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Great Art history professor, she really knew what she was talking about. the ta's grade your tests and papers so i cant really comment on grading, but all of them seem like they graded fairly. easy and interesting class!

Ann was great, engaging and obviously passionate about her subject. She was my teacher while I was in Italy and she was really fun to be around plus extremely knowledgeable.

Dr. Johns is a nice professor who is willing to help her students out. Her lectures are interesting and you can tell she truly enjoys teaching. Take this class if you need a fine arts credit, just make sure you study the DASE and get help if you need. Easy class if you keep up.

I loved her! She was extremely helpful and very nice. You could tell that she was very passionate about her job and she makes the subject matter very interesting. Plus, the class is really easy! She is so helpful that I don't know how anyone could not get an A. Overall a great professor!

Her enthusiasm for teaching was apparent, but her tests were tedious and had many extraneous questions. She also had a tendency to drone on and on, and would yell at students that had cell phones as if they were in high school. Discussion courses were interesting though because we got to analyze works of art at the Blanton.

Johns is an amazing professor. She really knows the history behind the pieces and can usually answer random questions that aren't necessary to know about the pieces (or if she can't, she'll usually research it for you or direct you where to go). If you need an art credit or are just interested in learning more about art history, take her class.

Dr. Johns is a great teacher. Test are a bit hard, but definitely doable. She lets you write on a notecard so no need to memorize really hard names of artists. I would definitely take this class if you need a fine art credit

Dr. Johns is an absolutely wonderful professor. She taught my UGS class on The Pope's City. (Art history of the Vatican) The class was super interesting and not overwhelming at all. She's always there to help you with anything and truly wants to help! I would definitely take another one of her classes.

Johns is a good lecturer and the class is very interesting. Tests have a lot of information but if you pay attention and read they aren't bad and you can use a notecard. Pop quizzes are given for attendance but they're easy.

One of the most interesting teachers ever. Not a huge fan of Art History, but she made it worth going to.

She's a great lecturer, very engaging and she's very easy to listen to. The tests are pretty easy with a minimal amount of studying if you keep up with the art. She gives you an index card on each test so if youre smart you'll figure out an efficient system. All in all I feel more cultured after that class, I know my art pretty well.

Professor Johns is everything you could ever want in an art history professor. Prior to this class I had no interest in art or art history, but the way she lectures about art is so inspiring it makes you want to travel the world and see these works of art for yourself. I would highly recommend her if you think she could spark your interest.

Dr. Johns is an excellent professor. Her biggest pet peeve is anything that distracts the class - i.e. phones or talking while she's talking. She's very into what she is teaching and is extremely knowledgable in her field. She makes Art History really interesting and really engaged me. Tests are not hard at all if you actually study for them.

Amazing professor! Just take her! She is so passionate for the topic and the lectures are never boring! Best teacher in the whole department. I would take her again in a heartbeat!

Very passionate and caring professor! She truly wants her students to do well and is willing to help. She assigns papers but that's almost the only work you have to do, apart from the final project. Overall, this class is easy to get an A in, just do what you are told. Definitely would take again.

3tests. Suggest making notecards and printing out small images of the works to put on the notecards. Read about the key and reading images no other information is that important. Listen to lectures and take notes because the information is helpful for quizzes and tests. overall great class and prof-would take again.

This class was a challenge for me because it required a LOT of reading. However, I can say I learned a lot from this class and the professor is VERY intelligent and knows what she is talking about. She really cares about art history and gives you so many resources to learn as much as you want! Don't take this if you're looking for an easy VAPA.

She is very nice, very clear about instructions, and is lenient with grading when the instructions are followed. If you follow the instructions for each assignment, it will be easy to get an A. Though the readings are usually long and tedious, if you want to get the most out of an easy course, read the materials.

Ann Johns is awesome. The class is mostly online and super easy as long as you listen to her talk during class and take some notes. Other than that you don't need a textbook or to do much more extra work. Super easy VAPA and art history course, i loved it

This class is super easy if you pay attention during the class and take notes. There are 5 question quizzes that happen every class which are very basic and cover the previous class topics. Although you don't necessarily need a textbook, it is helpful. There are also required museum sections once a week in which you write short answers

The blanton visits weigh a lot so go often and do well but there are several drops so its fine to miss once in a while. There was a quiz every day during the lecture which was basically just going over what was covered in the previous class. You have to read to get info on the reading images. Tests were three essays one long two short.

