What was the best BS class you ever took?

[burnedout]

Introduction to Supervision.

The instuctor gave no exams because, according to her, she didn't believe in them. Even a term paper wasn't required. The only requirement was show up, sit and listen. Easy A.

 

[sheselectric]

"Air Pollution"!!!

easiest A i ever got.

 

[rh71]

COM300 - Communication and the World Wide Web. We had to create a single HTML webpage due by the last day of class.

 

[PsychoAndy]

Reading for fun, as the name implies, back in 7th grade, and Personal Fitness (do bookwork for 4 days and walk the track 1 day), in 9th grade.. Now, it's a tie between Advanced Placement Language and Composition and Latin 3 =\

 

[Epsil0n00]

OOhh! I've got you all beat! I attend Oberlin College and we have this program called the "Expiramental College (ExCo for short) and you get to teach classes for credit, or take them for credit as well. Here is an entry from this Spring's catalogue:



<< Video Game Strategies & History: From Tecmo Bowl to Soul Calibur 0-2 Credits
Jonathon Cambry and Matthew Fox EXCO-105-01

This course will explore the history of video games and the industry from 1980-present with emphasis on changes made to the video game industry, different genres that were presented, and the strategies and tactics involved. This will be taught to make gamers look at games from another perspective. Students must show proficiency on any gaming console as a pre-requisite. >>


Pretty much, we just meet every week and play video games on a whole bunch of different consoles. SWEET! 1 credit for me for doing what I'd do anyway!

 

[hoihtah]

back in 7th grade...
we had a classic movie class.
where we watched lots of black and white movies.
and at the end, we had to write 3-4 paragraphs about what we thought of the movie.
needless to say, it was an entertaining class.

i watched lot of the afi's 100's...
which i probably would've never watched on my own.

 

[Michael1897]

There is a human sexuality course that i've been trying to take but it fills up faster then almost every other class on campus
for a semster you learn everything you want to know about anything sexual (masturb@ting to pms and everything in between)
depending on your teacher, your book either has mostly drawings or actual pics(some hardcore)

 

[DerProfi]

That would be the 32 credits I received for my Junior year abroad in Germany. Unlike the US, most classes leading up to a degree are Vorlesung (lecture) or Seminar (same in English) and in general, do not require tests, quizzes, or writing papers. When I got back to my college, I just submitted a list of the classes I had "attended" and voila--instant college credit. Not that there wasn't any work involved, of course. For these 32 credits I had to invest significant amounts of time hanging out, drinking, sleeping, reading, eating, trying to pick up German women, and learning how to roll my own cigarettes

 

[toant103]

Moutaineering


Mountaineering. hahahha

 

[signalman]

Oh, it's got to be the sex education class with the ancient old guy teaching it. Everybody got an A except the girl who had to drop out of school because she was pregnant. They called this class "Human Physiology and Hygiene."

 

[GermyBoy]

Definately C++ with Nair as a professor.

We had this woman in our class who kept asking, "What sort of methods do I have to take to make sure my programs will work correctly?"
The teacher replied, "if it works correctly, you did it right. Otherwise, you made a mistake."

She then said, "God dammit, there must be some sort of way to tell if I'm doing this correctly!"

No, she didn't last. She dropped two weeks into it.

 

[Stark]

Tie between Human Sexuality and Beach Volleyball.

Beach Volleyball was actually one of the best classes I ever took... hang out at the beach in Santa Monica for 3 hours two days a week. Oh the good old days.