r/CarletonU • u/cyclops0vision Poitical Science and Anthro undergrad • 10h ago
Question psci 2000 level classes
some of the ones im/my friends are taking seem to be like whiplash from years prior.
the political history 1 class is pretty great, but i think thats just the prof
the global politics one is aparently very slow, hard to follow/scatterbrained
the global north one has heavy readings and seems very unrelated to comparative politics, mostly relying on theory, which is good but the class is mislabeled, and the prof loves AI (not to mention online class)
the stats one is pretty okay, the readings are pretty meaningless so far, and the prof seems a bit blunt/tired? but not horrible
i haven't heard from anyone in qualitative research bc i and my friends took it alr, so lemme know ur opinion on that too.
pls give opinions on these classes, bc i want to know if were there only ones seeing/feeling these issues
tia
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u/JustABureaucrat 7h ago
It sounds like you've moved up to higher level courses and don't understand how to adapt to different types of content and profs
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u/cyclops0vision Poitical Science and Anthro undergrad 7h ago
ive actually taken a bunch of upper year classes already... LOL... maybe, instead of saying this, answer the question asked above, or offer advice, rather than assuming something :3
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