-Do not skip class (does not take attendance but lectures contain tons of information that are not on the slides he uploads) -Uploads lecturesslides (general info) -Four exams (you may drop one) -Exams are tough (multiple choice, one-at-a-time type questions, timed) -No group work, homework, or writing papers -Wont use the book -Low stress course

You have to go to class. His tests are based majority on lectures and they're pretty hard.

Not a bad course. No homework, no discussion boards, just 4 tests, and he drops the worst grade out of your 4. If you don't go to class the slides he uploads will make no sense.

I loved this class this year! Lectures are very straight forward and easy to understand. He posts his slides online but they won't make sense if you don't go to class. Tests are really easy if you paid attention in class and he drops your lowest one at the end of the semester. He's hot so that definitely helps too.

This has to be my favorite class hands down! Lectures are not mandatory, but he discusses a lot of information so I wouldn't encourage missing any of them. I admire the fact that he doesn't read off of the lecture slides, rather it feels as if he's telling a story. Btw, tests will ask questions about the book and the assigned documentary.

Great teacher and class. Just make sure you attend class or you will not pass. Take good notes and the tests will be really easy but you have to make sure that you are writing down or typing a majority of what he is saying. If you do that you will easily get an A in the course.

The entire grade is the average of the 4 online tests you take based on the lectures. The lowest test grade is dropped from the grade book, and he also curves your final grade. There's also no homework or discussion posts. Take this class.

He has absolutely amazing lectures, they are fun to attend; he makes everything a story. He also has an adorable accent so it is is even better! There are only 4 tests, all online. They cover lectures, readings, and assigned movies. The tests aren't difficult if you payed attention. I would definitely take another one of his classes.

Huge lecture class. Really interesting material. You have to attend class, read a book, and watch documentaries. The class isn't hard however, the test questions (while multiple choice) are purposely vague and confusing making it hard to get an A, as missing just a few questions of the first couple exams will prevent it.

Well worth your time, very interesting class and professor

I felt this class was easy as long as you viewed the lectures, although there are a lot of them. The class had 3 quizzes and a final exam along with 3 fairly short papers and 3 discussion boards. I didn't read the book once as everything was covered in the lectures.

No homework, your entire grade is based on four tests. All four are online, but it still helps to read beforehand and watch the two movies he assigns. If you read, and go to class regularly, you'll easily get an A. Easy B if you don't attend lectures also

I really enjoyed this class online and it is super easy especially with all the lecture videos that broke the textbook down and simplified the material. Also unlike a lot of my classes this class was not heavy in homework and I would typically be able to finish a weeks homework in less than 2 hours.

Interesting lectures. Cares about us

This has been my best class at ASU. His lectures are fascinating even if the class is early in the morning. The exams are hard but he curves the grade. Multiple choice questions. If you miss classes you will find it hard.

This class changed my life and now I want to be an archaeologist. The lectures can be long but they were all interesting and you can tell he cares about us. He is also funny and if you go see him he is easy to talk to

The most interesting class I've taken at ASU.

He did an amazing job at preparing the class for the actual school year as well as helping us find all campus resources and succeed.

I really enjoyed this class. The only grades in the class were four online open-note exams and the lowest grade was dropped. The exams are based on his lectures and a film you watch for each exam, so it is necessary to go to lecture since his slides are just pictures. He does not allow talking or even whispering in his lectures, however.

Care about the class, only grades will be 4 exams and he will drop the lowest one, he allows notes during his exams, it is important to attend lectures and watch all the videos he posted.

Prof. Perreault was so nice and often added in funny little comments during his lecture. His lectures were always interesting since he talks in a story like manner. There were four tests, multiple choice, 40 questions, curved, one dropped, and open note w/ no hw. He cancels class 4 times for film days. Super easy class! Would recommend!

He is a good professor, although lectures are not mandatory, is it necessary to attend because all his lecture PDFs are just a few words and pictures. 4 Exams and he will drop the lowest one, he counts only letter grade but not exam average.

He is very passionate about what he is teaching making the course very interesting and kept me engaged throughout most of the lectures. The class is only graded by 4 tests though which makes it hard if you do poorly on one test. I think he drops the lowest test score though. You will have to go to lecture and take very detailed notes to do well.