Ann Johns is entertaining, undeniably smart, and cares about making the course interesting, especially for students who don't have an art background or have taken art history before. I've taken a couple of her courses, and I preferred her course online actually - it's very organized and personable, despite being virtual. Would recommend her! :)

I would HIGHLY recommend Ann Johns's online art history course. 40% of your grade is responses from visits to the Blanton museum and short quizzes, which help buffer your grade. 4 tests over 25-35, 1 long, 2 short essays. no final, tests arent cumulative. lectures are entertaining and readings are light. had office hours almost every day.

I loved the weekly museum visits in this class, as well as the number of extra credit opportunities available to students. However, the grading criteria for the museum visits and the test was so different that I got kind of lost in the mix.

Had a great time with the Blanton museum visits, which help your grade. The tests got easier and I enjoyed becoming a better writer and learning about the artworks. Great for cultural literacy. Good amount of chances for extra credit. A bit hit or miss in terms of TA. I recommend this as a VAPA even if you don't have a major involving art, etc.

I would definitely recommend ARH301 with Johns especially from what I have heard about other Vapas. The reading is minimal, the Blanton visits ended up being quite interesting and I feel I learned a lot from this class. Literally make flashcards of the key images before every test and an A is very achievable. NO FINAL TOO!!

As someone who appreciates art, I really liked this class, and it's not a bad amount of reading unless you cram before the tests (which is what I did). That said, I easily got an A (99) because all the tests are short answer/essay type on art concepts. I thought that the lectures were okay but I would skip them after quizzes because I got annoyed.

Ann Johns is chill and funny. Lectures can be boring, but I honestly learned quite a bit about art. Easy if you take notes to refer to. Pop quiz every class, but a ton of them are dropped. Go to Blanton Museum and only read to review for tests!

This class taught me how to become a better writer under the short time period (50 mins) that she had for her tests, and that's a good thing. Her lectures were amazing and she and her TA's are always willing to help out if I had any questions about the test. This class prepared me for future art history classes that I'm going to take in the future.

Awesome class where I learned a ton - there were lots of grades so it's fairly easy to make an A if you put in the effort. Dr. Johns is wonderful, witty professor who clearly has a very deep understanding of her field. The one downside is lots of reading, but the reading makes the rest of the class very easy to understand and there are no papers!

This class is very do-able for a VAPA credit. Read the textbook and take notes during lecture and you should be fine! Also she is a pretty interesting and nice prof makes the class pleasant.

If you put in the time and work, this isn't a hard class. Don't study last minute for quizzes and come prepared for the tests. There is a lot of reading, but the textbooks and required readings are not difficult to understand. Dr. Johns also gives engaging lectures. If you want to do well, this isn't a class you can just blow off though.

Great class overall. Dr. Johns had some skits and videos in the lecture to make it more interesting. Easy quiz every class over the previous lecture and 4 tests consist of two timed essays over any of the artworks we have covered. If you are not a fast writer, tests can be frightening but there are lots of opportunities to boost your grade.

One of the easiest VAPA courses you can probably take at UT. She has 22 quizzes and drops 7 of them. The graders grade very easy on the museum visits and exams as long as you answer the question they directly ask. The 5 question multiple choice quizzes are not hard as long as you listen and take notes on the previous online lecture.

Dr. John's lectures use cool visuals and skits that will keep you engaged and informed. However, I did have a bit of trouble with this class as I am not a good writer. Tests and Blanton assignments were graded a little harsh, and daily quizzes were often easy, but some had weird questions. But, extra credit and assignment drops help! Not too bad.

Took Johns' online class and went in with very low expectations, just trying to get my VAPA. I found that the class was actually pretty interesting, and the weekly museum visits were very entertaining. Johns is a great professor as well, I highly recommend going to her office hours. Would take again.

Dr. Johns is very engaging during the online lectures, however the thing I didn't like about this class is that all 4 tests are 2 timed short essays. An A in this class is a 94 which is annoying bc its art history. Also, the tests are graded by all different people so they weren't consistent at all. Going to the museum counts for most of ur grade.

Dr. Johns (make sure to say "dr.") is a fantastic professor, I found her lectures captivating and her class well structured. If you attend every session and make an honest effort on every assignment you should have no problem getting at least a B+. Dr. Johns is a great prof and I would recommend her class to anyone regardless of interest in art.

