I think teaching matlab material during more days , would be helpful I'm not a fan off "project days " where we just work on projects I like the not sheets they are helpful, and very readable

Be prepared to work hard in this class. The projects and tests are very difficult, but you WILL learn something from this guy. One of the most "up-to-date" professors at this school.

The lectures and notes are a lot of information very fast, the projects are difficult in they force you to create a script that looks professional in a very short amount of time, and they build on each other every time. Overall his class is difficult, however, he is more than willing to work with his students and help them in every way possible.

I've never learned coding before, so i didn't know what to expect. Yes, the class is difficult, but he is willing to help any way he can for you to succeed. This class is Math intensive, so become confident in mathematics before you take this class. It is best to learn a basic input/output coding language to get yourself familiar in this class. Ye

He is for sure not the worst professor, he needs to go more depth into how code something, its like he shows us how to build with legos then on the projects he expects us to build a Lamborghini. If you go to his office hours or email him he will explain very thoroughly how to do whatever you're stuck on. (He is very quick to respond to emails)

It would be nice if he gave more complete examples of MatLab codes rather than giving us a few bits and pieces. You will need to figure out a lot of the project material yourself, but if you get stuck he is more than will to work with you.

Dr. A is a great teacher who provides the student with many opportunities to ask questions and get help. The homework/quiz system he has developed helps the student retain knowledge much better. He should refrain from assigning quizzes that the students have not done homework on yet, as conceptual thinking can be difficult for some students.

Pretty good, so far... Pros: - Simplifies the confusing sections of the book assigned to the class - Gave quizzes on homework due, which enforced learning of the material - Very approachable/helpful Cons: - Started giving quizzes on material not yet covered in homework

It would help if more time was spent explain why certain topics are important, rather than just how to do them. Understanding the big picture in this class is the hardest thing to do.

Very nice guy, but in order to get a good grade, you really have to work hard in his class and study his lectures in order to get an okay grade on the tests and exams. The projects that he assigns are difficult but I really like how he has let us work in groups. As the old saying goes, "Two heads are better than one."

He gives quizzes and homework almost everyday, which at times can be a lot of work. Quizzes reinforce the material from the homework but recently the quizzes have been more logical. The issue is that the logical material often hasn't been fully explained or covered yet. He is very helpful if you have a question and will be sure to get you an answer

I'm going to give a clarity of three for this week, since I was pretty lost when the first quiz, but knew what was being asked for the second quiz and was able to do it, so it averages out. The style of the quizzes was pretty a typical of him, so it seemed to throw a lot of people for a loop. Always helpful in office hours. Definately a babe

Very Helpful. (Go in for office hours if struggling.) Generally responds to Emails quickly, though it's been 4 days this week.

Projects are difficult, but challenging enough to learn from, helps greatly in the entire learning process to have to actually implement computer coding.

1) go a little slower for those of us that havent programmed before because the lingo dosnt 'click' as fast for us. 2)there isnt anything that you need to stop 3)the notecards help alot and so does the lecture notes available online

Start defining the functions better in the notes. Tell us what each function is and what we input for each part such as whether we input 'x value' or we use an x value like 3. Nothing you should really stop doing. All has been pretty useful but only need more of it Continue getting the class involved in answering your questions. Keep us engaged.

Overall, a good professor, just a hard class. He should start doing more examples of full code in class, maybe a project we do in class together. Not really much he needs to stop doing, there's no extraneous material. He is very helpful if asked, and show you if you get lost. Again, it's a hard class, so expect to spend time on projects.

Prof A is hard professor. He assigns lots of projects, which most students find annoying and difficult, which they are, but the projects really help you to learn to code. Almost every class has a T/F quiz, which really hurts your grade, because they are worded so confusing. It would help if he recovered the material before the quiz.

Very Tough Class but you learn a lot if you do all the work. Makes your hink about what to do

Professor is overall very good. He is clear in his lectures and then posts notes online so a student can check them later. The class is very fast paced. Talking with other students in EGR115 with different teachers, many of them are learning material we covered many weeks ago.

Professor A. typically requires a project a week, that seem hard at first, but are typically just proof of concepts of what you went over in the previous day. However his quizzes are true and false and he seems rather nit-picky over small grammatical context so study and note these when they come up.

I really wish the class would have more examples in matlab, and better explanations of the projects every week. However, it is very helpful that office hours allow for detailed answers to questions and help on projects.

Good changes to quizes.

