This is my favorite teacher! he gives his lectures in outline form (and writes the main parts on the board). gives great examples easy to remember/relate. he takes5 min to review the previous lecture w/ an outline. study guide. he loves his subject! really helpful w questions! best teacher iv had!!makes it easy to learn material

My favorite professor. His tests come directly from his lectures. Knowledgable about his subject. Willing to help if you need it. A really nice person.

Very easy. Test come directly from the notes. I never went to class, never read the book, and only studied notes from noteswap and still made an A. Take Namikas

Namikas is so easy! The class can get boring, but the tests come directly from the notes. I'd reccomend him to anyone looking for an easy class.

Lots of note taking. Somewhat interesting subject(History, policies and governance in Environmental Conservation). Textbook is helpful if you like to read your material, but it was not necessary. Tests are essay format with options between which questions you choose to respond to.Test review includes lecture outline with key topics.Attendance helps

He's very insightful and helpful with his subject

Namikas is really interested in this subject. He has 6 pop quizzes throughout the semester and 2 are dropped. The tests and quizzes are the only grades which is why i got a C. I could have done better for sure. Even though attendance is not mandatory, I recommend going to class. It's way easier to learn when you are there to hear his explanation

This is probably the easiest class I've taken, as long as you show up and take notes you should pass, even get an A if you try just a little. He gives pop quizzes but puts the notes up so you can't get the answers wrong and he gives study guides for tests so it should be pretty simple. Overall great class to boost your GPA.

My favorite professor so far. Very easy, attendance is not necessary if you get the notes from someone else. No homework or any outside time needed. Just come to class, take notes, and leave. That's all I did, He's a really nice guy, takes time to answer your questions, and he's the advisor for Geography majors. His tests I find to be pretty easy.

The class was incredibly easy. To ensure an A, just simply go to class. He gives 6 pop quizzes throughout the semester, but only takes the top 4. There are 2 tests and a final, all of which are extremely easy if you payed attention even in the slightest during class. Would recommend!

If you actually show up to class and take notes (and put in some effort in studying for the tests), this class is an easy A. All 3 tests (including the final) ended up curved. The lectures can be a little boring, but the material is really straightforward and he often lets you out of class early. I would recommend this class!

This class was very beneficial to my major. Every lecture was interesting and although I read the book, the notes I took from the lectures were more than sufficient to review for tests. This class was really great.

Easy class, gives great lectures with great notes on the board. What you are expected to know for tests is very clear, quizzes are laughably easy, and there are very useful quizlets for all tests.

He is a really nice person and loves his job, easy to listen to. You have to go to class for the notes. There are some pop quizzes but he basically gives you the answers. Tests are all definition and on quizlet.

Good lectures, nice and funny guy

Great teacher! Really cares and wants you to want to learn. Only 3 Exams and 6 pop quizzes that are extremely easy (only takes the top 4 grades). Responds to emails very quickly and loves his job!

Namikas is a great professor and really enjoys teaching his subject. Do be prepared for random pop quizzes as he gives 6 of them out during the semester and only takes your 4 highest grades (He will basically give you the answers in class though).

An amazing teacher who's willing to help the students. An easy A if you show up to class and take notes. Lecture heavy, but he explains the material very well, so it's easy to understand and follow. Does allow the use of computers to take notes. Lets the class off early on occasion. Great teacher altogether.

I loved Professor Namikas. He is super nice and genuinely cares about what you get out of the class. If you need help, he is more than willing to meet with you and discus the steps you should take to better your understanding. The only grades are the tests and random quizzes he gives out at the end of class, so its a game of chance to miss.

Test Material came entirely from lectures, often emphasized not to use the textbook when studying for them. Overall, a really easy and REALLY interesting class. Definitely don't skip class, as you'll need the lecture notes, and he does not post them online. Overall, a great class, I loved taking it. Really enjoyable.

Prof. Namikas was awesome! My major is accounting but I absolutely loved his class. His tests come straight from the lectures so take notes, he also gives study guides before every test. Super easy class and he made it very interesting.

