Professor: John Douglas
Department: Anthropology
College: University of Montana - Missoula, Missoula, MT
Rating # 1
Overview:
- Course: ANTY101
- Grade Received: A
- Overall Rating: 4.0
- Course Difficulty: 2.0
- For Credit: Yes
- Textbook Used: Yes
- Would Take Again: N/A
- Attendance: Mandatory
Comment:
This class is easy *if* you put in the work. If you show up, read the book, and pay attention you'll do great. If you don't put in the effort asked of you in the syllabus, yea, you'll do poorly. He does throw a couple "outta left field" questions at you on quizzes. But he is helpful to a fault and will work with you to get you through the class.
Rating # 2
Overview:
- Course: ANTH101
- Grade Received: N/A
- Overall Rating: 4.5
- Course Difficulty: 2.0
- For Credit: Yes
- Textbook Used: Yes
- Would Take Again: Yes
- Attendance: N/A
Comment:
He was a great teacher, and really knew what he was taking about. I would take his class again
Rating # 3
Overview:
- Course: ANTY250S
- Grade Received: N/A
- Overall Rating: 3.5
- Course Difficulty: 3.0
- For Credit: N/A
- Textbook Used: No
- Would Take Again: N/A
- Attendance: N/A
Comment:
Disliked the tests - multiple choice w/answers that weren't totally clear (had to guess between 2). Definitely attend class or you're gonna have a bad time. He gave extra credit and an optional final (grade-saver). I love how he seems to love what he's teaching. I didn't so much like this class, but it's in the anthro major so I had to take it. Eh
Rating # 4
Overview:
- Course: ANTH250
- Grade Received: N/A
- Overall Rating: 4.0
- Course Difficulty: 3.0
- For Credit: N/A
- Textbook Used: Yes
- Would Take Again: N/A
- Attendance: N/A
Comment:
The tests are tricky in intro to archaeology, but they are multiple choice with review sessions and study guides. During lecture,, take notes on key people/ places because they are hard to find in the book and PP slides.
Rating # 5
Overview:
- Course: ANTH455
- Grade Received: N/A
- Overall Rating: 4.5
- Course Difficulty: 3.0
- For Credit: N/A
- Textbook Used: Yes
- Would Take Again: N/A
- Attendance: N/A
Comment:
Not too bad a class-- best taken prior to lithics. Forgiving grader, getting an A is totally doable, as long as you work hard (no need to fear upper division writing requirement either)
Rating # 6
Overview:
- Course: ANTH220
- Grade Received: N/A
- Overall Rating: 3.0
- Course Difficulty: 2.0
- For Credit: N/A
- Textbook Used: No
- Would Take Again: N/A
- Attendance: N/A
Comment:
Intro to Archaeology--Pretty easy, but lectures are pretty boring. Tests are a bit tricky so make sure you know your stuff.
Rating # 7
Overview:
- Course: ANTH250
- Grade Received: N/A
- Overall Rating: 5.0
- Course Difficulty: 2.0
- For Credit: N/A
- Textbook Used: Yes
- Would Take Again: N/A
- Attendance: N/A
Comment:
Great prof.PPTs are great, clarifies every question asked.Tests are easy, everything's covered in class. He's no BS, straight to the point, & a really nice guy!Good at telling you what your strengths & weaknesses are in his classes.He's dept. head & can tell you about anything ANTH related.He is super-organized unlike other profs in dept.
Rating # 8
Overview:
- Course: ANTH354
- Grade Received: N/A
- Overall Rating: 5.0
- Course Difficulty: 3.0
- For Credit: N/A
- Textbook Used: Yes
- Would Take Again: N/A
- Attendance: N/A
Comment:
Great Professor. Knows his stuff and is a leading expert in his field of south west archeology. Very good at being in his office and readily available to his students. He is currently the department head of ANTH. His test cover the text books and his lectures. Fascinating individual recommended to others.
Rating # 9
Overview:
- Course: ANTH355
- Grade Received: A
- Overall Rating: 5.0
- Course Difficulty: 3.0
- For Credit: N/A
- Textbook Used: N/A
- Would Take Again: N/A
- Attendance: Not Mandatory
Comment:
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Rating # 10
Overview:
- Course: ANTH250
- Grade Received: N/A
- Overall Rating: 4.5
- Course Difficulty: 2.0
- For Credit: N/A
- Textbook Used: N/A
- Would Take Again: N/A
- Attendance: N/A
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