The changes in the class are very good. The quizzes coming after the project are much better because of being able to go over and using them in the code. He explains everything very well, and posts the notes online to allow to go back and look over. I would like if there were more examples done on matlab to understand it better.

I like having the quizzes at the end of the week after the lecture and project, I have a better understanding of the material by then. Sometimes when we code in class you go too fast to keep up.

Very fun teacher, who is young enough to be in the class with us, but he's the guy that knows everything.

He's awesome. Great teacher, trys to help everyone as much as he can.

Quizzes accurately reflected material learned

It would be nice if in class projects could be due the next class. They don't have to take a full week like a regular project but having it turned in by the next class would make it a lot more manageable.

The class is pretty difficult if you don't show up to class or are not paying attention. That is mainly due to the fact that during the lab when he goes over typing code is the time when you get to see what works and what doesn't. That is also when he will walk around class and help out students that are having errors.

His group projects are the best. I learn much more when two heads are working together than one. However, I do not like in class projects. I would much rather have projects that require critical thinking rather than thinking on your feet. I prefer assignments which require in depth thinking about the universe than basic yes or no answers.

Loved the in-class project about debugging! We should start doing more projects in class so that we can ask for help and understand them better. We should continue to have lectures and projects that can be worked on in class.

Recently did an in class project on debugging. It was very helpful and taught more about how the debugging tools in Matlab can be used. Very helpful answering questions, but might need a TA since it's a big class and he can only help so many at a time. Not much else i would change. Hard class, but good professor.

Start- I am content with most things Stop- quiz questions are asked in a strange or confusing manner. Continue- group or in class work together projects

Prof. A. assigned a group project to complete during class. This project style was helpful, as it allowed us to interact with the professor to complete the project fairly easily while still learning all the lecture material. He should continue to assign these types of projects as well as 2-person projects as it helps reduce work, but still learn.

The class requires lots of thinking regarding problems. Everything is not straight forward

Week 12th-16th The repeated quiz was clever. It seemed most people were confused by the subject. Probably because the process was hard to remember, and figure out what to do. One thing that helped me with them was the equations provided a reference for what to solve for. Perhaps relate the steps to solve to the equations variables. Def a babe

DOing good so far

Continue giving group projects and in class projects. I suggest giving a group project one week then in class the next week and repeat.

He is helpful when errors occur when following along in your code. Debugging lesson would have been helpful earlier in the semester but the overall lesson was clear and understandable.

The opportunity for extra credit is a nice option Sometimes lecture goes too fast for the most part class/lecture is good

He gives The class enough time to prepare for tests and quizzes. Also gives adequate time to complete assignments. Office hours are always available.

The ability to delay the test saved lots of undue agony, and allowed me to split up the tests for my two hardest classes onto different days. I'm a little confused with the last lecture, but once I start experimenting more with the assignment I should be able to create better understanding.

It's nice that he gives opportunities for extra credit. He could spend a little more time going over the assigned projects. It's also nice that he delays the exam to give us time to focus on other classes as well as allowing us to democratically choose the type of questions and listening to our feedback from the last exam. He is helpful during OH's

One of the things that I wish Prof. A kept doing was handing out those flash cards. They make it easy to do a quick study and are super helpful while working on a project because you don't have to go searching through your notes to find an example

Still going well. Expectations are clear. Sometimes makes errors presenting the material. I would recommend this professor over some of the other EE profs.

On Monday with Dr. Post in the class things were definitely faster. I knew how to do the quiz, but barely barely had enough time despite pounding it out rather easily. The material seemed pretty straight forward for the current mirror. Not a difficult week. It was a bit hard to find him in the mornings this week. Babe

Prof. A.'s exams are difficult. He gave us the choice of multiple choice or free response and the classes chose multiple choice. This does not mean it is easy. The exams are less confusing now, but the grading sheet takes forever to fill in. It would be nice of he could make bubbles instead of large squares. Know your stuff before the exam.

This week did a good job of covering the theory of the new material, however examples and applications felt a bit rushed. Wish we would spend more time doing examples rather than rushing through them.

Start: can't think of anything this week Continue: can't think of anything this week Stop: can't think of anything this week

Start giving us Free-response tests. I'm tired of democracy choosing Multiple-choice. Stop ... I don't know. Continue giving us extra time on difficult projects. I'm in PC08

IT would be easier if the quiz bubbles were smaller, i feel like im spending more time filling int he squares than answering the questions.