I enjoyed Dr. Johns and Intro to Art History as a whole. She's super nice and you can get up to 2 points extra credit on your final grade. There are plenty of grades so your final grade won't just be based on a few tests, and she really knows what she's talking about. I highly recommend her and this class.

As a non-fine arts major, I actually kind of enjoyed her class. Gives you a GC credit, which is nice, and there are no tests. Only 10 reading responses to do, I did all 10 the first few weeks, and a pretty chill group project. You definitely don't need to understand art history to get an A, just do the assignments. Class was small.

Super easy VAPA credit as long as you pay attention in class and read the textbook, and generally follow the suggestions from the TAs or professor Johns herself. Blanton visits are weekly and can be a bit boring, but easy enough. Johns is a very knowledgeable professor who makes her lectures engaging and really works with the online format.

Dr. Johns is everything a good professor should be. She is knowledgeable, witty, fair, and caring. I thoroughly enjoyed being in her class this semester. Her lessons were always thoroughly engaging, and she made me look forward to coming to class everyday. I highly recommend her and will definitely consider taking another class with her.

Prof Johns was really witty and overall a good professor. The readings were a bit boring and long, but eventually you learn you don't actually have to read everything. The quizzes were always really easy, as long as you read about the key images and take lecture notes you'll be fine. The tests are also easy and open note so not much studying needed

For someone who didn't care about art, she really kept her online lectures engaging for me. Everything is outlined in the syllabus and as long as you show up to discussion and are a good essay writer you should have no trouble getting an A in the class. Attendance is not mandatory at all since everything is outlined on the syllabus already.

This class is not an easy A and you definitely have to attend all lectures and read the textbook to do well. Tests are open book but are all essays so you really have to know your stuff. Prof. Johns always makes lectures really interesting and the weekly visits to the Blanton are really cool. If you want a VAPA that won't bore you, this is the one!

online version of class attending every lecture. there is a quiz every lecture. must read textbook before class. must know images taught in last class for quiz on current class. also must participate in TA sections to get credit. just a lot of work when it does not need to be. but, she is a great professor and the material is interesting.

This class is very manageable, there are quizzes every lecture but you will definitely do very well on them if you just watch the lecture before the quiz. The exams are very straightforward and if you take basic notes before the exam you will make an A

I think Professor Johns makes Art History really interesting and fun if it wasn't something you were really interested in before. Her lectures can be goofy sometimes and in others she goes off on a tangent a little. Expectations are really clear and you're allowed to use notes on the tests! Learned something new and got an easy A+!

Johns is a fantastic prof, she really knows her stuff. There are quizzes every class but you get to drop like 8 of them. The textbook is required but she also goes over the images in the lecture. There is a discussion section where participation matters and tests are open note. RECOMMEND IF YOU ARE LOOKING TO TAKE AN EASY VAPA.

I LOVE Dr. Johns! She is so sweet and really wants her students to succeed and not be stressed, especially because of the pandemic. This was my first art history class ever so I was nervous, but the class is an easy A if you keep track of the images she shows you in class. Easy VAPA credit!

I really didnt like art going into the class but Dr. Johns changed that for me. Through her fun lectures and amazing TAs, she inspired me to engage with the material and he analytical. If you can be analytical in a way where you can engage with the artworks, you can get an A.

To be honest: I didnt understand the concept of a significant fact going into the first test... you need to pre-write them before the test, but if you do that youll probably get a 100. Tests were open note and the attendance quiz was so minimal I got an A- without doing most of them and with a 78 on the first test. Fun class though.

I loved Dr. Johns class this semester! Be ready to read from the textbook, and take notes. Also paying close attention during lectures, and taking notes is a MUST. Her class consists of 23 quizzes (but 8 are dropped), and 3 tests. I completely recommend this class if you are at all interested in art or architecture.

Dr. Johns showed how much she cared about this class. It was a truly enjoyable class that definitely kept my attention. Her lectures could ramble at times, but for the most part stayed on the topic. Daily quizzes could be hard, but were doable. No final, but exams could be hard - answers had to be very detailed. Would definitely take her again.

professor johns has a passion for teaching art history! she makes lectures go by so quick just because theyre so interesting! she gives many opportunities to raise your grade. the amount of effort you put in will determine your grade. not a hard class! just attend lectures and TA sessions and youll be great!

