I am terrible at math. Loved this class. He isnt the most exiting, but he is clear and gives practice tests almost identical to the real tests. FOLLOW IN THE BOOK. I basically taught myself this class. Clicker grades will help you so go to class.

Hall is a pretty funny guy. Clicker grades were really important this year so class is mandatory. DO THE PRACTICE TESTS! They help a lot and he drops the lowest test grades and if you get a high grade on the final, all your grades prior to that turn into that grade.

Lee isn't a bad teacher. The class was boring sometimes, however. He tends to go slow and overteach certain things. However, if you put effort into the class (practice tests, practice problems), then you'll definitely get a good grade. Mays is probably the better STAT teacher though. He subbed for our class a few times and he was much more fun.

I loved Mr. Lee, I think he's hilarious, and he's a great professor to have. You have to be pretty much ready to learn on your own though, which works for me because I'm a very independent learner. It's easy to get lost during the powerpoints. However, if you do the practice tests and the practice problems, you'll do just fine

Lee is a unique character. He's interesting, but doesn't always make things clear. The class is easy enough that it doesn't really matter who you have. Do the textbook problems and practice tests. The tests are modeled after the practice tests. Mays taught us one day, and he's really good/knowledgeable (he wrote the textbook) as well as engaging.

Lee's class is easy. You don't have to come at all. Read the power points online before you take your tests and it's an easy A. You'll soon realize he loves beer and smoking his e-cigar as he's teaching.

Al Lee, quite funny and tries his best to make it interesting. A lot of information to cram into 50 minutes. If you can take a tues/thurs class do that instead. helpful and always willing to answer questions. don't skip the lectures, you will fall behind really quick. go to help sessions, and ask questions if you don't understand

This was one of the hardest classes I have had to take. Doesn't allow late work, won't grade work on back or work not stapled. He made the students accountable for everything and won't round grades. Covered a lot of material and made students learn some of it on their own. Does provide help sessions. Use his office hours. In the end, you learn alot

Professor Lee is very serious about statistics. For a subject that most people find boring, he does make it worth going to class. You should definitely go to class for the clicker points- I missed one class and lost a bunch- and in terms of studying, go over powerpoints and do the practice exams to get an easy A. Tough grader, but great teacher.

Has a test every 2 weeks and makes learning stats manageable. Participation is mandatory-ish? Your final exam grade will replace ALL of your grades lower than it with itself including attendance. So if you get an 80 on the final and all semester had an F and never went to class, then congrats you just passed!

I took half STAT 208 online and had Lee for lab. He's funny in class and tests aren't too bad if you go over the quizzes. He did weekly review sessions that were very helpful. Nice guy and not a bad professor.

Mr. Lee is a tough grader but he is a very funny guy. I had to go to his office numerous times through the semester for help and he was always willing to help me with any questions I had. Be prepared to have to work in his class.

He is very enthusiastic. He wasn't the most amazing at teaching but the class is very easy so it didn't matter. Many people say that he is a tough grader but I didn't think so. The practice tests were very helpful. I would definitely recommend.

Very clear. Lots of clicker questions, posts lectures on BB. Prepares you well for all tests very interactive and entertaining. Final is optional

I loved Prof Lee! He is hilarious and always in a good mood. He does go through the power points quickly, but he posts practice exams online before each test and they are almost identical to the actual test, just using different numbers. Do those and get an A.

Professor Lee is an awesome professor for Stat 210. His lectures sometimes go a little too fast but are always very helpful. He definitely cares a lot about his students and how well they do in class. Tests are straight from the lecture and if you study you'll get a high B/A no doubt. Would def reccomend

Lee made statistics easy. STAT210 is a lecture heavy class. He has a powerpoint for each class, which he always posts on Blackboard. He posts practice exams & formula sheets on Blackboard. He is funny & engaging, and it was a pleasure being in his class. There are 7 exams & a clicker grade, each 1/8 of the grade. Don't really need the textbook.

really enjoyed Albert Lee in stat 210 he is a fun professor to have. Tips for the class: 1) your practice tests are gold do them all at least twice and you got an A on the test 2) show up to class, he gives away all the clicker questions either in person or they're in the ppts so have them open in class! 3)u dont need the tb if your look at the ppt

Albert Lee has a bad rep for being a "tough" grader. He does give partial credit. The STAT 210 curriculum is the same no matter what professor you have, so as long as you get a good grade on the practice exam, you will get an easy A/B on the test. Attend class because clicker grades are worth as much as a test. Final optional. Would recommend.

This class is so easy. The tests are just like the online practice tests and you could literally not go to class all semester, get an A on the final, and pass the class. The final replaces any and all grade school lower than it. While it is graded on all exams it's so easy, GPA booster for sure.

Lee is a fair but tough grader. He even says so on day 1 of class and sticks to it. You will have to throughly know the material for tests he will give partial credit for showing your work. Be prepared to study for an A, B is realistic unless you are rain man. All lectures are on BB and he reads from them. There is a clicker grade on top hat.

(Let me start off by saying I've always found math easier than other subjects so I'm a little biased.) I found Professor Lee to be pretty good at explaining things, and he gives good examples during lectures. He does go over things quickly sometimes so you have to pay attention. Textbook helped a lot, too.

