Anyone who needs to fulfill an Visual Art G.E. should definitely take this class! Although you have no idea what the professor is talking about but it doesn't even matter!

Every week Professor Vesna lectures about a new topic and the students will have to blog about it and post it. But what I did with the blog is search on Google to look for related articles about that week's topic and basically write a 500 word blog about it. It is really simple!

There are also weekly readings but you don't even need to read it because your T.A. will most likely talk about it in discussion.

For midterm, there is 10 slide powerpoint project and a blog about what we learned for the past 4 weeks. For the Powerpoint you basically think of some innovative idea/creation and explain in your powerpoint how you will create it. For example I designed an "Artifical Womb" which got me like an A.

For final, it is another powerpoint project with just 1 or 2 more slides. The TAs' allow us to expand on our midterm projects but I recommend to think of new idea. I bs-ed my final too and got another A

Attendance is part of the grade, all you do is sign in after class or during break. (Usually, whenever the attendance guy decides to put up the sign-in papers in front of the lecture)If you sign in during break, then it is your choice to leave or stay for the rest of the lecture.

EXTRA CREDIT- Professor Vesna gives out tons of extra credit and you can do up to 5 of them and receive 10% boost towards your final grade. So basically the extra credit will raise a letter grade for you! To do the extra credit all you have to do is attend the extra credit exhibits/lectures and blog 500 words about it.

If you follow every step here, you will most likely get an A+ like me.

When I read the course description, I was very interested in the topics we were supposedly going to talk about. Little did I know, this class would end up being the biggest waste of my life and money. This class is a joke as far as difficulty, but also as far as content. If you want to get a really easy "A," but also waste 5 hours of your time every week, do pointless online assignments, and bullshit two projects, take this class.