His online Dog Behavior class is very interesting, especially if you love dogs. You have to watch 3 or more lectures a week, usually around 30-40 minutes long a piece. However, if you take decent notes, the quizzes are pretty easy. Unless you simply do not watch the lectures, this class is an easy A.

Really easy, interesting class if you need an upper division credit. Prof. Wynne provided all of the information for quizzes via web lecture and didn't even assign a book. The videos weren't painful to get through and you just need to answer 10 questions about the material once a week. Discussions were a breeze and everything was about dogs, c'mon.

I liked this professor. The whole class was primarily watching lectures and taking easy ten question multiple-choice quizzes. All of the discussion answers are spoon-fed to you. There is no required textbook. If you are into the topic he is talking about, the class is easy and fun.

Dog Behavior was very interesting. The class consists of watching lectures and interviews (2 hours), a some reading, 3 contributions to a discussion, and a 10-question quiz every week. There is also a final. Quiz questions can be very tricky, but if you ask him about it, he might give you points back. You can only miss 8 points to get an A.

I loved this class, and would take another class by this professor. With that being said, because of the little amount of work its very hard to receive an A. 10 point quiz each week and 3 point discussion board posts. I watched every lecture, did all of the reading, and took good notes. I got a B because I missed on average 1 question per quiz.

Lecture videos and papers can be read and listened to within a few hours, but beware of the quizzes. He asks very specific questions to what is being lectured. Very little points are given in the class, and there is absolutely no extra credit given.

I was scared to take his class at first base on reviews. But he was the best online professor I have ever taken. His lecture sometimes he would crack jokes that were super funny. I think this class is easier than the beatles class. Just take notes and save the questions and answers on the quiz for the final exam!

I was also afraid to take the course due to the reviews on here. But, this was one of the best/most interesting courses I've taken. The only downfall is the that you only can only miss a few points to maintain an A, and some of the quizzes were tricky, but do-able. Just watch the lectures and materials carefully and you'll be golden.

Dog Behavior overall was a good upper division class and professor Wynne is passionate on the subject. Lecture vids were mostly interesting. Take notes. Just reading the supplemental PowerPoints is not enough sometimes. Make sure to note the particular name of the scholar who conducted the study/experiment and other main points for the quizzes

Took dog behavior A session. You will not get a good grade if you do not watch and take notes on his online lecture videos (About 3-4 different lectures totaling about 1.5 - 2 hours or less a week). There is a 20 minute 10 question quiz and 3 discussion board responses due every week and a 30 question final. Very easy if you pay attention.

Dr. Wynne is exceptional. His lectures are insightful and he is extremely active to respond to student's questions. In this class you can learn so much if you decide to participate and do all the readings. He utilizes interviews, papers, videos, and research. Highly recommend this professor & class for Bio majors or anyone interested in behavior.

Dr. Wynne is fabulous. He provides all the material you need, no book required. Pretty easy class, as long as you watch all the videos and read the material.

I really enjoyed this class online. I learned a lot. I think this class is straight forward and easy to grasp. As long as you listen to his lectures and do the assignments on time than your be fine. I really enjoyed his lectures and this class. Would definitely recommend for anyone that needs to take this course.

Amazing and knowedgble professor, very attention grabbing and easy to understand lectures. If you pay attention and go through the readings you will get an A, no questions.

Easy A & really interesting if you're a dog person-- Weekly DBs, weekly quizzes, basically all video lectures, . DO NOT FORGET TO TAKE YOUR FINAL! I was doing AMAZING until the final week--I did the final quiz and COMPLETELY spaced and forgot the final so I got a D :(

This is a great/interesting class and a great professor. If you want to not have to do any work, you shouldn't even be in college. That being said there are a couple hours worth of lectures a week, if you listen to those then everything else from there is incredibly easy. Love this teacher very much, you can feel how much he cares about the course.

There is a lot of material in this class to go over each section. Don't fall behind or you will be scrambling to get done the day the module quizzes are due. The material is very interesting, there is just a lot of it. If you don't actually put in work, this isn't the course for you. The content itself isn't hard and it's pretty self-explanatory.

Super easy course! One sentence discussion posts, straight to the point quizzes, and some fun outside actives.

It is really easy to pass with a high A. The quizzes are taken straight from the notes, and they are open book. For the discussion boards, he will post about 20 different subjects and you just have to leave a comment on three topics each week. The entire class is up, so you can finish it as fast as you want. Don't have to watch videos, just notes.

