I took her online class and you will get an A as long as you do all of the work. She is clear with what is required and actually responds to all of the discussions (unlike other online classes that I have taken at SBCC). There were no exams, just a big project at the end of the semester where you write a manual.

This professor works in her field and has a huge amount of information available to those who ask. This is not a tough class, but you can get a lot more out of it by asking more questions and following through. This professor cuts through mysticism about writing and gives you the real, practical deal on how to do it well. The focus is on writing.

I would like to start off by saying this font is NOT a Serif font, something that would displease Holms greatly. With that being said, take this class. My colleague and I spent about 3 hours on the entire course outside of class-time. If you follow the rubric exactly, you will get full credit on the assignments. Don't buy the reader or the textbook

One of the easiest 4 unit classes you will ever take in your 4 years at UCSB. Her class is a total joke and is not intellectually challenging whatsoever. There are no tests and as long as you know English at above a 9th grade level you'll be fine. You do have to write a bit but she gives you a long time to do it. Oh and don't buy the reader.

Extremely easy class. Assignments don't take long at all, and she gives you feedback on rough drafts so it's pretty hard to screw your final drafts up. Attendance is mandatory. Go to class. You'll get out early half the time. No midterm or final. Final project is long but you work on it all quarter. Don't waste your money on the reader.

1010 would recommend. She's like the lovely old white grandma you never had. The class itself is a lot of work, but she's a pretty easy grader and genuinely wants to help you understand the material. She's very strict on formatting and syntax, but pretty lenient on due dates and extensions. She's hella slow using the computer tho.