My final thoughts on this course: Overall, I really enjoyed this course and love how Professor Echeverry pushed each student out of their comfort zones. A room full of majors like biology, psychology, marine science, political science, etc. and our professor had us putting on fashion shows. I also liked how we were assigned many group projects. This allowed us all to collaborate and bring each other's creative sides out. My favorite assignment was the Interstellar project. That was my favorite movie we watched by far, and creating that video was a lot of fun too. I liked using this class as an escape from the more boring and exhausting science courses I am used to. I loved having Professor Echeverry as a teacher: he always kept things real and interesting and opened my eyes to a lot of things I would have never even thought about before. His assignments were always different and creative, and in turn required us to be different and creative as students. Thank you for taking us
WALL-E Creating our final project was a great way to end the semester. We chose the classic movie WALL-E. I love this movie and its message. We found a corresponding text that is about how the earth in WALL-E could eventually be our reality. We also researched AI, climate change, and garbology to compile a PDF of how WALL-E relates to our lives today. We were able to construct an actual cardboard WALL-E, and his middle opens up to an actual plant inside. We also covered the back of the poster with old newspaper and magazines to give it that trash type look, since our earth in WALL-E is covered in trash. I really enjoyed creating this with my group and think it has a message that everyone should listen to.