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Easc 108 Exploring the Solar System

Chris7
edited December 2009 in General
I heard this class was offered only once every few years, but does anyone know how easy or hard this class is? The prof is Steven Pearce.

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  • DesolateDesolate
    edited July 2009
    Only once every few years?

    Damnit! Me and a friend were planning on taking it in the spring...
  • feez108
    edited August 2009
    i registered for that class!
    steven pearce is a computer science prof.. no idea why he's teaching an easc course..
    my frds had him for cmpt and hated him :S so im a bit worried
  • echicken
    edited August 2009
    what? Pearce?
  • mmw4
    edited August 2009
    feez108;59820 said:

    steven pearce is a computer science prof.. no idea why he's teaching an easc course..
    exactly why i didnt take this course
  • feez108
    edited August 2009
    he's that bad eh..
    i need a science credit.. and im not good at phy/chem/bio ..
  • David25
    edited August 2009
    Pearce is a CS LECTURER, not a Professor. His PhD is in physics, and he's a geological physicist. That's why he's teaching an EASC course.
  • eja11
    edited August 2009
    Does Solar System still satisfy B-Science Req? Cuz I didn't find it in the SFU WQB list.
  • David25
    edited August 2009
    goSFU says so.
  • sfuboi
    edited October 2009
    who here is currently taking this course? How are you guys finding it? Most of my friends aren't enjoying it very much!
  • Makall
    edited December 2009
    David25;59871 said:
    Pearce is a CS LECTURER, not a Professor. His PhD is in physics, and he's a geological physicist. That's why he's teaching an EASC course.
    It's interesting that despite not being a CS major, he teaches more CS courses than a CS major. He teaches at least 2-3 CS courses every semester and he's not in CS? Weird.

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