He really needs to go over the material more thoroughly, doing the projects over material he just taught is really hard since he doesn't give detail explanations. The grading scale is really weird, i feel like the tests are worth WAY more than they should be, and that projects are weighted too lightly. There also should be more in class exersises

The topics were pretty high level, making them pretty difficult. The teaching was pretty clear, but just didn't make it through my head personally. But with the group quiz and the homework he was helpful as always. I just had a hard time with the work and was slow to understand it. Perhaps more stepped through examples would help.

It is very frustrating when people acquire project code from previous classes, change the variable names, retype the comments, and submit it has their own. Not only is it unfair, but also aggravating when I get a lower project grade than a person who spent 15 min. on the assignment.

Has a very good understanding of the subject that he is teaching, which makes the lectures very productive despite the hard subject. Whenever we have a question about homework, or a quiz, he helps immensely and goes though step by step how to solve the problem. As far as tests go, there is nothing on the test that wasn't already on the hw or quizes

The entire Gui lecture was a little confusing, but also the most difficult topic to date. A little clarification will be needed to understand the topic fully, but shouldn't be an issue Keep doing what you've been doing, its really helping me get through this, as coding is not my ideal subject.

Very good teacher I would definitely take him again if given the chance. Though i feel we need more time to complete projects.

The project was a little difficult, but taught a lot of new material. The fact that it was a group project helped significantly. Lecture was very good and the in class example/projects help immensely. The assistance from office hours was also very nice.

Very good professor. Yes he assigns a fair amount of homework, but isn't that what being an engineer is all about? 10/10 Would take again.

Did a good job explaining and clearing up confusion from last lecture which there was some confusion with. Also a great help to receive assistance with projects, it proved invaluable. Nothing to improve upon right now that I'm aware of.

He is willing to help you on your project if needed and responds pretty quickly. some projects were a breeze while others i really struggled on.. i would have loved to have free answer tests instead of multiple choice as well. there are no test reviews so it was really hard to study for a multiple choice test on matlab.. just try and you'll do fine

I had him for lab, he was very helpful to anyone who called him over(which could be quite a bit), at least for lab he was helpful and clearly set what needed to get done and the basics of how to do it,(helpful to me as my lecture was far behind), I personally found the lab to be much easier than my lecture of circuit design, would recommend his lab

Professor A. has turned CEC220 and CEC222 into a course that is no longer dreaded by students. He is more concerned for a student's overall success rather than following a dry syllabus and course description. His teaching methods allow the information taught to be easily absorbed and retained by all students in the class. Most certainly the best.

He's friendly and goes through everything step-by-step. His class isn't intimidating to students because he's literally teaching different material. I'm worried I didn't learn everything I was supposed to (unlike most of my peers this is a prereq for a few of my classes), but confident in my knowledge of what I did learn. Could've been an easy A.

Doctor A is an amazing professor, he's super chill and funny, he is always willing to help a student when you're stuck on a hw problem or lab. Genuinely kind person, super flexible with office hours / appointments, amazing lectures, there's a lot of homework but it's really helpful come time for exams. Overall awesome dude, 10/10 would recommend.

He's young and easy going which makes it easier to relate to the lectures and there's no communication barrier. Dr. A is very easy to learn from and is great at answering questions 1 on 1 if you're stuck on a concept.

Dr. A can seem frantic and disorganized at times, but the man is a G and if you respect his class and really work hard it will change your perspective on electrical engineering.

I would trust Dr. A with my life

Lots of material covered in the semester, very fast-paced. Quizzes pretty much every lecture. Dr. A is a cool dude and my non-biological father, and I would trust him with my life.

Dr. A for Circuits lab went really well even with Prof. Kodimer for the lecture. Dr. A was very helpful and explained concepts well. Even if you are conceptually behind for the labs, his lab book has a great appendix to teach you anything you might be missing. Labs aren't that difficult, overall good choice.

Dr. A is down-to-Earth, level-headed, and very engaging in the classroom. He handcrafts all of his lectures, homework, and exams, and knows the content like the back of his wrist. He is super sharp and will take the time to explain in office hours. Other CEC teachers are old, unapproachable, and hard to follow - take Dr. A for every course you can.

Dr. A was a great teacher and really helped me learn Digital Circuits. Having no experience with the subject coming in, I feel that I have a pretty good understanding of it now thanks to him. He is easy to understand and has us do exercises that make us apply what we learned, which really helped me do well in the class.