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Thin-skinned. Temperamental. Complex. Such is the vitis vinifera grape variety Pinot Noir. This sought-after fruit demands exact, specific circumstances in order to thrive. In particular, the cool viticultural regions of Santa Barbara are an ideal fit. The high cost of maintaining Pinot Noir vineyards means that all production decisions are important. The aim of this course is to scientifically link growing conditions, agricultural interventions, and winemaking processes to the profile of local Pinot Noirs. In honor of the 20th anniversary of the movie Sideways, we will examine how its praise of SB Pinot Noir has affected consumers and winemakers alike.

Prerequisites: Upper-division standing.

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Units

Pass no pass

Grading

1, 2, 3

Passtime

Upper division only

Level Limit

Letters and science

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WALKER F M
Faye Walker
1.3
21 reviews
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Spring 2024 . Walker F M
HSSB 1228
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12:00 PM - 12:50 PM
Fall 2024 . Walker F M
HSSB 1231
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11:00 AM - 11:50 AM
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INT 186AH Walker F M Spring 2025 Total: 7
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CHEM110L . Walker F M 2 Months Ago

Yes, this class is a ton of work but it's unfortunately supposed to be that way, I don't think it's fully Faye's fault. Most labs were well-designed and thorough. Mistakes in the manuals but WAY fewer than last year. As usual with labs, very TA-dependent. Final was absurdly long but difficulty was reasonable. I do wish she connected with us more.

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CHEM110L . Walker F M 2 Months Ago

This class was insane. I have never spent so much time on a single class in my entire life. The workload is ridiculous, prof has been made well aware of how horrible this class is for her students, and she does not care one bit.

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CHEM110L . Walker F M 2 Months Ago

Expect to learn every concept yourself. Workload is about 6-10+ hours of writing lab reports every week. Final exam (20%) is fair. Lab report grades (60%) can depend entirely on who your TA is. She holds no office hours. Your TA will not be of your help. Effort you put in the weekly report and the grade you get can be totally out of proportions.

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CHEM110L . Walker F M 2 Months Ago

2 reports or 1 formal every week, scientific readings that were completely pointless. Reads directly from slides that are just recaps. no interactions with the class just rapid iClickers. Old lab manuals should be redone, full of mistakes and missing details. Overall everything takes longer than it should and is made more difficult than is needed.

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CHEM110L . Walker F M 2 Months Ago

Nobody takes 110L by choice, so here's some advice: this class sucks. BUT we were allowed our lab notebook on the exam. YOU'LL NEED IT unless you have a photographic memory. She will ask about very specific details from each and every lab manual on the exam. So just copy everything down, including formulas, reagents, amino acids. It gets granular.

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CHEM110L . Walker F M 3 Months Ago

This lab is poorly structured, and it appears that feedback from the students and TAs has not been incorporated to any degree. The work load is excessive, with as many as six lengthy assignments due a week. The procedures can be unclear and full of mistakes and need to be revised.

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