I took this class because it was required to obtain an associate's degree at a local community college not a bachelor's degree in philosophy at a major university. Do not take him as an online proctor (which he says he is instead of a teacher) unless you can focus all your time on his class only and view the world the way he does. You will fail.

He will walk around and talk randomly references book every so often, insists on reading the book but no worries it wont be on the test. Only 2 tests and 1 paper involved in the class so if you slip on any of the 3 its a wrap. Hes very unclear test is 10 multi choice and a essay that he grades quite harsh so if your not plato good luck

honestly this man does not care how you do in his class and you will probably fail if you don't understand things precisely the way he does

DONT TAKE THIS CLASS ONLINE, his grading is absolutely bonkers...

DO NOT TAKE THIS CLASS UNLESS YOU HAVE A PHD IN PHILOSOPHY. His lectures are confusing, assigns multiple 10+ page readings that are impossible to understand unless you have a PhD. Only grades in this class are 2 tests, a paper, group project, and a final exam. Likable guy, just not a good professor.

Don't take him online: expect a 15-20 page reading assignment/week (no redos) You'll also be given two portfolio grades in place of a midterm, which will be graded harshly based on nothing in particular: he has no examples, no rubric, and only a very vague explanation on what he's looking for. Most of the class did poorly

Graded on nothing usually but a quiz a week with readings that make no sense unless you study this in your spare time. Videos and powerpoints posted DO NOT help at all. I took this class in hopes of learning something cool my last class to graduate. Looks like I wont be doing either. Papers are tough. And required to do DB posts up to 7 paragraphs.

Extremely tough grader with barely any feedback. Waits till the last minute to post grades and even the multiple choice quizzes don't give you an immediate result. Good luck learning anything because he doesn't really teach you he expects you to teach yourself, then grades you poorly when you don't produce exactly what he wants to hear.

Took him for intro to philosophy. He gave 0 direction on his portfolios and essentially expected you to learn the material while he collects a check. Useless professor unprofessional and worthless class.

This might be a good class, but I wouldn't know because I fell on Corey. Only thing he truly explains is what to read for next class and if you have any questions about the reading he will simply say read it over. Had to take the second part of the course online and that was a nightmare as well. His directions for the major essay grade were unclear

I took Corey for HUM 115 for Spring 2020, you cannot cheat. You have to use the textbook for homework. Barely any grades so make sure you do your homework. Please do not plagiarize on your papers he takes it super serious. Try not to miss any classes. He is not the nicest ether. No phones.... AT ALL.

He expects you to know the material and there are only 4 grades in total and nothing to help bring your grade up if your not doing well. I was struggling with some material from previous content for an essay and when I asked him for help he basically told me to come back when I understand the material and basically there was nothing for him to do.

by far the worst professor in the Wake Tech. He has a set of readings that he gives out with 0 direction and if you email him for assitance the only thing he says is "reread the works". He deleted my final and I had to go to his department head with my blackboard submission receipt for him to "find" it and grade it a 45.

Worst "teacher" ever. He gives very little feedback and his instructions are unclear. I took Introduction to Ethics online. I have never had an instructor this bad. Corey mumbles in his videos and there are so many grammatical errors on his tests, you have no clue what he is asking, or what the answer is. 3.7 GPA is at risk because of his nonsense.

I was really excited to take this class; however, then I found out that this professor was not excited to teach this class. This is all brand new to everyone, especially incoming freshmen. I would explain my struggles and instead of giving advice, he would blame me for not having the appropriate technology. He is very unethical as an ethics prof.

every week you will be given a dissertation. if you don't understand Kantian deontology before you enter his class then you will fail. he has no desire to teach. STAY AWAY

I literally have a BS and MS degree and never had such a horrible teacher. His lectures made no sense and he is inherently rude. I sent him an email and he didn't respond and when I followed up he said he didn't realize I wanted a response....I honestly thought this was going to be an interesting class but he made it something I dreaded weekly. RUN

this class was the worst! I would not recommend this professor to anyone. you basically have to teach yourself and the exams are hard. you also have to do a webcam check for all exams or go in person which is annoying for a critical thinking class. work also isn't posted until Friday and it is due Sundays. overall I would give negative points if!

Dr. Kittrell is not a good professor. When I asked him questions he would tell me to reread, and was not helpful. Do not take his class!

Do NOT take this course with this Professor. He does not care about teaching. He will not teach if you do not answer his questions. He will rather sit there and do nothing. I don't know why he still has a job there. He does not care if you have an emergency, for an ethics professor he sure does not follow it.