This class has absolutely no homework, other than the days where he cancelled class to have you watch documentaries which he provides guides to. All four of his exams are open note, he curves the grade AND drops your lowest score! I loved his class it was so interesting and easy!! You have to attend his lectures though otherwise you will not pass!

Overall a very nice professor, slight accent but easily understandable. I found the lectures interesting and you do have to show up and take notes to pass. 4 open note, online exams, with the lowest score dropped. As long as you pay attention in lecture it'll be an easy A.

Amazing lecture and easy grade

Amazing teacher, if you show up and take notes in class you are basically guaranteed an A. Lectures and videos are interesting. Only graded on 4 online tests that are open note. Cool accent and tells a lot of archaeology jokes.

The class was pretty easy if you pay attention in lecture and take notes. Tests were done online and were open note tests. However, your grade is solely based on exam scores, and it is crucial to study prior to exams (even with open note) to ensure that you'll get a good grade. Perreault cracks jokes here and there and is a pretty chill professor.

I highly recommend that you go to lectures and take notes even though attendance is not mandatory. The class is ONLY based on your 4 exam grades (the tests are open note) but don't be fooled the questions are still difficult so study before each exam. The professor was super chill and passionate about the subject. Overall it was an easy class.

ASB222 online is an easy class if you do the work. A lot of reading, each week had at least 2 chapters of reading and the chapters are long. Each week had multiple lecture videos, some long and boring and some very interesting. Take notes on the key terms they provide you with and you'll do well on the quizzes which are open book.

There's lectures every class, so if you don't go, you better be sure whoever's notes your using is doing a good job. There are documentaies to watch and he cancels class the day they are assigned, we also have to read a book, its super short and easy. He's funny and nice, and does a good job lecturing, he knows his stuff.

Fun and interesting. If you attend lectures exams are easy. He cares about us and is funny.

The whole class is graded by your top 3 out of 4 test grades, no homework or attendance. Tests are open note as well. But do NOT miss class, and take as many notes as you can. There's no reason not to get an A in this class if you follow that. He's funny and knows the material well and the class was very interesting, even though it wasn't my major.

The lecture was not mandatory but the material needed to be learned in class or you will miss questions on tests. Any readings assigned from books will be referenced in test questions, so read! Charles Perreault was a very enjoyable professor to have, and I would take again!

He is a really good teacher who is very passionate about his class. He really carers about feedback and knowing how the class is doing. Our entire class was based on four test grades that are taken online and are open note. Going to class is very important because that is where you get all of the information that you need for the test.

If history is in any way interesting to you- you'd love this class. It is all lectures but Dr. Perreault jazzes it up with personal stories from his past. Also adds funny slides. I left every class having learned something interesting. This was absolutely my favorite class of the semester if not all time.

I really enjoyed this class, awesome professor with interesting lectures. There is NO homework and the only grades come from four tests. The tests are taken online outside of class with lock down browser and they are open note. It's a really easy A if you go to class and take notes. I rented the book but didn't read it and still ended with a 95%.

Professor Perreault's class was my most enjoyable and laid back class last semester. The grading for this class was based solely on 3 out of 4 exams given throughout the semester based on lecture material and light reading material. His lectures are very interesting to listen to, but make sure to take notes, as he speaks 99% from memory.

Definitely show up to class. A lot of notes are taken so make sure to attend lectures much as possibles. Many of the tests are based on these notes. You will also need to read the book for the tests swell. overall easy class but boring.

Wonderful professor, easy A, tests are online multiple choice with questions based on lectures, a few readings, and a few documentaries. There are four movie days when you dont have class, which is awesome. Really nice and helpful. Class is interesting and sometimes funny.

I took Dr. Perreault's ASB 222 class in 2019, and I enjoyed it so much, I decided to take his other class the next semester. He gives fascinating lectures and is a great story teller. His classes are relatively easy so long as you attend all lectures, and they're graded on four fair exams. If you want a relaxing, interesting course, take this one.

attended 3 lectures and I got an A-. Watch the movies and take great notes of slides, review them before class! He mentions extra stuff in class that are on the exams so you will miss these questions. Lectures are boring so it is likely you will fall asleep. I printed out all of his slides so I recommended doing this and adding notes as he speaks.

Fascinating content. Some of the quizzes have weird wording, and it is annoying that you can't backtrack. Ultimately, it's not that hard. Beware of weird due dates, as long as you know how to use the calendar function on Canvas you should be good. Again, extremely interesting lectures and modules.

