Well duh, I took 5615! I know Pullin developed the class but when I took it (Fall 2005 I think) it was pretty much taught by doctoral student Teri Dalston, and she was great! I agree, that has DEFINITELY been a class that has been useful in real life. The bibliographic instruction unit helped me put together (quickly!) a presentation I used in an interview for a reference/instruction position in an academic library as well as presentations I do now on children's literature. We also had a unit on search strategies (you probably did too) that has been indespensible (sp?). Great class, learned a lot, fun, yet not horribly filled with deadlines and pressure. But then, I really liked 5200 too!