COMM 1800

This is a relatively good introduction to different topics in business, but a bit too broad to get much out of any one topic. Still, Atchison is a good guy and cares about his students (and helps you out tremendously with grades).

this class is fairly easy and interesting. there are a lot of guest lecturers so it's not always atchison.

Petit teaches the course about as much as Atchison does, and he's a good Southern gentleman, nice guy. Comm 180 is too broad and vague to get a real idea of how things work, but it covers the basics okay.

He is definatly a morning person - he does not talk about too much relavant information in class so hard to know what is going on. It is A LOT of information squished into a short class - tests are really hard/or at least used ot be.

Nice teachers who care about their students. The only real negative thing about this class is that the lectures are boring and sometimes that lectures aren't useful.

The best part of this class was the lab with Jimmy Commons. I totally recommend signing up for him as your TA if you have to take this class.

I thought Professor Atchison's lectures were intersting and easy to follow. He always used real examples like: Starbucks, Walmart, and multiple airlines. The financial accounting part of the class was a little dry, but Atchison has many guest lectures for the second half of the course, which keeps things interesting.

Cant really avoid this class but its sorta hard. Grades are curved a lot though.

The class was ok. Some people didn't like it because it is kind of broad (covers accounting, marketing, information technology, management, etc). Good class to take to see if Commerce interests you. Also very helpful if you're going into accounting (Comm 201 & 202), since more emphasis is on that than anything else.

You'll work hard and have to study a lot of information, but the course has great useful information and techniques.