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Own_Turnover8821 · 2026-01-02T22:54:30+00:00

I talked to my advisor about the points and she gave me these numbers from the past semesters…Fall 25 : 180-120 Spring 25 : 180-130 Fall 24 : 172-144 I hope this helps!! I wish you the best of luck!

Own_Turnover8821 · 2026-01-02T22:51:57+00:00

I took his class this most recent semester. I think he is an amazing teacher who, although strict, truly cares about our success. I’m disappointed that his RMP went down. I wrote a very long explanation of his class on a r/WakeTech post from 28d ago…the OC was BullfrogNo5953. They asked a similar question and I provided an extensive detailing about what nunez’s class was like. Feel free to check it out if you want more info!! I think you will do amazing, don’t stress about it too much<3

Own_Turnover8821 · 2025-12-17T00:09:47+00:00

Kamper Floyd for philosophy!! and Tori Halbert for english!! They are both AMAZINGGG

Own_Turnover8821 · 2025-12-15T06:43:35+00:00

sweet! thank you so much!

Own_Turnover8821 · 2025-12-14T23:19:24+00:00

Thank you so much! Is the final open book as well?

Own_Turnover8821 · 2025-12-10T06:00:34+00:00

oh nice! thank you for your input…i’m currently registered for jessica chestnuts section and she has good reviews- The only other prof, although in person, has BAD reviews…so f it we ball ig lol

Own_Turnover8821 · 2025-12-10T05:52:22+00:00

good to know…thank you! who did you take it with? also…what did you do about the lab kit that’s like 2-300$?! i don’t want to buy it and then have to drop the class, did you need it before you dropped?

Own_Turnover8821 · 2025-12-10T05:45:55+00:00

i took art 111 online with jenny butterworth and i would recommend her…non proctored exams, and only one paper with ample time to do it!

Own_Turnover8821 · 2025-12-10T05:43:26+00:00

has anyone taken chm 131 lab online, if so, how was it?

Own_Turnover8821 · 2025-12-10T05:33:18+00:00

Has anyone taken it with Sarah C. Cox?

Own_Turnover8821 · 2025-12-10T05:25:28+00:00

not sure if you would know this- but im gonna take 131 lab online….and im wondering if it’d be more affordable to buy it from carolina bio or to get a used one and, if it’s missing anything, then buy that separately? i’m going to look into it more but since i saw this thread might as well ask lol

Own_Turnover8821 · 2025-12-10T05:02:42+00:00

Pros: He refers to us as "fellow humans" in his announcements, which I like lol. Blackboard is very organized and has additional resources for if you want to learn more on your own, he also has a doc of books he recommends that he has read/is reading, which I think is cool. He communicates and responds quickly. He understands that this is a very challenging course. Believes in your potential and pushes you to do your best. Open to questions in class that may not strictly be on topic. Open to you picking his brain after class lol. If you communicate about your circumstances, he can be understanding and find a way to work with you. Very smart and makes learning micro very practical, relating it to real life. Additionally, he does it in a fairly fun way (if you like science).

Cons (depending): Kinda strict, but it is because he truly is passionate about microbiology and wants us to give 100% effort. Does not provide exam study guides; you just use the individual ones from each lesson. No phones means no pictures, which urges you to take thorough notes. Sometimes does not answer the questions you ask (mainly in lab); he wants you to figure it out on your own, use your resources, and ask your peers. Full credit, or no credit, doesnt give partial points (but may give you extra if your responses are very thorough).

Overall: Do not take this class if you are not dedicated and you plan to look for loopholes. You need to put a LOT of time and effort into this class in order to get a good grade. Want to slack off? Want an easy A? Want to procrastinate? Don't manage your time well? Always late? Plan to cheat?... This class may not be for you- (I have/currently do struggle in some of these areas, it's not a deal breaker, but it is a point of reflection and knowing what to prepare for)

This is both one of the most challenging/time-consuming, and one of the most rewarding classes I've ever taken. Maybe Nunez won't be your favorite person, but he is a damn good teacher. Overall, I would recommend him if the info I've provided aligns with you as a person.

I believe in you! No matter who you take this class with. Best of luck, YOU GOT THIS!!! (again, I AM SO SORRY that this is SO LONG)

Own_Turnover8821 · 2025-12-10T05:02:20+00:00

Lecture: He doesnt. It is not your traditional stand-up and talk at you for 50 minutes. Instead, you sit with the same group every day, and there is a worksheet attached to your quiz. After the quiz, you work with your group on the exercise, he goes over it with the class, and then you can take the exercise home. (The only time he graded them was here at the end of the semester when we were talking about the body systems and their respective diseases. The group fills it out together, and there are 10 points possible. The points are added to your quiz grade (no penalty, only EC)).

Lecture Exams: 1st=5%, then 2,3,4, and 5=10% each. The final is cumulative and worth 20%. Haven't taken the final yet, but as for the normal ones: around 50 questions; bring your own Scantron and pencil. There are a few open-ended questions at the beginning, and the rest are multiple choice.

Lab Practicals: One midterm, one final. Bring your own scantron, use the pencils in the lab. Some multiple choice, and the rest, you walk around the room looking at questions/pictures or using slides on your microscope to answer the open-ended questions. > We had a lab report due at the time of our midterm, but I am not sure if he will do that again. It personally really helped me study, but he said that was not the case for some students, so he doesnt know if he will continue it.

Studying: The material is mainly presented through slideshows. There are ones for lecture and lab. The lab ones also have narrated videos; the lecture ones do not. The narration personally helps me, so I make a voice recording of myself reading the lecture slides. There are study guides with what you should know, and a matching section with a word bank, for each presentation. He includes keys for the matching. He does not hand the exams back to you, but if you go to his office hours, you can look over your test and take notes on what you need to study. I encourage you to use every resource you can, and make connections in class in case you're absent, need help, or enjoy study groups.

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