For someone who's not interested in art history, Doctor Johns made this course as interesting as possible. Simple VAPA credit if you do the readings and take notes, and engage in discussions.

An amazing intro class into art history. Dr. Johns really knows her stuff. Weekly mandatory TA sessions so class participation is a must. Test consists of 10 short answers and an essay. If you put effort into it, an A is definitely doable.

I love the lectures that Dr John gives. She is also easy to reach if anything goes wrong. There are 10 short reading responses/1 essay/1 group project, which are pretty easy and doable, but there is a lot of reading!!! There are 2 exams with questions/essay. I found them very difficult because of the amount of material in such a limited time

If you attend the lectures and pay attention this class is easy. Never need to study for the exams, just organize your notes, since all tests are open notes. Took this for a VAPA credit, if you put even a little bit of effort you will be fine.

Super interesting course! She was very organized and engaging with the web-based platform. Had to attend every lecture since she had quizzes every class, and the tests were all free response. Put in some effort (ie: take notes/read the provided texts) & if you do that you will learn a lot and be very successful! (she also has a sense of humor)

ARH331P. Easy to get an A but you have to do the work for it. I have no experience with art history but soon was able to catch up. Tests are not terrible but you have to prep for them. Reading Responses are easy, and she's an easy grader, Just keep on top of the work, it isn't that difficult. She goes on tangents during her lectures.

Grades based on daily quizzes (MC, pop up randomly during class time), 3 tests, and TA-led sessions grades. The quizzes and tests are very hard and graded in extreme detail. If you are interested in art, this class would be interesting. However, if you just need an easy VAPA credit, consider other classes because this class is NOT easy.

There are daily attendance questions, but 8/23 are dropped. There are also 3 daily readings for each work studied that class during lecture, but these readings are generally fairly short and are crucially important for building understanding for tests. There are three tests worth a total of 45% of the grade, so study well and take good notes.

If you're interested in art history, this is a good VAPA to take. There are daily quizzes during lectures (some are dropped). The exams were open notes and only 50 minutes, so you have to be prepared and have organized notes. Lectures were interesting, but your grade truly depends on your TA. The quizzes and TA participation help your grade.

Art History isn't something I'm interested in, but her lectures (and the TA sessions) were insightful and entertaining. She's clear on what will be tested, so as long as you take notes during lecture, you'll do fine on the tests. I didn't like most of her guest lecturers though. Plenty of extra credit opportunities too.

There aren't enough positive words to use for Dr. Johns! Her course was wonderful and engaging. She is so passionate about what she teaches and her knowledge is beyond extensive. She is one of the best professors I've taken at UT. She is so caring and understanding, just be prepared and on time with your work.

Amazing! Lectures are engaging and the TA sections cool. If you have ever thought about a piece of art critically youre set, but if you're in mccombs it might be hard for you. Tests time limits are short (only 50 mins) if you have clear notes and read study guide its straightforward the lead TA even makes a video about what to expect for your test.

This class was really fun and engaging. The quizzes, readings, and exams were very manageable if you cared to do good in the class and participate in the discussion sections. Overall, a very interesting and good vapa class.

Lectures are given on a live stream with a short quiz that covers previous lecture materials. TA sections are held at the Blanton and are very interesting. Tests are open note just make sure you take good notes because TAs grade very precisely when it comes to the significant facts you have to write for a piece. Overall, a great class!

She's awesome, amazing lectures and an expansive love and knowledge for what she teaches. Her classes made me think of taking a minor in Art History even though I'm a STEM major. She's funny and engaging, workload is a lot but pretty much as long as you do a little above the bare minimum you will be rewarded.

not too heavy with assignments, the reading responses are pretty easy along with the two projects, if you have or start a good note taking system for her lectures then the open note exams should be pretty easy, hardest part would be doing all the reading associated with the class

I learned so much and it was all very interesting. It's not hard to make an A in this class, but you MUST put in a lot of effort! The time you have for the exams is very short so you must prepare the significant facts for each artwork ahead of time or you won't have enough time. Learned that the hard way. Really loved what I learned.

I am so glad to have taken this class as my VAPA. I wasn't expecting to enjoy it so much! Dr. Johns is hilarious, witty and passionate about her work. This isn't a hard class, but you MUST put in the work for it. Your notes from the readings are your biggest friend, and will help you when it comes to tackling your essay and short answer responses.

