So, it's the end of the semester and the end of my time as a student in med150. How will I look upon the days... wistfully, I would imagine. Ok, so, thoughts, criticisms, and what have you. I guess my first criticism would be the lectures. This is not a complaint about the lecturers, fine gentlemen both. However, the slide show presentations (and I apprieciate that they are available on ye' ol Blackboard) went by a little quick and quite honestly, could be a little more thorough. I also wish that we actually watched some films. I know, I know, we do that in film101, but still, it would be nice.
As far as things I did enjoy, I loved the labs. Sam Stalling was great, respectful and informative. She also tended to laugh at my jokes... who can complain about that? But beyond that, being able to be "hands on" with the equipment was fun; granted it was basic equipment, but still, good fun.
And while I enjoyed the trip to the Museum of the Moving Image, I wish the lecture wasn't as "basic". Yeah, I know, these are more criticisms, but whatever, this ain't an English class, my form can be off a touch. Ok, so that's the basics. The class was fine, but I wish we went over the finer points with a bit more efficiency; I also wish the test reviews were a bit more comprehensive. Especially since I'm taking the final in about a half hour. I'd like to say I studied, but I had approximately 45 pages of papers to write, something had to give. I'm very charming though, and that always carries weight.
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