[259-277] So, the biostatistics professor, he’s pretty solid. He gets really into it. I can definitely tell that he cares. He likes to make really bad dad jokes all the time. And I know that sounds stupid but, he just does it so often that it basically is a big staple of his classroom. And I think that it helps. I mean, no one really laughs, but he’ll just stand there awkwardly and then just let it hit and not land. But, yeah. He has basically long Google docs that he works off of, which I pull up on my computer while I’m also taking notes, which I think is helpful. And then, he’ll basically just go through and then he’ll do […] There’s example problems and he’ll do example problems and he’ll also talk and explain how to do stuff. And, I think that he does a good job. I also have already learned most of the material that he’s taught us so far this semester. So, it really wasn’t that difficult. It was literally, I don’t know, distribution, probability, stuff along those lines. Which like, I don’t know, I literally already did it all senior year. And I don’t remember all of it, but I remember decent amount. And also, you can do something in the calculator too, which I know how to do. So, yeah. Overall, that class really isn’t that bad. I think he’s a good teacher. The way that he’s setting up the rest of his semester is, he’s switching it to now, the entire semester is based off of the […] He’s assigning us to four assignments. This is all because of the Coronavirus stuff.
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