I would totally recommend this course if you are interested (or just curious,) in Kinesiology. Both Susan Saliba and Lindsey Slater are knowledge about the field and very understanding. This course requires little outside work and if you study for the quizes you will be fine. Don't waste your money and buy the textbook, you can get all the information through lecture.

This is a pretty easy class, although it takes a bit of work to get above the B or B+ mark in grade up to an A. Sue Saliba is very nice, and very knowledgeable in her field. She is not the most organized, nor is she a great lecturer, but she always effectively teaches the material necessary to do well on quizzes and tests; if she doesn't, then she changes them to match what she has taught.

Loved this course! Super interesting for kines majors and any major! Quizzes almost every 2-3 weeks based on lectures. There's in class projects and one big group project that is presented in class. Final, cumulative exam, but nothing extremely hard. There's a book for the class, but it wasn't used for tests or anything, just a source of extra information.

I definitely recommend this class. There is a textbook that you can buy however I never opened to book. I have an A/A- in the class right now and have never read and only attend class occasionally. She sometimes gives extra credit to the students in class on random days so it does help if you are in class to get those bonus points however they aren't crucial. Sue is a good professor and teaches off of slide shows which is what the quizzes are based off for the most part. The TA (Lindsay) and Sue are also very nice people and good educators. You should definitely take this class. It doesn't require a lot of work and is fairly easy, fun, and interesting. #tcf2016