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he's great!

He is very EASY!!! A little slow and boring but otherwise an easy way to get an A!....This semester he usually made the tests from the slides but idk if he is going to continue tht...He also does a 'reality check' at the end of each chapter from which he included some questions on the test..the final is optional...So take him to get an A!!! :)

I took Human Sexuality with Dr. Coleman and the only complaint that I have is the length of time he takes to post grades on webct. He usually takes about 5 days to post test grades. This class is pretty easy, though. Just memorize the notes and review for a B. Also read the book and attend lectures for an A.

I actually think the HUman Sexuality class is pretty interesting.. of course it's awkward to talk about these things in a class of people but he makes it funny and comfortable to ask questions. Attendance isn't mandatory but in order to do good you should show up most of the time!

Okay, nice man but his lectures are boring! I hardly attended class and made an A on both tests. I just studied his notes mostly and read the book a little to help elaborate some main points. Just took final which was easy as well. So, take him if you can teach yourself because then its an easy A. He is very nice and responds to emails.

I enjoyed his class and he is funny and makes the subject comfortable to talk about. You do need to read the book, study his powerpoints and taking the online book quizzes help alot. The class is not difficult, just read the chapters and attending the class can be helpful. I will leave the class with an A. I highly reccomend

Attendance is not mandatory. I attended class once a week and still managed a "C". This professor was funny n boring at the same time. There is three test total including final. All you need for the class is the required book and a clicker. He gaves attendance points at end to try to boost grades.

I was expecting Research Design and Statistics to be a very hard class and between Mr.Coleman and the lab TA it was a great class! I would recommend this prof to everyone!

easy class, not an easy A. book isn't necessary, the powerpoints cover most material in the exams. tests are online so open book test if you have it. I'm managing a B and not trying to hard. he's funny and boring [like someone else said]

It's a very easy class as long as you go over the PowerPoints and read the chapters. Easy A!

All the tests are on-line including the Final. Random "iClicker" days for his attendance (usually on the day you start a chapter) Posts his powerpoints and literally reads word for word.. Google is you and your tests best friends!!(:

Showing up to class and simply participating in surveyclicker questions is counted as extra credit. He is a great lecturer and provides you with nearly everything you need to know for the ONLINE exams. Easy class! The book is helpful and provides real examples, but is not necessary to do well in the class

This course was overall easy and straightforward. His lectures were very enjoyable, he really knows the material and there is a lot to learn from this man about life in general. Learned something about falcons too.

Everything is done online. Lectures aren't exactly helpful but are interesting sometimes. Gives out lots of extra credit points during lectures through an i clicker. The online tests are actually somewhat difficult, you're only allowed to work one once question at a time and after you submit an answer you won't be able to go back to it or change it

Great professor, very funny and interesting. Exams are easy and power point are useful.

Dr. Coleman is goofy and will say just about anything during lecture, including the regular spill about his personal life. His lectures were interesting but confusing at times. He will clear things up if you ask him. Smart guy, knows his stuff. But VERY disorganized and slides are a mess. READ THE BOOK! Attendance is extra credit.

All 3 tests are online even final exam. He gives almost 50 extra points on those 4 exams. It was so easy A class to me though.

Scott posts the notes and powerpoints online, so there is no need to buy the textbook. And since the notes are online, showing up to class is not needed some of the time either. He is monotone, so lectures might become boring 10 mins in. Does offer extra credit during class. Homework and tests (including the final) is online.

There are 4 exams (all equally weighted) each over 3 chapters. They consist of 25 multiple choice, 10 T/F, & 15 matching (split up in groups of 5). He gives 20 extra credit points if you go to class (he takes attendance 12 times throughout the semester). Most of the exam comes from his PP's, but reading & attending lecture is helpful. Great prof!

Dr. Coleman is one of my favorite professors I've ever taken! 3 tests and a final (which is just the last chapters, so not really a final). I never read the book. No homework/quizzes. Takes attendance randomly and if you are there for 9 attendance days you get an extra 5% to your grade. Cares about the students, there to help, very approachable

This is a great class but don't expect it to be a blowoff class. Dr. Coleman is very passionate about his work so don't disrespect him by not showing up to class or asking him a question that is clearly answered in the syllabus. If you're interested in animal behavior take him, you won't be disappointed.

