Bartelet, Henry

PhD · Part-time faculty · Faculty member

System dynamics (systems thinking, quantitative methods) · Climate change adaptation (governance, resilience, social-ecological modelling, public policy)

Education

PhD Natural and Environmental Sciences, James Cook University · 2023
MBA System Dynamics, Radboud Universiteit · 2016
MSc System Dynamics, Universidade Nova de Lisboa

Fancy Jay

Kind and masipag; grading feels culturally different

mixed

He's a good prof, imho. (For this class, Henry had a TA—Ma'am Monique, the prev prof for this class) You can infer from his name, he's not Filipino (Australian, I think). He is vvv masipag magturo, and he's very kind too. It isn't really a language barrier matter—we all speak English in class, and I find it cute every time (Sir) Henry tries to speak or write announcements with Filipino words; it's more of cultural(?) barriers (teaching style, but mostly in terms of grading and feedback haha), I guess. I am unsure if he's going onsite for Sem1, but had him online last semester. You need to know first what system dynamics is. Well, he will introduce it to you naman at Module 1. But for the entirety of the course, it builds up so a good problem identification is the key (Pro is your work is progressive; con is it's disadvantageous if tamad ka or you prioritize other thing). For me, ngl, it was draining (moreso that 2nd sem for Seniors is shorter). We meet twice a week on both schedules. Sync sessions are either lecture or activities with your groupmates. You can always consult via email or anytime (even weekends, just politely ask). What made it even more draining is it's online. +++ Campus WiFi at the time was sooo bad. At Macci, CoPav, CTC (assigned room), signal gets really baaad!! It's hard to have ol classes for this course since, when you get disconnected, you'll get lost na lang from the jump of the ideas. Tipong you get it, but kumirap ka lang, di mo na alam HAHAHA Most importantly, pray to God you get good groupmates. It's not choose your own, it's based on your interest about the topics you wanna talk about. My group wasn't that bad naman, but there have been instances of freeloading and ghosting—I get it, Seniors kami, yada yada. Not an excuse tho. Which is why, again, dasal is life! Significant chunk of requirements would be that you make two system dynamic models (using Vensim app)—one individually, one by group. Since ayun nga, some group members are ghosting, naapektuhan talaga indiv output ko. Tas sila, focus na focus sa indiv output nila, wtf right? hahaha;; Anyway, thing is Henry's expectations for group work is significantly high kasi more heads are working daw. Valid naman, but it gets real crappy if hindi maganda work ethics ng kasama mo. There's no peer evals pa! Teaching style, v straightforward talaga na class lectures—reads the slides, explains it, asks the floor for questions. He doesn't upload slides, but same info lang sa Canvas. Requirements, class activities and final projects lang—no quizzes or exams. Class activities are the modular passes that are required as you proceed with the final project. Basically, at the end of Module 5, your final project is your (improved) Passes 1-5. Tip, he grades based on accuracy and complexity of your model. Gets naman ito! Research is life talaga. Overall, a 6/10 that could easily have been a 9/10 experience if all groupmates are cooperative. 🙏more

Anonymous

Overall good output on Zoom still lands around 3.8

positive

About feedback: You present your passes on Zoom, and there have been multiple instances for our group na he points out areas for improvement and he tells "overall, good output". You will/can apply the improvements on the one-pager pass (yes, one page lang for each pass), and he will grade the paper/pass. Buuut, "overall, good output" is like 3.8 of 5 (ganyang vibes)—literal na good = "good" sa Likert scale BWHAHAHA Note: All Zoom/sync presentations are for group presentations. Again, pray you get good groupmates.more

Brave Kite

It's not him you should worry about

positive

4.0 attainableYes
WorkloadHeavy

It's not him you should worry about, it's the subject itself. He is very kind, understanding, and gives compliments and constructive criticism where they are due. VenSim and analyzing the simulations, however, can get pretty hard especially if you choose or get assigned a complex topic. I suggest you take it seriously from the start. Learn the interface and the controls. Be hands on with your topic since every session builds on the last one. The good news is the subject is definitely A-able :)more

Hidden Viper

Super considerate, don’t worry too much

positive

he’s super considerate! don’t worry too much

Daring Finch

Hello!!

neutral

CoursePH101

Hello!! Which of these PH101 profs are batch 2-able and are decent huhu pls help a soul out :"(

Lucky Quail

Does BARTELET, Henry for DECSC 141: SYSTEM DYNAMICS MODELLING curve? Thanks!

CourseDECSC 141

Does BARTELET, Henry for DECSC 141: SYSTEM DYNAMICS MODELLING curve? Thanks!

Fancy Jay

Kind and masipag; grading feels culturally different

mixed

Anonymous

Overall good output on Zoom still lands around 3.8

positive

Brave Kite

It's not him you should worry about

positive

4.0 attainableYes
WorkloadHeavy

Hidden Viper

Super considerate, don’t worry too much

positive

he’s super considerate! don’t worry too much

Daring Finch

Hello!!

neutral

CoursePH101

Hello!! Which of these PH101 profs are batch 2-able and are decent huhu pls help a soul out :"(

Lucky Quail

Does BARTELET, Henry for DECSC 141: SYSTEM DYNAMICS MODELLING curve? Thanks!

CourseDECSC 141

Does BARTELET, Henry for DECSC 141: SYSTEM DYNAMICS MODELLING curve? Thanks!

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