His class is straight lecture. He doesn't post any lectures online so I would go to class to take notes. Also, he occasionally gives pop quizzes at the end of his lecture that are super easy. There are 2 tests and a cumulative final where he has a "study guide" for each. The info isn't difficult, attendance isn't mandatory and he knows his material

The course was mainly lectures with quizzes and tests spread out over the course. Showing to class and doing the readings made it easy to make a decent grade.

lectures every class, really nice and doesnt take attendence, tb definitely not required

Very easy class since the first 3 test are on quizlet word for word almost. Also course hero has a huge assortment of notes that lay out his class completely. Only reason I didnt get an A was because I missed so much class and missed half of the quizzes.

He gives three tests a semester, so there is not room for error, and he gives hundreds of terms per test. The tests were more difficult than they needed to be. This is an easy gen ed if you study a lot for each test and show up every day. He is an extremely knowledgeable guy, however.

Three exams and six pop quizzes are your only grades. The exams are easy if you put in a lot of study time and know the material well. His exams are more "understanding how the concept works" than "what is the concept." He covers the basics of physical geography and makes it fairly interesting. The textbook was super expensive and never used once.

He gives pop quizzes, but don't worry. The pop quizzes are 4 questions, and they are stuff you discussed that day in class. He also basically gives you the answer to the quizzes. His tests are hard. Make sure and study A LOT.

All the tests are mostly on quizlet.

This was by far my favorite class at LSU! The material is easy yet so interesting so class isn't a waste of time. He is definitely my fav professor at this entire school so caring and a great teacher

Awesome professor. Make sure you go to class because he gives six pop quizzes but he literally gives you the answers. I would not buy the text book because it is expensive and I only used it once. He always is wanting/willing to help his students.

best professor ever, he is so sweet and wants you to pass. gives pop quizzes but they're impossible to fail, never gives homework and all tests are on quizlet

Great professor that really cares about his students. Gives 7 pop quizzes through out the year but only keeps the top 5 but they are extremely easy. Find someone with a test bank and the tests will be easy. tests are basically definitions.

I wanted a class without a lot of busy work and I got it. His lectures were easy to follow and it helped to be able to pause and replay when taking notes and doing the lecture assessments to prepare for the exam. He made the content easy to understand and was readily available if needed.

He's a good professor Also, the final exams are cumulative, which gave me a panic attack. But his class is easy if you don't panic and you study. You can pull up a test bank from online and study that for his tests.

Namikas class is extremely boring but he tries to make it more fun. He does do pop quizzes every now and then but he literally gives you the answer. There are three exams that are all on quilt. Just study the quizlet and go to class and you'll do fine.

Namikas is a great professor. He really knows his stuff. Class isnt mandatory but there are random quizzes so its better to go, those are only grades besides tests. Hes a nice man, exams are pretty straightforward. Go to class, take notes, youll be fine. He does exam reviews the class before test and what he reviews is what youll be tested on

This class is not hard at all. I never got anything below a B. He does give 5 random quizzes throughout the semester. He only gives 3 tests, but you can find the test answers on quizlet.

Super chill. The TA is super awesome as well. He moves fairly quickly but overall is a good professor that is willing to help if you ever need it. The pop quizzes he does are annoying so if you take him def go to class for those points and to keep up with the material. He goes into great detail.

This class is very simple and straight to the point. 6 pop quizzes, 3 tests and thats it. I do wish he gave more grades. His lectures and the material is pretty easy, just a lot of definitions to memorize. Hes a very laid back, easy going guy. I would definitely take him again after I know what he expects from his students.

Tests are super easy if you know the material. He doesn't post the lectures on Moodle, so attendance was pretty mandatory to get a good grade. He does not give homework. Don't waste your money on a textbook.

You definitely need to study in this class, but I only studied by the quizlets made by previous students which I didn't really go to his lectures. It's an easy A class for sure. Don't underestimate his class because it's "geography."

This class is for a certain type of students. If you're good at studying last minute quizlets and having common sense on this topic, you'll do fine. I didn't show up to a single lecture and got an A. His lectures are boring and his class is based only on 3 tests so you HAVE to do good on all of them. He does curve the tests tho.

This class is great for people that want to work on their own schedule. He records all the lectures (he's a great lecturer) and while he has optional In-person classes, they are not mandatory to attend. He assigns a textbook, but you don't need it. There are only 3 grades the entire semester (exams), but there are very** helpful quizlets online.

