CLASSICS 120 covers fakes and forgeries in classical antiquities, teaching art historical analysis and ethical discussion.
The course allows students to put it on the back burner when busy, indicating a manageable workload that does not demand constant attention.
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William Aylward demonstrates strong passion for the subject matter, which reviewers find engaging and educational. The course is described as manageable for busy students, allowing them to put it on the back burner, and is highly recommended for those seeking credits.
Recent recorded grades — Fall 2025: 3.72 GPA, 82.6% A/AB (n=23 letter grades).
WILLIAM AYLWARD is recorded teaching in Fall 2025. Recorded history may be incomplete and does not establish a future schedule.
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| Section | Mode | Enrolled / capacity | Waitlist |
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| LEC 001 | Classroom Instruction | 28 / 0 | 0 |
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William Aylward is a passionate instructor who makes the class enjoyable and easy to manage during busy periods, making it a highly recommended choice for credits.
Recent recorded grades — Fall 2025: 3.72 GPA, 82.6% A/AB (n=23 letter grades).
The course allows students to put it on the back burner when busy, indicating a manageable workload that does not demand constant attention.
Students report genuine learning and appreciation for the professor's passion, resulting in a positive experience even for those not pursuing the field.
Latest available · Fall 2025— not enough history to project Fall 2026.
Not enough comparable courses for Fall 2026 in UW–Madison.
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Fakes, Forgeries, and the Ethical Problems in Classical Antiquities
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