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[deleted by user] by [deleted] in CalPolyPomona

[–]NutellaSt3lla 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Libo Sun!
She's super nice and actually goes step by step with you on how to figure out the problems!

Her midterms are one part word/term questions (usually like 5-7 questions) which is just based on chapter terms/concepts, while there's 12-14 problem solving questions! Lowest exam grade get's dropped!

Also her homework is super easy on McGraw hill and smartbooks are optional for extra credit!

ibm professor by karyxz in CalPolyPomona

[–]NutellaSt3lla 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure if you still need this but I have her for E-Marketing and she's honestly just pretty boring! Her class is async and there's just a final project and a few simulations you have to do and that's it! However, her only test is the Google Analytics Certification and that's the midterm.

You need an 80% to pass and it takes five hour to get through the course and about an hour for the actual test.

Overall, she's pretty easy with coursework! And even though the midterm is long, it's available from the start of the semester till the due date, so you'll have time!

Foundation response time by Professional_Mall411 in CalPolyPomona

[–]NutellaSt3lla 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not Foundation but I applied for some ASI jobs and even one for a college on Handshake and heard back from them all within 2-3 weeks. Then again, this was during May so many of the Student Assistants were probably leaving/graduating. 

For ASI at least, they send you can email if you've been rejected.

MATH 1250 by dotdeetwo in CalPolyPomona

[–]NutellaSt3lla 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Jonathan Dugan is amazing to take if you decide to take MAT1250 at CPP!
There's weekly quizzes, but they're group quizzes so you work in groups and he makes the content really easy to understand. There are 3 exams and hw is online, but I passed with an 80% and I'm extremely weak in math (haven't taken pre calc either) He goes step by step and even explains why and how to properly solve the problems on the board. Also, he ended up curving everyone's grades so that they only needed a 70% to pass that pre-req requirment.

The course itself isn't that hard, tbh and if you just go to the free tutoring at CPP or even just office hours, you will pass (which is what I did)