I took Professor Perreaults ASB 222 online summer class. Take good notes on the lectures as most of the quiz questions come from there. Some of the test questions can be pretty specific. There were three assignments, they were pretty easy and not graded harshly. Have a buddy in this class as quizzes are unique & any Q can be on the exam

Prof. Perreault's lectures easy to understand and though the class was a lecture class with four exams (he dropped our lowest grade), it was super easy to follow along with. All I had to do was take good notes, and the class size was so large I sold my notes and study guides and made a killing. He also seems to really like what he does which helps.

I LOVED Mr. Perreault. Best professor I've taken at ASU. His lectures are super interesting, and he doesn't give you ANY homework. The exams are easy if you take good notes, but the lectures are so enjoyable you will probably remember most of them. Take this class if you want a passionate professor, new conversation starters, and an easy A+.

I enjoyed the lectures, mine were via zoom, but they would probably be better in person. Grade is based on 4 exams AND he drops the lowest score. I got an A- on the first 3, so I didn't have to take the final (zero was dropped) meaning I got an A-. Awesome

This class was super interesting. Its not the easiest but also not the hardest.

Professor Perreault seemed to take more of an administrative function in this course. However, the content and lectures in the course were great! I loved the opportunity to learn from a variety of professors in various lectures and each of them had great anecdotal stories they shared of their own archaeological experiences. A nice bonus!

Pros: Great professor, really passionate about what he teaches. Easy tests, attendance not mandatory (but necessary to pass the tests). Cons: The lectures can get boring and are long. That's pretty much it. I would 100% recommend this class and professor to anyone.

Very reasonable tests, pretty fun lectures, Read and study the ending slides and you'll get an A Also, I did and you can skip classes, just read and study the lecture slides afterwards.

The class is designed to be very easy so you can pass as long as you go to most of the lectures. There is no homework and it is pretty interesting.

I think it's hard to make any hour long lecture not feel, y'know, long, but Professor Perreault has an evident passion in his field which does make the lectures more engaging. Great sense of humor that comes through sometimes. I would recommend showing up to as many lectures as you can, as exams are based on concepts rather than simple facts.

No homework, 4 tests, lowest gets dropped. Show up to class or you'll be as lost as the first archaeologist trying to figure out what Stonehenge is. In terms of note-taking, copy-paste the Key Concepts at the start of each lecture into a notes program and elaborate on them. With good notes and studying, anyone can get an A- or better.

It was clear he really cared about his subject which made the lectures that I would normally consider somewhat boring to be more interesting. All you have to do is show up, pay attention and take good notes on the key concepts, study those (quizlet helps), and take 4 tests (he drops the lowest one, I didn't even have to take the 4th test)

The class wasnt difficult by any means. Prof Perreault was present when needed and answered questions quickly. There is a lot of material to cover but if you buckle down and work hard, its not a big deal.

He knows what he's lecturing about and it shows. Exam questions come right from lectures, and he is adapting his class to become more accessible (recording lectures, etc.). Exams get a B+ average. Only complaint is that he teaches in 300+ person lectures and seems to get really frustrated when there is noise. Of course it won't be dead silent.

This was a very easy and enjoyable class. Professor Perreault is a great teacher and his class is extremely easy if you try just a little. There are no assignments and you only have to take four tests (of which the lowest score is dropped). The tests are extremely easy if you read over the notes he gives as all the questions are pulled from there.

Amazing lectures. My favorite class. He cares about the students and you can go talk to him after class he enjoys the conversation and is very approachable

Awesome prof. class graded by 4 tests, lowest dropped. all material from lectures. I am set for an A. Low stress class, material is super interesting which is helpful. Grading very fair and questions are clear. Will be taking more from this dude

He is a great instructor and you can tell he is passionate about the material he is teaching. You need to go to lectures or you will be lost in the test.

He was a great lecturer, even though this class made me realize I don't want to study archeology, he still was engaging. You can tell he has a real passion for what he teaches. Only 4 tests in the semester, no other assignments, they're online and worst one is dropped. Just go to lectures and look over the study guide and you should be golden.

Grade consists of a few tests (including final exam) as well as two easy written assignments. You must watch/take detailed notes on lecture videos, as questions on tests are derived from small details. Reading (and buying) the textbook is absolutely not necessary, as the tests consist solely of questions from the videos. Tests use lockdown browser.