Coleman is a great guy & you can tell he is really passionate about teaching. He goes over the powerpoint in class and attendance is not mandatory so I barely went. Although he does have some extra credit opportunities that you can only get in class hours. All homework is online and it was a very easy class as long as you do your work you will pass

4 Online tests including final. Gives extra credit from I-clicker. There are hw given but u can actually do all of them in a day. I making a clear point here. If you don't get A in his class, plz re-consider if you are truly suitable to college. Take him

I loved this professor. I took him for a super easy class where all tests and hw are online and attendance is only extra credit. I went to his lectures anyways just because I enjoyed it. I found them interesting most of the time and he was really goofy and sweet. He's a great lecturer. Take him for a easy class!

I loved Dr. Coleman's class! His lectures are enjoyable and one class between each exam will be a video day and you must be there to watch it because it will be on the exam. Exams aren't too hard if you read the book & chapters (know the researchers in the book & lectures)! Attendance is extra credit! An easy & fun class!

Dr. Coleman is super cool, this class was fun and very informative. Make flashcards from the ppts to study for exams and read the end of chapter interviews, he likes to test on those. There are also a couple of extra credit opportunities too. Know scientists/researchers and their experiments for the exams too!

Great guy, but if you do not have a photographic memory, you probably wont make an A in the class. Tests are pretty hard. I went to every class and wrote notes along with making note cards for the test and I made C's and B's on the tests. Four online chapter homework's due before each test and each homework has between 50-150 questions on them.

The review before me is very accurate. Took this class expecting and easy A. Tests are no longer online. Definitely have to work for an A on a test. I put in minimal effort and pulled off a B. Just be prepared to study for tests because they are lecture heavy and cover a lot of material. Basically nothing on tests come for LearnSmart.

All you have to do to make an A is read the book and take good notes. He is really nice and I've taken him for several psychs. If you miss one exam for any reason you can retake it. 5 points on final grade if you go to class, but going is not mandatory for an A as long as you study. Textbook is easy to read imo, only 3 chapters per test and final

Really liked this teacher. His class was interesting and the tests were not hard. I put in the bare minimum required and got a B. Definitely helps to read the textbook when studying for the exams. He offers two extra credit assignments over the semester. I would take him again.

This class was one of the easiest classes ever. I did not get A's on most of my exams, but I ended up with an A+ in the class. Workload is very light and attendance counts as extra credit, 5% towards your final.

This was NOT an easy class. I got an A barely, but put in more hours studying for his tests then all of my other classes combined. The only grades are 5 tests, and 2 extra credit opportunities. Study all his PowerPoints, notes and book. He tests on random little details. Know animal, researcher, and field. He wants you to take his class seriously.

Three exams with a final, not comprehensive. The tests consists really of the book so thats what I did to get a good grades on exams and i would look at his powerpoints bc he said whatever overlapped would be on test. Has about 20 multiple choice, 15 matching, and 15 true or false questions. No homework no quizzes. He's nice and funny.

Amazing professor and expects a lot from you which is understandable. People complaining its hard want the exam handed to them in a review. It's a growing culture to go through the semester and be proud they got an A without buying the book.

Do the homework that's connected to the textbook, study the PowerPoints, & attend class to get an easy A. The hw questions really help to prepare for tests. Takes attendance "randomly" and if you show up 7/10 times he does them, you get extra credit. He reads the info on the slide then goes in depth with it. Good teacher but challenging class.

I had mixed feelings about him at first, but at the end of the day I got 10 extra points added on to my grade and i made over a 100. He is a little odd but he is a nice guy. Homework is worth 25% of your grade and you are administered 4 tests throughout the semester. He takes the grades off your highest three tests and they are each worth 25%

His voice is very monotone so it could be hard to pay attention sometimes. Attendance is not mandatory but he gives extra credit if you show up on days he does a sign in sheet. No homework, 5 tests total but they are only over 2-3 chapters each. His power points basically outline the chapters in the book so it is not needed.

To do great in the class, study the lectures. If you need a more in depth explanation of a study or concept then use the book. I did not use it. Remember studies, people, and theories. I studied the lectures thoroughly. There were 5 total tests. I enjoyed the class, Coleman has a passion for it. He offered a fun extra credit, but you have to WORK.

took him for evolutionary psyc and I enjoyed it. His lectures are straight forward and so are his 5 exams (super easy). If you study his slides, you should be good. This class was interesting; the textbook wasnt boring! You watch a documentary every unit and he took attendance on exam days. Take him if you need an elective.