I took the online session A dog behavior class and it was great! He cracks jokes randomly in lectures, gives fun experiement videos. Grade is a quiz every week, easy discussion posts, and a final. As long as you pay attention to the material you will do fine

Dog Behavior: Dr. Wynne is very interested in his field of study, therefore incredibly informative. He really cares about his students. The course is based on 7 quizzes, 7 discussions, and 1 final exam. The quizzes, discussions, and final exam are all online, so you can use your notes. Watch the lectures, do the discussions, and you'll get an A :)

Dog Behavior is a wonderful class! Easy A as long as you do the work, Session A a section is due once a week with a quiz a 3 discussion posts. Video lectures, some reading material, ideas for experiments. He does dog research and is very knowledgeable on current theories and methodology. Learn a lot about science and dogs in this class, 5 paws up

Super easy A/A+ class. Here's the specifics: no papers, no book, no proctoring, 1 discussion per week (3 posts, no word count restriction), 1 MC quiz per week, answers all online (or detailed in lectures), and super easy MC final exam with repeat questions from previous quizzes. Prof. very communicative & knowledgeable in this field of study! :)

Easiest class i've ever taken and it is possible to work ahead. One module due every week consisting of: lecture videos (no more than 4/5 a week), 3 discussion posts (can be posts or comments), and a quiz (all answers are on quizlet). The final exam is mostly repeated questions and I was able to find all of them online as well.

Dog Behavior is one of the easier classes at ASU. Its almost silly its an upper division class. With that said if you care about dogs its an excellent class and you will take away a lot from it. If you do not care about dogs its an easy A+ with almost no work or time. Be careful though as missing a few points can lower your grade a full letter.

I finished this class in one day with a 98%. The class entails: 7 10 question quizzes, a 30 question final, and 7 discussion posts that need 3 posts each that can be a couple sentences long. A good upper level bio class.

Dog Behavior was a really good class and was laid out perfectly! I learned a lot and it was a super easy class. There is a 10 question quiz each week, a discussion weekly, and a 30 question final. All the questions are on google. The discussions consist of 3 posts (initial or replies) with no word requirement. Excellent class and great GPA booster!

This class is an easy A. If you are here just for an easy class, this course can be completed within a week. If you want to learn about dog behavior this course is amazing and easy to do with a busy schedule. The professor is passionate and has a lot of knowledge of the subject.

Updated the class and is now much more challenging than it used to be. The professor is knowledgeable about what he teaches but the lectures are long and unfortunately that is where the material comes from nowadays. Honorlock is now required for the course and with the quizzes being of little help it is no longer an easy A.

Dr. Wynne is very knowledgeable and he gives fair exam. The students that are complaining did not study I think. I was able to do the exams and if you take detailed notes you will be fine.

I was extremely nervous about this course prior to taking the midterm exam. I agree with the other person who posted a rating; the folx who did not do well likely did not study or take detailed enough notes. Be sure to focus on his lectures; they are very long but filled with a lot of information that will surely help you pass the course.

Although this class has been shown to be difficult for some, I believe that if you at least dedicate one day to studying the content before taking the exam, you will be just fine. People should be fortunate that the exams are open note. As long as you pay special attention to the lectures, you will succeed. If you don't, you will fail. That simple.

I loved Dr. Wynne's class so much, do not listen to any of the bad reviews! His lectures were very interesting and you are only graded on 7 discussion board posts and 2 exams. Anyone who gave Dr. Wynne a low rating only tooks notes based on the slides and not on what he was saying. Take detailed notes and this class is an easy A!

Don't let the bad reviews deter you. This is just now a class that you really have to watch the lectures and take good notes but as long as you do that it's easy. Professor is passionate and that in and of itself is refreshing. Tests do have some obscure questions but it's not as bad as the reviews make it sound. I really did enjoy the class!

I'm not sure why people are complaining. He gave us a 3 extra points added to our overall grade, yet people still find a way to be unhappy with the course. The secret to doing well in this course is the same for all psych classes. Study and review the material before you take the exams, and you will surely succeed! It's not rocket science people.

Dr. Wynne is very knowledgeable and clearly has a passion for the topic. Make sure to take the time to listen to the lectures/take detailed notes because it is a lot of info in a short amount of time. Most of your grade is based on a midterm and final. Those who stated that this class is unfair must have not studied or taken detailed enough notes.

Dr. Wynne is hilarious and has great &interesting lectures, I watched the lectures on 2x speed and they were perfect pace while taking notes. If you love dogs and want to understand them better, take this course. I found out that it applies to my major as an upper division science elective too! Easiest class I have ever taken.

Grades are based on discussions and midterm/final. Discussions are simple, but the 2 exams have trick questions and random bits from lectures that you wouldn't think are relevant. The tests are open notes, but you have to download Honorlock. I actually enjoyed the lectures, but he talks slow, so I played them at 1.75 speed Overall, I liked Wynne.

I think the bad reviews are unjustified. He's a nice guy and the class is not hard. The tests can be a bit wordy, but the questions are checking you understood the main topic of the various dog behavior studies. Only bad part is some tests ask "What did Professor X study?" and list all the studies so if u didn't memorize who did what u have no idea

Take notes as you watch the lecture videos and you should pass those exams.