PSYC 2150

Generally a good class. Lectures were sometimes boring, though. Dr. Jaswal does a very good job of asking for feedback and being accessible/approachable outside of class.

This is a fun class and it's easy. All you have to do is read from a fairly dry book (written by the other professor that teaches this class, Willingham) and take multiple choice tests, one of which you may drop (including the final). The material is very interesting, but if you are going to take this class, I would recommend taking it from the other professor, Willingham. Even though Jaswal is a good professor, Willingham has been around a lot longer and wrote the book you'll learn from anyway.

interesting class, jaswal is a great teacher who is enthusiastic about the subject

the subject matter is interesting, and you can tell jaswal cares about his students doing well. tests are fairly easy if you go to lecture.

kind of boring as a speaker until you get to language part (his speciality) but still learned alot

Jaswal's class was fun and relatively easy. His lectures were engaging and he tries to have as much in-class demonstrations with the students as much as possible. 3 midterms, drop one of them. Then a final exam. All multiple choice. Just go to class, take good notes, and you should be fine!

one of my favorite teachers! very enthusiastic and interesting material

Prof. Jaswal is very nice, but the reading is dense and sometimes so is the material. He takes teaching very seriously and tries to make it fun. Take the class only if you're already interested in cognition and you will like it much more, though,

Jaswal's a pretty good teacher- lectures were less than dynamic but were straightfoward and prepared you for the tests. Tests are all multiple choice- not too challenging.

Jaswal is pretty enthusiastic about the topics. Classes are taught with powerpoints; grades are from midterms and finals. Pop-written assignments in class help borderline grades, and he offers extra credit by going to psych lectures.