(Ancient history) this class was very interesting, although the notes are long the information is very interesting and it is taught well. I would recommend completing as many notes as you possibly can but again there are only 3 evaluations.

Expect daily notes; one is a lecture note, one is a board note. Both are essential, and once the class is finished, you will never be able to see them again, so write them down or hope that someone else is. It's difficult to miss even one day if it's a note-taking day. However, there are weekly work periods (Fridays for Dr. Who). DO NOT leave assignments to the last minute as I did; I had several all-nighters completing projects. There are only three the entire year (the midterm and the final exam, made up of two parts), and two are purely multiple-choice, but he gives out the midterm answers on the first day, so make sure to study those. There is no reason why you wouldn't get 100%. On the multiple-choice final exam (part one), there are 100 multiple choice questions, 34 of which are the midterm answers. He will give little clues as to what the rest of the questions could be about, and you will have to study a lot to do well. Check out Kukwa's World History Quizlet, it has almost all the questions answered. For the other exam, (one-two essays), fill up that cue card and write the draft before coming into the exam. Good luck!