Mark Carr - University of California Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA

Professor: Mark Carr

Department: Biology

College: University of California Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA

Rating # 1

Overview:

• Course: BIOE108
• 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:

Mark is extremely kind and very helpful. His lectures were interesting and tried to make students laugh:) The only problem I had with this course as a whole is for it being a upper division course its been the worst one I have taken at UCSC. The layout was sloppy and all of us were lost, because of that I received a B-.

Rating # 2

Overview:

• Course: BIO161
• Grade Received: N/A
• Overall Rating: 4.5
• Course Difficulty: 4.0

• For Credit: N/A
• Textbook Used: No
• Would Take Again: N/A
• Attendance: N/A

Comment:

Wacky, knowledgeable, and really cares about students. Class was unorganized but Mark is great.

Rating # 3

Overview:

• Course: BIO160L
• Grade Received: N/A
• Overall Rating: 5.0
• Course Difficulty: 3.0

• For Credit: N/A
• Textbook Used: N/A
• Would Take Again: N/A
• Attendance: N/A

Comment:

Mark Carr is a great teacher, especially in combination with Pete Raimondi. Very easy to talk to. i like the teaching style, even if he does occasionally use powerpoint. I definately recommend taking his classes if you can

Rating # 4

Overview:

• Course: BIO80M
• Grade Received: N/A
• Overall Rating: 5.0
• Course Difficulty: 3.0

• For Credit: N/A
• Textbook Used: N/A
• Would Take Again: N/A
• Attendance: N/A

Comment:

Great professor. Gives fair tests, the way tests are supposed to be written, always. Excellent reader on current literature on marine conservation.

Rating # 5

Overview:

• Course: BIOL80M
• Grade Received: N/A
• Overall Rating: 3.5
• Course Difficulty: 2.0

• For Credit: N/A
• Textbook Used: N/A
• Would Take Again: N/A
• Attendance: N/A

Comment:

This class may not be representative of Mark, since it's an 80-series class. Mark lectured for roughly 5 class meetings, then after that we had a different guest speaker every day. TA did most of the work. Overall learned a bit, but could have been better