This is my 4th class with Dr. Coleman for a reason. He's a good professor and quirky enough to keep the course interesting. If you took Animal Behavior before, the exams are very similar. 5 exams noncumulative: 25 multiple choice, 10 T/F, and 3 sets of 5 matching for 50 total questions. Most come from the powerpoints, so focus heavily on those.

I made over a 100 in this class because of the extra credit. Evolutionary Psychology is very straight forward and the material is very doable. Study and you will make A's! Would definitely recommend for and upper-level PSYC course.

The reason I got a B+ and not an A was due to finishing a learnsmart late. Had I told him about it he probably would have changed the grade. It is too late now. But a great prof, very funny, and loves class participation. Gives extra attendance points. Goes over his test the day before the exam, drops the lowest one. Learnsmart homework is a lot.

The material was very interesting and he is an amazing professor. The exams are a little bit hard but as long as you turn all of the work in you should pass easily.

Evolutionary Psychology is a really interesting area of study. Prof. Coleman is an interesting lecturer and prepares you pretty well for exams. Extra credit for attendence so show up for goodness sake. There are only 5 exams and that is your whole grade so study well. I would recommend this class!

He is really nice professor and has good lectures. You dont always have to attend class but sometimes he gives extra credit for attending. Assignments are online and longgg. Exams are okay, but if you want to pass you not only have to study the power points but also read the textbook!

you're graded only on 5 (50-question) exams + optional extra credit (zoo field trip & assignment). the exams are tricky; questions were very specific, BUT his exams are over his lecture slides. if you're studying them heavily, you should pass his exams. yes, read the book. pay attention to the 5 documentary videos shown in each module. STUDY!

I've taken Dr. C 3 times. Evolutionary Psych was super interesting to me. Analysis & Mgmt is reading heavy, but easy, & you get to play training games. Animal behavior is hard... lots of reading, but extra credit zoo trip!! He brought a falcon!! He's a little awkward, but I think he may be on the spectrum. Super sweet though. GO TO CLASS!!!!!!!

Random attendance quizzes during lecture! He is nice & responds on Canvas. Syllabus tells you how grading works (you'll need to know this). Lots of homework. Slideshow dependency won't help you pass exams. Take notes from book too! His exam reviews tell you what slides to focus on bc the ppts are wordy. Exam exam review highlights + book context.

I personally took him for Intro to psych. He was pretty cool. His lectures were interesting, and I will be honest it is one of the only classes I learned in. You have to read the book and slides if you want to pass. He has high expectations that made me have to study. Overall good professor

His class is really easy if you take the time to study. Every week, you have a test and that's it. Obviously you have to look for the answers for the study guide but its not difficult and its also multiple choice. Attending class isn't mandatory but it helps you understand stuff more. Simple and easy. Also he drops the two lowest grades.

Spectacular lecturer. Will answer any of your questions with ease, genuine care for his students. Lectures can be watched online as well, but go in person and take notes, otherwise you will struggle. If you like procrastinating, then once a week online attendance checks Don't procrastinate your smartbook assignments. Do your SONA research credits

Dr. Coleman was a pretty chill guy, and evolutionary psych isn't too bad of a class. 5 tests make up your grade, but there's lots of extra credit discussion boards that can boost you up an entire letter grade if you do them right. Know the researchers he talks about and focus mostly on his power points and you'll be just fine.

ur grade is exams, no curves. extra credit given. lectures are kind of slow but you can tell he knows his stuff and is super passionate, which keeps it engaging. exams are kind of hard; be sure to read the textbook well and use the canvas resources he posts. hes usually easy to reach but he had a medical emergency this semester. hope hes ok now

I really liked him, he provided a pdf of the textbook so we didn't have to spend money, Basically your whole grade is composed of exams which you can easily study for with the materials he provides.

He is a fair grader and seemed passionate about what he taught. The quizzes are based on the weekly textbook readings, and he puts the exact questions from the study guide on the exams (with a few lecture questions). I went to some lectures, but the lectures will not really help you on exams, plus they were not engaging.

Evolutionary Psych with Prof. Coleman is pretty manageable. Tons of extra credit helps boost your grade, just focus on the slides and key researchers. I also found unstuck study useful for better understanding the material.

Dr. Coleman has been the best professor I've had at UTA thus far. He actually lectures rather than reads straight from the PowerPoint presentation, as many professors at UTA tend to do. He is helpful in clueing us in on what will be on the exams, so the exams aren't too difficult. He also offers extra credit discussion boards regularly!