Professor Ratings & Grade Distribution Data for Paul D'Anieri
Paul D'Anieri
Professor (2009 – 2011)
Florida (UF)
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
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3.6667
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Rated by 12 students
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Spring 2012 Schedule
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INR 2001
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INR 2001
INTERNATIONAL RELATNS
5
Though there are no projects, he does assign a paper that is due on the last day of class. For exams, he gives a study guide. 26 questions, 6 will show up on the exam. Its 5 short answers, and one essay. But, prepare for it, and its no sweat.
Professor rated by: PUBLIC RELATIONS Student on October 30, 2009
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INR 2001
INTERNATIONAL RELATNS
4
Pros: I went to lecture 3 times the entire semester and attended discussion and still did well.
He wrote the book.
Cons: Your grade is highly dependent on which TA you get.
He wrote the book.
D'Anieri is a good professor if you are interested in this subject.They key to passing this class is to read the book and have lots of applicable examples. His exams are all short answer/essays but if you have a general understanding you will do well. Since he goes once a month to advise the president about certain foreign affairs, he is pretty well versed and recognized in his field.
Professor rated by: MASS MEDIA COMMUNICATION Student on December 6, 2010
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INR 2001
INTERNATIONAL RELATNS
5
Pros: Literally wrote the book on International Relations. Good communicator, and gives a study guide including all of the test questions in advance.
Cons: Preparing for the tests is a lot of work, and all of the grading is left strictly to the TA's. Whether or not you can get an A depends on which TA you are assigned to.
Professor rated by: POLITICAL SCIENCE Student on November 10, 2010
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INR 2001
INTERNATIONAL RELATNS
5
Pros: Great Lectures, Smart Professor, Interesting
Cons: T.A.'s were soley in charge of grading papers. Big discrepancy in grades between T.A.'s and major biases in paper's grades.
Amazing professor, if you can take a B+ or A- if you get stuck with a bad TA I'd suggest taking a course with him because you'll learn a lot.
Professor rated by: ENGINEERING: MECHANICAL Student on April 14, 2011
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INR 2001
INTERNATIONAL RELATNS
3
Pros: Very Interesting subject
Professor is very knowledgable about subject
Cons: It is at 8:30 in the morning
It is a lot of reading
Not an easy A
Professor rated by: POLITICAL SCIENCE Student on December 7, 2010
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INR 2001
INTERNATIONAL RELATNS
3
Pros: good of your interested in the topic.
Cons: bad if you don't follow world news.
hard class for me, i know most poli sci kids enjoy it. :)
Professor rated by: PUBLIC RELATIONS Student on May 3, 2011
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INR 2001
INTERNATIONAL RELATNS
3
Pros: He knows what hes doing
If you're TA's nice you'll be fine
Cons: Tests are essay based
Graded by TAs
Professor rated by: POLITICAL SCIENCE Student on September 20, 2011
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INR 2001
INTERNATIONAL RELATNS
4
A couple exams, a paper, a final, reading assigned before each class. Really good professor.
Professor rated by: ENGINEERING: CHEMICAL Student on October 28, 2009
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INR 2001
INTERNATIONAL RELATNS
4
Pros: interesting material
Cons: class was at 8:30
Professor rated by: ANTHROPOLOGY Student on April 25, 2011
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INR 2001
INTERNATIONAL RELATNS
1
Professor rated by: Undeclared Student on December 7, 2010
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INR 2001
INTERNATIONAL RELATNS
4
Professor rated by: HEALTH SCIENCES Student on December 17, 2009
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INR 2001
INTERNATIONAL RELATNS
3
Professor rated by: POLITICAL SCIENCE Student on October 31, 2009
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