fail since the tests cover what she strictly discusses in class word for word. Just be willing to study and listen and you'll pass the class.

very enjoyable class, I had so much fun attending the class. However, I was shocked when i had the exam"Hardest exam". Lot of information. I don't recommend anyone to take this class unless if it was the only class you're taking

Although the tests are pretty hard, Adele gives three homework assignments and three essays per semester that is graded very nicely (wink, wink) so the overall grade isn't solely based on exam scores.

Lewis is a great teacher! Her teaching style is really clear and direct, and she makes sure that the class is engaged. If you show up to class and study properly, this class is a piece a cake.

Professor Lewis is an excellent professor. She is a great lecturer with a wealth of interesting things to say about the art covered in the course. This course is very easy IF you attend the lectures, take notes and do the flashcards as she strongly advises. Do that with care and attention and you will surely get an A.

The only grades are 3 exams and a few short papers. The exams are 100 questions and hard, but if you take good notes and study hard you can succeed. Exam material is straight from the lecture (and a little from the book), so even though she doesn't take attendance, you should show up. I loved this class because of Lewis' interesting lectures.

Professor Lewis is a really good teacher so long as you pay attention and go over your own notes. The papers she assigns are really easy to do and graded really easily in my experience. The tests are really hard and ask specifics but she does tell you to remember specific details that turn up later in the test.

ARS 394 Egyptian Art and Culture. Great class. Professor Lewis really knew her stuff. I thoroughly enjoyed the subject and appreciated learning so much more about Egyptian iconography and symbolism. She's a fair grader and if you pay attention in her lectures you will do well.

This class was a super easy A. The only way to get the content is through the in class lectures but if you miss a day she goes over all the important stuff the class before the exam. Exams are 100 question multiple choice and T/F. Lectures were interesting but its easy to get distracted. Group discussion essay super easy points. Def recommend

First class taken @ ASU, first class taken onine, first class taken within major map. Lots of lecture and reading but fair on grading. Think an online class will be "easy"?Think again! Don't be lazy and just do the work. I am looking forward to taking two more classes with her this Summer.

The tests in this class are quite difficult, but not horrible as long as you study well. They do not include any unreasonable content! There are also quizzes and essays which will help to balance out your grade. I am neutral towards writing, but absolutely LOVED the essays for this class!! Very fun and interesting content!!

This class contained very dry material but she tried her hardest to make it as interesting as possible for us. There is a lot of concepts and memorization that need to be done, so if you study you should do well on the tests. There are only three tests and no final. There are a few papers that need to be done but they help to cushion your grade.

If you go to class, take notes, and make the flashcards like she recommends... you'll get an A. The class is super straightforward if you review what is talked about in class.

I was scared to take this class based off the reviews but it honestly wasnt that bad. I put in bare minimum effort and ended with a mid range B. Her syllabus is off putting, but I emailed her a few times and she was perfectly approachable. Just make sure youre on top of the dates and find some good quizlets and youll be fine

Adele has very straight-forward ppts that she uses during class. You cannot take pics/vids of them, so either write really fast or take notes on a laptop. As long as you know the term she's covering, and you write down all the major points she makes, you'll be fine. Don't miss class, she relies more on talking than on ppt slide specifics.

Really structured online class. Reading and watching the lecture videos are the main course work and it takes a lot of time to absorb the material. The tests are not open note so it is really important to study and make sure you are using the study guides. Other than that, it is a fairly easy class to take, and the teacher is really fair.

Not very big on feedback, but always prompt at grading and getting back to you. ARS 101 was pretty easy. Lot of reading, a few lectures, and some independent research and papers. ARS 102 was a much heavier course load. You cover a LOT of information in a short time. Lots of reading, many hours of lectures, and essays. She cares about her students.

Very kind and funny professor to have. You must attend class in order to pass, considering the lectures are not posted on Canvas. Other than that, if you attend class and take good notes, you will have an easy time passing this course. Highly recommend this professor and this class to those who have interest in taking it.

This class is fine if you listen to all the lectures and reading. Some of the lectures can be a little vague and then the tests and quizzes contain questions that are hard to answer based on the information given. If you do your work and try your best it is not too hard to get an A based on her grading system. She knows a lot about this subject.

As it was an online class I didnt actually interact with her very much, but when I reached out she responded quickly. There is a lot of work for such a low-level class. SO MANY lectures and lots of reading! I did all of the work, and the exams and quizzes were still a little tricky.

Easy class, there are papers for each module but they're easy and short. Quizzes are easy and only about the lecture videos. Reading is required but not an excessive amount of reading. Tests were semi hard, some of the questions on the exams had nothing to do with the readings but still easy enough to pass the test. Just make sure to make notes!

Prof Lewis is cool

Lewis was very fun and friendly. Took this in Fall2019, pre-COVID in a lecture hall. Attendance was not mandatory because there were so many of us in there. Easy to pass if you take notes during lectures. Lecture information was necessary to study for exam(s). Word count not enforced, if you had 230 words when 250 was needed, not a big deal.