This class is easy to do well in. There are only two exams (open note and the prompt is given a week before, so just pre-write). And a weekly writing response which is graded super easily. I really enjoyed this class and the workload was really easy to manage.

If you need an easy VAPA credit, take this class. Dr. Johns is a good lecturer, but doesn't interact with students. Daily quizzes and 3 exams, all open-note. TA grade exams, so hopefully yours is nice! As long as you take good notes of lectures/readings and know how to write the exams, you will get an A. Also, you visit the Blanton occasionally!

Prof. John is a great teacher that is super passionate about her class. 3 Tests that mirror the same structure throughout the course. Half that is copy/paste (basically take home) and the other half is an essay. Don't fault on the little lecture quizzes. Museum visits every Friday are so fun. Great Class. Highly recommend for a VAPA credit.

Dr. Johns is an amazing professor! Just be sure to use the study guides and create your unique fact ahead of the test, and then it is a breeze. Although she comes off kind of condescending sometimes in messages, she is a great lecturer. She also gives many opportunities for extra credit. Could not recommend this class enough!

Entire course is based off the "key" images (3 per lecture). Mandatory attendance taken through quiz during the lecture (8 drops). Open-note, timed, online tests on identifying titles, artist, etc. and writing a significant fact. Watch lectures and read the articles for each image for in-depth significant facts. BS through weekly TA sections

A super intriguing class! Just make sure to stay up with video lectures and your notes to stay prepared for the 3 midterms in the semester. The first test is pretty low risk, so it is important to LEARN from your mistakes then. Other than that, it is a really lowkey class :)

23 short in-class quizzes (with 8 drops), 3 Tests (do the study guide, it takes hours to complete), mandatory TA section every week at Blanton Museum (chill participation assignment). Gives extra credit to final grade (1-2 pts). I did not pay attention in class, it was easy overall but the pre-work for tests was super tedious. Ended with a 99.4%.

Class is online and lectures are very well planned and interesting. Only in person thing is a discussion at the blanton every week which is pretty chill. There are pop quizzes every lecture but the questions are easy if you pay attention. Tests are pretty easy depending on your TA.

WHAT A PROFESSOR! Though this entire class was online and graded by tests heavily, my goodness what a blessing she is. Though she is online, she gives so much consideration and cares about her students even if we are just an email to her. Missed my 3rd test online, and she allowed me to take an alt test! She's amazing!

I just took this class for my VAPA credit, but I recommend this to everyone. I actually feel like I was able to learn a lot about art in general, and I really enjoyed the content. Every class, there is a quiz about the last week's info, but they're super short (5 questions) and only took a few minutes. Just use the pre-test prep and watch lectures.

This class was honestly one of the easiest classes I took last semester. The quizzes each class are easy as long as you pay attention to the lectures since I found out most of the questions from those than the readings. There's only 3 tests and no final and the tests themselves are not hard at all. They clearly tell you how to write the essay.

Professor Johns is a fantastic and engaging lecturer. Nice for students like me just taking the course for VAPA. No final. Three open-note tests. Homework is only to take notes based off lectures and readings to use for the tests. TA sections are held at the Blanton usually and are very chill. Not hard to get an A. Highly recommend for VAPA credit.

Super easy and interesting VAPA. Not homework heavy and the appropriate level of difficulty for a class that's just to fill a requirement.

very passionate lady with lots of character. comes off as passive aggressive sometimes, but justifiably so. very good at breaking down concepts within art. lectures are impressive for online (highly recommend going to in-person when possible for fun + extra credit). discussion sections are fun! generally easy class to take (when actually trying).

Attendance isn't mandatory but she has pop quizzes which are 10% of your final grade. Midterms are based on key images, half is identifying characteristic of images and the other half is writing essay based on images (like DBQ). Do your required readings and create a mega doc/quizlet for the images and you'll be fine.

Very easy and manageable class. Make sure to prepare key image IDs before exams (open note tests) and practice comparing art pieces for the essay portion. I enjoyed Dr. Johns' lectures and found them interesting. Review key images from the previous class and you'll be fine for the quizzes. Would definitely recommend this VAPA!!

