Yeah, you want to take a class with Professor Bridges. She is one of the very, very, VERY few professors that shows that she cares for her students, and goes the extra mile to interact with students, asking and learning how we learn best, and implementing conversations, so that our classroom is not silent, zoning out, but collaborative, in an environment where you feel safe, and friends with everyone else in the class.

She understands students have a life, that sometimes we get sick, and if you communicate, she will make acommodations so you don't fall behind, but can recover and be fairly assessed. Participation is important, but not hard to do, as the topics of AI are generally interesting to anyone, it's relevant, and we use it but don't know a lot about it. I've taken 2 of her classes, and would take a 3rd if I could.