The quizzes are incredibly easy just go to class as they are random. The exams are mostly on various quizlets you just have to actually study to pass the class. Super chill guy. Any one who complains just simply did not put in the work.

Definitely not an easy A class but is fine if you go into it knowing that. Don't really need to go to class except for pop quizzes every once in a while, which are really easy. Certain quizlets you need to study.

Namikas is a very good professor, he teaches the material thoroughly and truly wants his students to succeed. There are about eight pop quizzes, but he practically tells you the answers, they only give extra points and encourage attendance.

Your grade in the class is determined by 3 exams (2 midterms and a final) and about 8 participation quizzes (which he basically tells you the answers to) so if you study for the exams and go to class, you'll end up with a good grade.

This was an easy class if you go to class. There are two tests and one final which were worth 80% of the grade. The other 20% are in class pop quizzes where he puts the answers on the board. Although attendance isn't required, I would suggest going just so you get those quizzes in. Go to class, take notes, and study for tests and you'll be fine.

If you take GEOG 2051 with him my biggest advice is to utilize quizlet when you study for the exams. The class is easy if you show up for all the pop quizzes and do well on the exams, because there is no homework or easy grades.

3 exams all multiple choice. Just be in class so you can take the pop quizzes that are so easy (no one gets them wrong). He is a very good speaker which makes it very easy to take notes. Notes aren't posted online but quizlets do exist. No homework whatsoever. Just show up, takes notes, study and get an A+. Usually ends class early too.

Professor Namikas was very knowledgable about geography and lectures were easy to follow. He does assign pop quizzes throughout the semester, so I would recommend going to class. As long as you take good notes and pay attention during class, you should do fine on the pop quizzes and tests.

Your grade consists of three tests (which are weighted quite a bit) and seven quizzes. If you go to class and pay attention you'll be fine. He points to the answers when giving the quizzes, they're only three questions. It is a lot of information to go over for each exam, but if you know it pretty well you'll be fine. He really is a good professor.

Grading was plain and simple, 3 tests (including final) and 5 little in class quizzes, that was it, he gives a review guide for each test at the beginning of the semester, and other than that not much notes, the topic is slightly boring but he tries to make it a little interesting, he puts things into simple terms, and he's just a solid professor.

Really chill guy, lectures can get a bit dull sometimes but he's very knowledgable about all the topics. Random pop quizzes but they are gimme's he practically gives you all the answers. Would take again

His tests are not that hard, but he is very lecture heavy. Not much material is on the screen, so you have to listen. Also, attendance is not mandatory, but he does give pop quizzes here and there.

Loved Mr. Namikas. Super sweet, caring guy that knows his stuff. Only downside to this class is that there are very few grades (5 pop quizzes, 3 exams) and you must attend to get the notes. Nothing is posted online, but you can reach out to the TA for notes if you miss a class. Ultimately, just a study heavy course. I made 100s on two exams

An easy class as long as you attend and use study tools like Quizlet. Pop quizzes are a breeze, and Unstuck AI can help streamline your exam prep. Just don't slack off and you'll do well.

Overall easy class as long as you study for the exams. He gives random pop-quizs that are very easy and are mainly just to track attendance. Very nice guy his lectures can be a little dry though.

Geog 2051 is an overall easy class as long as you go to roughly 80% of the classes and take notes. Your grade is made up of 7 random true/false quizzes (only 5 highest grades count) that are mainly for attendance and 3 exams. He's a good lecturer and often lets the class go early if he has covered everything he wants to do for the day.

I honestly liked him as a person. Lectures can get a little boring, but he made me laugh a few times. I seems like a really sweet guy, and attendance isn't mandatory. He does have pop quizzes, but they are easy. VERY exam-heavy though. Good news, they are in class and not himes!!! I should end up with a B just study and you will be fine!

I took this course as an easy life science for my last general education requirement, and I highly recommend that people take it if they want an easier class. Go to the lectures, take notes, and study, then you should get a high B or an A. You won't pass if you skip classes. Super easy though, just study 1-2 days before exam and you're good.

Has 5 pop quizzes and 3 exams, just show up to the lectures and review material and the class isn't bad.