This class was really easy. As long as you took notes over the key images in class and then did the same notes for the 2 outside reading images you'll do perfectly fine. I was nervous at first, but this class was so much easier than expected. The TA was one of the best people I have ever met, so love her for that. Recommend for VAPA 100%

Dr. Johns is a passionate professor. Get ready to read A LOT of old-fashioned text. 10 Weekly reading responses (I recommend choosing Dante), 2 group projects, 2 exams (limited 2h,open note,the prompt is given a week before, so pre-write!). TA Jared was wonderful and always ready to help. Dark & cold classroom made me feel sleepy :)

have to pay attention to the class and take lots of notes, but you'll do well on quizzes if you do. she's funny and engaging so I enjoyed lectures. for tests you just need a doc with a picture, notes, and title/info which I just made during lectures. readings are not necessary to do well. weekly sessions at blanton are with TA and are fine

My thoughts on this course have changed a lot compared to earlier in the semester (I wouldn't say I liked it at first). The first test is pretty rough because you're still grasping the expectations of the course, but after that, it's pretty smooth sailing. Decent amount of work, show up to class and attend your TA meetings and you will be fine.

Dr. Johns' ARH301 is an engaging VAPA class. The lectures are informative, the quizzes are manageable, and using study tools like Unstuckstudy helps prepare for the open-note tests. Overall, a solid choice for VAPA credit.

Everything really depends on your TA. All your tests are graded by TA and I had a harsh grader where professor Johns ended up giving all ppl in my TA sessions a 10pts curve on one of our tests. But prof Johns is very passionate and good at communication. EASY VAPA CREDIT. TAKE IT!

I would 100% take this class again. No homework, but 5-question quizzes each class which were easy in my opinion. My TA was great and it was fun to have discussion section with her. Make sure you participate in discussion because that can bring your grade up a lot. Open note tests, the only hard part about them is time management and the essay.

Dr. Johns was such a great professor! I loved the in-person discussion sections at The Blanton, they were an easy and fun way to get your grade up. Exams are not too hard, they are open-note, just a lot to be completed in 55 minutes.

You probably don't need to read yet another raving review about Dr. Johns so I'll leave it at this. Take the class.

Your TA grades all the tests; make sure you know their expectations well before the first exam. Tests have a lot of questions (short answer and essay) and very little time, so if you're a slow writer this course isn't a great fit. Lectures were interesting and the in-person sessions can be fun if you enjoy looking at art.

I love Dr. Johns. She is so passionate about what she teaches. I have taken multiple classes with her, and she is just great.

She does quizzes mid-lecture so attendance is mandatory, but they were alright overall. Go to the TA sessions when they have them as participation is a factor of the grade, but they were actually really chill and I enjoyed them. Make a google doc for the exams to help you with pictures and significant facts, can easily finish with an A.

I'm glad I didn't read any reviews before taking a class with Dr. Johns. Her class is challenging, but to an appropriate level. She is very knowledgeable and seems to enjoy forming connections with students who actually care about the content and engage with the material. She's a very fair grader and I highly recommend taking a class from her!

You can tell she is very knowledgeable and passionate and willing to make connections with students who are interested in art. She can be strict about paying attention in class but as long as you pay attention in lecture you shouldn't find her "condescending" like others say. Tests allow a notecard and are an easy A if you study a little.

Grade solely relies on the TA you get; they grade exams which are worth 60% of the grade. Also participate in your TA led sections! It's worth a lot (30%). Studying for the format of these exams is a steep learning curve. Get ready to memorize and try your best! Overall, the lectures were enjoyable, and Dr. Johns is very knowledgeable.

Easy VAPA class. Dr. Johns is an amazing lecturer and really passionate about the material. Readings help, but aren't required. Quizzes are open-book, and you can answer directly from the slides. TAs are great too. If you're prepared, the exams are manageable. Half of it is just identifying pieces, which you can put on a notecard.

Bruh, I genuinely do not know what people mean when they say "condescending". As long as you're not talking over her or blatantly on your phone (why would you do that, her lectures are so cool), then she won't call you out. I loved the museum visits, tests were easy 90+ if you prepared well, and class was entertaining. I'm going to miss it.

Took this for my VAPA and although it was super entertaining and rewarding to learn about new things it is very difficult. would not recommend if you are not interested as it is a upper division course. The professor is very caring and makes an effort to learn your name and keep you engaged.

An engaging lecturer with straight forward tests! You can achieve the grade you want if you put the effort into paying attention, taking good notes, and studying.I enjoyed our TA led discussions as we went to view art around campus, learning to analyze them.I recommend printing out flashcards of the image bank for each test and using active recall.