COMM 4330

class consists mainly of reading a negotiation case and negotiating with someone else outside of class; during class, we would go over our negotiations and learn lessons from each; not a large time commitment and the class is fun and teaches you a lot; grading is fair; grades come from negotiations, class participation, and a final paper (7 pages double spaced--not long)

fun class, consists of reading every week (about an hour or so for each class session) , participation, negotiation cases once in a while (alot of fun), and a final paper 5-7 pages very easy

Great class. Useful and lots of fun

Great Professor, always shares interesting stories! You are given a negotiation case almost every class and negotiate against a classmate (on your own time) and the following class you debrief. Not much other work! Final exam consists of a take home paper.

This is a pretty easy and enjoyable class.

Awesome class and really useful for many things later in life. Definitely take it.

Bass is very entertaining and cases are fun to negotiate. Hardest thing about the class is finding time to meet with your partners when the case is due at noon the next day. Otherwise, really fun and interesting class.

Awesome class. Outside work is one two page paper and one seven page final paper. You negotiate with an assigned parter once or twice a week. Go to Bass' office hours, it's worth it and he's a really great guy.

Not only a fantastic individual, but a fantastic individual. You will learn valuable negotiating skills through dozens of cases that span from business to personal situations. Plus, Bass shares some amazing stories, and he really makes the class discussions a good time! Only negative in this class is there is a bit of repetition with some of the cases, but not a big deal considering the light work load and great experience the class offers!

This class was great. Professor Bass is funny, approachable, and teaches you skills that are applicable throughout your life. This class is also very easy, with your grade dictated by your negotiation case grades, class participation, and a final paper. If you participate and get to know Prof. Bass outside of class, it should be an easy solid A. HOWEVER, if you are a lazy 4th year, I would recommend against this class. The cases are a bit of a pain to do, since you have to meet outside of class to do them, often with only 1 day's notice to find a time to meet. The cases can also get a bit redundant with "solutions" to the negotiations being very similar. But, if you want a simple class with a cool professor that requires a little bit of work, I recommend it.