This entire class was graded with the best 3/4 tests. Really easy going. Use the key topics documents that he uploads to the class files.

I LOVED this class! Super easy & very educational. The digital field trips were an amazing experience! Pretty much everything is open book. As long as you fill out the study guides, you'll ace the class. If you need an elective to raise your GPA, take this gem! Prof Perreault is very knowledgeable & you can tell he has a passion for the subject.

Entire grade is made up of 4 or 5 tests, the lowest score is dropped. Tests use lockdown browser. I don't really go to lecture or take notes, but still end up with around a 30/36 on tests. cannot stress enough how important it is to go to the exam review lectures, as the TA helps you out with letting you know what will and will not be on the exams.

Professor Perrault is a great professor who very clearly outlines his lectures ahead of time to ensure they're understandable. He answers any questions you have in and out of class, makes the exams exactly what was taught, and even drops your lowest score at the end of the semester. I'd definitely recommend professor Perrault!

Professor Perreault's class was basically self-paced. The entire grade was based on three quizzes and one final exam, and everything was due on the final day of class. My only complaint is that I spent $150 on a textbook only to find out the first week of class that it wasn't actually necessary!

This has been my favorite class of the semester.

I have no complaints about his teaching, he clearly knows his stuff. The class itself is relatively easy and only graded by 4 exams. He drops the lowest score. I would recommend this class if you have a deep interest in archaeology, otherwise the lectures can be pretty boring for you. He posts all the lectures and key concepts on canvas.

- No assignments, no homework, only 4 graded exams. - Your lowest score exam is dropped. - Very interesting lectures. - Impossible to fail this class.

Take this class. It's the perfect class: Almost no studying, literally no homework, and the most interesting lectures from a professor that's passionate and teaches well. I loved the class. 4 exams, one dropped. Really easy exams, almost all questions come from study guide. Just one thing you need to do: Attend all lectures, and it'll be a breeze.

Professor Perreault's ASB222 class is a breeze - minimal work, but engaging lectures. Use unstuck study along with the provided notes to ace the exams. Just don't miss class and it's an easy A.

I would highly recommend this class! 100% of your grade is based on non-cumulative exams, and the lowest score is dropped. The tests (multiple choice) are really easy if you just attend lectures and study beforehand. Attendance isn't mandatory, but I would recommend going anyways. The lectures are interesting, well-prepared, and informative.

Professor Perreault was a good teacher and you can tell he loves what he does. He has a lot of experience which makes for interesting stories. It is all about anthropology and archaeology, so if you are not into that do not take the class. He gives a lot of resources for students to do good in class.

Very easy & interesting class. Difficult not to get an A. It is graded by four exams, and the lowest score is dropped. Lectures are very intriguing, and slides & guiding notes are posted along with review sessions & core concepts. Lectures, while fascinating, can be a little slow, so focus on taking super detailed notes in question-and-answer form.

Big lecture hall, but his style of lecture is great. He made me interested in archaeology. You can tell he cares about the students.

The lectures are super dense and terminology heavy but Professor Perreault makes the classes super engaging. He's really passionate about his work and genuinely cares about his students. He's also super approachable both in office hours and after class. I'd love to take his class again!

I am genuinely so sad this class ends and I wish that he taught more archaeology classes that's how good heis. His lectures are presented as if they were stories, with evidence to back up those stories taking the form of tools that are used in the Archaeological record. Lectures are extremely engaging and he gives free exam questions if you attend.

Amazing professor, if you study a little it goes a long way in this class. No assignments only 4 tests but all of the test are fair and very easy. Amazing class highly recommend!

This course is graded by four exams; is you take all four exams he will drop your lowest score so then you grade is based on three exams. The lectures where interesting but can get boring at times if you are not interested in the contents. If you take this class, make sure you look and study the key concepts before an exam.

Took Buried Cities and Lost Tribes. Only four exams, attendance matters, and the class is entirely lecture-based. I loved the lectures and the professor, and it fit my learning style well. Might be difficult for students with auditory learning issues or no interest in anthropology/history.

Professor Perreault is a very good teacher with a simple class structure. You have four exams in total, and whichever exam has the lowest grade is removed. He WANTS you to pass! All you need to do to pass is set aside time to study; I just made my own quizlets and got an A. There's also key concepts in files on canvas you can use to make quizlet.