I have a Principles of Architectural Design class, and the professor is in my opinion making questionable decisions. The course description outline is not being followed and the class contains about 5% of the material listed in the outline. He is mainly covering the history of architecture, about 70% of the class material. He is spending a lot of time talking about religious buildings and churches. He had added crosses and graphics of the ten commandments written on stone in the presentation asking us to say “thou shall not (rule of assignment)”. I’m just wondering if there is a standard practice out there that is supposed to be followed with course material and/or if this would be a good case to dispute and receive a refund for my paid tuition.