I took this class thinking it would be an easy A and was just a course to earn me a few credits. Horribly mistaken. This class focuses a lot on reading and some of it is very difficult to understand. He assumes that if you have read that you have a very good understanding and will not answer questions. If you fail one grade you're set to do poorly.

+clear & reasonable due dates +Papers graded leniently +grades posted quickly -extremely difficult textbook to understand -textbook has misinformation which gets confusing -not many lecture videos and not clear -quizzes and exams difficul. We currently have a 55% class average according to blackboard. I'll update when final grades are posted.

Taking this class was the worst decision I made. Not only did he not try his best to teach each philosophical point in an easy-to-understand way, but he also made each issue more complicated. The wrong questions in his weekly quiz don't have any standard answers to refer to. The two articles required to be written in one semester are very demanding

Everything about this class is a big L, especially the teacher there are about 6 overall grades and they are almost equal if you miss one you're done your status will drop by a lot one of them is participation and it has a whole bunch of rule behind it if you fail one it's straight 0 the two more grades are exams which are decent. Can't type more..

Told us he doesn't care what grade we make, didn't care to help us raise our participation grades, it felt more like an online class, he was unapproachable, it doesn't matter if you are a quiet/shy student or a vocal student this teacher would not be a good match, wait for another semester if this teacher is your only option.

Not great. You only get a few quizzes, so good luck if you get below an 80 on each. Very confusing at the beginning of the semester regarding the importance of the online textbook. He's a very intelligent man, but lacks compassion and understanding. I've been in academia/college for a while (6+ years) and this was, by far the worst experience ever.

Worst professor i've had here. His class was unnecessarily difficult. There were only a few graded assignments. If you missed a day you were kinda screwed. He never posted anything to help on blackboard, was kinda rude and unhelpful. He did not seem like he enjoyed teaching. Participation was graded too.

Quite possibly one of the worst professors I have ever taken.

This professor is by far the worst professors at Wake Tech. I am a A/B student and i dont really have problems with courses. I go in and do the work and leave. Yes classes are difficult but i still make it work and get by. But this professor makes such an easy course extremely hard. At least 50% of students failed. Even the smart students failed.

He does nothing but lecture the entire class period but his lectures aren't cohesive, they are extremely hard to follow and all over the place. He also has so many verbal pauses its hard to actually focus on what he's saying because he says "right" and "can everybody see that?" SO often its distracting. There are also only like 3 graded things.

I absolutely hate this professor with a burning passion DO NOT TAKE THIS CLASS. save yourself the stress he makes a class that should be rather easy to understand feel like you are taking astrophysics.

Puts in no grades, and also wants you to speak in class as it is going to be your participation grade, but no matter what you say it will be wrong.

This professor is extremely difficult and expects a lot from students. The workload is difficult, with a lot of reading and unclear class discussions expected every week. The class is mostly graded by a few major assignments, and clear instructions aren't always given. You'll need to be self-motivated and very determined to succeed.

This professor is extremely difficult. There are no small weekly assignments, your entire grade depends on a few major papers and exams. Instructions are often unclear, and the professor rarely responds to emails when you have questions. Be prepared to work independently, read a lot, and figure things out on your own.

Hate it. Absolutely, hated it.

If you are ready to read a lot, not understand anything, and get more confusing instructions, then this is your class! He is passionate about philosophy, but he is not good for an introduction class. If you plan to withdraw, don't wait until the midterm grade because he purposely posts the grade after the withdrawal deadline.

He is condescending and treats his students like they're complete fools for not knowing the right answer. If you don't talk, he will not be happy but the majority of time, the answers you give aren't right. We were berated on numerous occasions. The way he gives his lectures is extremely unhelpful. Avoid his class at all costs.

he thought we used AI on the group project and didn't explain how. the project was to make a video talking about how the movie we picked related to what we were learning in class. so how did the video have AI? horrible and close minded. didn't bother with you if he disagreed with you or answered one question and would move on.

Impossible for him to see the good in people's readings and what they talk about.

I have never experienced a professor like this before. So rude and VERY particular about lockdown browser. Would not explain anything. I had to withdraw from the class because I was not going to pass because of the number of zeros he gave me.

You get four grades in total not counting participation; a group project, lab, midterm, & the final. Submits grades months late, & thought that we used AI on the (paper) lab. Participation is everything but if you ask a Q, he acts upset. He comes in already mad. Says that nothing is 'right' in ethics but gets angry if you think of topics different.

1/10. Your grade is made up of only a few quizzes/tests so if you don't do well on those you're done for. The recorded lectures were vague so I taught myself most of the material from YouTube. A webcam and lockdown browser were required for most assignments. Also, you could get a zero on an assignment if you didn't do an environment check. Beware!