No homework. 7 tests but he posts identical practice tests on blackboard before every test. The tests are short around 10-20 questions. Know the practice tests and you'll ace the class. Lectures are a little boring and he uses tophat so if you want to skip you should at least get on tophat and answer the class questions.

Attendance is not mandatory but he does have top hat questions which you can answer from basically anywhere. Has practice tests which are almost identical to the real test. I got an A and taught myself each chapter 1-2 hours before the test.

We had a textbook but we barely used it, overall the class was pretty straightforward. You can skip but if you dont do the practice tests you will not do well in the class. Hes a harsh grader and doesnt give partial credit but the practice tests will help you, I strongly suggest doing them.

There's 8 grades: 7 exams and tophat. It's a good idea to show up to class because he does lots of tophat questions (easy if you're there) and because they're such a large part of your grade. Do the practice exams and you'll do fine. The final's optional and replaces every grade below it. He makes jokes to keep it interesting. Don't need the book.

There are 7 exams and an optional final. Attendance isn't mandatory but he gives the Top Hat answers in class, so it is good to go. Easy if you do the homework (not graded) and go over the practice tests.

You need the textbook because if you don't do the homework (yes, all of it) you're going to struggle. If you stop coming to class and try to answer the tophat q's at home- you're in for a bad time. Just come to class your grade will thank you for it. The way he's set up his final is the best I've had in a lOng time. If you have the choice, pick him

He's a cool person, makes jokes non stop but STAT 210 is a class you have to teach to yourself, everything Is straight off of the powerpoint, so just show up for tophat, he's a very nice person he let me take a exam early, and if you go to office hours he's very willing to help.

This class is very easy just pay attention & take notes. Tophat is done everyday and he gives the answers to them all, easy grade booster. Exams are easy especially if you do the practice exams and go over the answer keys for them. If you don't understand just go to a review session. No homework is given & your only grades are from exams & tophat

He was a pretty good professor. There's a lot of exams but that comes with every Stat 210 class I think. Uses tophat questions during class which counts as a grade but gives you the answer a lot, so it should be a grade booster by showing up to class. For tests- if you go over the notes and do the practice tests you'll be fine.

Professor Lee teaches STAT210 as you would expect. He is a great guy and is willing to assist you in order to succeed in the class. Don't complain, don't skimp on work or studying, and you'll be fine. Professor Lee doesn't take kindly to slackers or those who complain, and rightly so.

Professor lee is a great professor, he is undertsnadable and will accommodate as best he can to your needs. I found his class very easy, but I also showed up to class, attendance is not mandatory but it will increase your chances of doing better in the class.

This class was extremely easy. He puts a replica of the test just with diff numbers. I never went to any lectures or looked at powerpoints for more than 10 min at a time and you can get 90+ on tests if u just go through those copies a few times. Projects were easy as well and our hw was the "quizzes" take 10-15 min each.

All of the tests have practice tests you can look at and they are the same as the actual tests just with different numbers. He assigns HW problems, but they are not for a grade although he encourages you to do them. The tests are in person and quizzes are online and are really easy if you look through the PowerPoints. If you try, you will pass.

He provides multiple practice tests that are exactly like the actual tests. If you show up to the lectures, he says exactly what you need to write in order to get full credit on the tests. People complain he just goes through the powerpoint but... in a class where every problem is solved on the calculator there is no need for anything else.

I really enjoyed class with Dr. Lee. He made concepts easy to understand and his expectations were always clear. Show up to EVERY lecture, participate, and do ALL practice problems in the textbook before each exam, and you will ace the class.

He's really laid back and his material is easy to understand. The lectures are pretty interesting mostly from his humorous interjections, really not a great professor in traditional terms, but got the job done and made the class not as boring.

I loved Prof Al. The class is not difficult at all. Attend class and do a little homework and you're set for an A. He provides a bunch of study and practice materials so take advantage of that.

Good teacher. Never takes attendance. Posts the slideshows on Canvas. DON'T need to buy the textbook; he goes over examples in class; I didn't use textbook at all. Very clear about assignments & due dates. Sometimes goes too fast when doing examples. You can use the calculator for most of the work the whole semester. Fair grader. I liked his class!

Professor Lee states exactly what he wants us to write on the tests, so if you attend the lectures and take notes then you'll get full points every time. The only reason people don't get an A is because they don't go to the lectures. He is kinda a harsh grader, but he literally says exactly what he wants. He's really great and a funny professor!

The tests are hard, but if you go to class he will tell you exactly what he wants to see written on them. No homework and he doesn't take attendance. The textbook isn't really necessary unless you really need more practice problems than he provides. He's super funny and easy to ask clarifying questions to!

Not sure why Prof Albert has such a low score on here as he's a really great & organized instructor. His directions are clear and he's willing to work with you as long as you're reasonable. The course consists of modules w lectures and a quiz per every 1-3 lectures and then 7 tests (not as bad as it seems). He even extended deadlines at our request

Super funny and entertaining. My first statistics class ever and he made it very digestible and straightforward. As long as you attend class and pay attention, you will do great. He tells you exactly what he wants on the tests which is very helpful.