Hard, but very good professor. Explains things clearly and will give out sample exams before each test that are formatted exactly like the test will be.

Probably one of th emost challenging classes I've taken so far. Skromme's tests are difficult, with very low class averages. He does not allow graphing calculators, so brush up on your scientific calc skills. However he is an excellent teacher, and works hard to ensure you understand the material. I would highly recommend him, just work hard.

He uses his own notes, which are much much better than the textbook. He definitely knows the material and can explain it well. The exams are not easy, but are not tricky in any way. Remember, wave functions are ALWAYS CONTINOUS.

Circuits is a tough class regardless of who the professor is. However, once I realized I was going to fail if I didn't do something fast and went to Skromme's office hours, he helped me quite a bit. He gives in class problems and pop quizzes, to keep you coming to class. If you do everything he assigns, including the reading, the class is ok.

He is a pretty good teacher, but he can be kind of annoying at times. He spent a lot of time during lecture talking about trivial things, which put the lecture off-schedule. Despite this, he still assigned the homework, even though he hadn't taught it to us yet. He was also very nitpicky on grading.

A great teacher, explains things clearly and completely, and gives good reviews for the exams. Not too hard on the eyes either.

Not a bad teacher, but need the book to make sure you understand his lectures. His lectures can be a bit dry but the information is there so take notes and make sure you get 100% on hw's cause thats all the test is on.

Great lecturer, even if it does get a little dry at times. Just go to office hours and Dr Skromme is really helpful.

This is honestly a hard class, the homework that is assigned honestly doesn't make you think you are learning much because it is so difficult and lengthy. However, Skromme is not a bad lecturer, it can get VERY dull, but he isn't a bad teacher. I would say look at other options first, but he isn't a bad choice.

Skromme is a fast lecturer, but he does it in an intuitive manner. The class will seem easy at first, but it will get harder when you get to AC circuits. He is very helpful and sets up a lot of test reviews so go to them!

Overall a very good professor, just make sure that you go to Office Hours. He's a little fast and intimidating during lecture, but explains very well one-on-one. Tough but fair grader.

Circuits is a difficult class unconditionally, Prof. Skromme knows his stuff very well. He is a fast lecturer and has very high expectations. To do well in this class you've got to put in the work plain and simple. He assigns textbook readings, DO THEM, SERIOUSLY! And to whoever said he doesn't curve, FALSE! HE DOES CURVE! A 64.7% was a HIGH C!

This is a physics class, so if you're into physics, absolutely take it. A lot of quantum mechanics stuff but the way he presents each idea makes it seem intuitive. He takes a very methodological and pedagogical approach to the material. I don't know how someone couldn't learn in his class. He'll challenge you but I think he is an ideal professor.

If you are serious about learning the material take Dr. Skromme's class. His course was very difficult but I never lost interest because he is an amazing lecturer. Be prepared for a lot of homework, but if you can do all the problems the exams with not be an issue.

I thought Dr. Skromme was a great teacher for this class. He knew all the material extremely well and really focused on the concepts which made understanding everything much better. He was also very practical about what we need to learn for the future which is super nice.

Love him. Clearly knows what he is talking about. He is a little condescending because he is so smart, so he expects you to know everything he is saying before he teaches it, but he knows how to portray the concepts very clearly. Exams are very similar to his review guides and he holds a review session before every exam. He sees the effort put in.

This guy is awesome! Beware -- he can be a little pedantic about units and defining conventions used in your diagrams. I'm a huge physics nerd, though, so I kind of loved it. This is a tough subject, but Professor Skromme knows EXACTLY what he's talking about and will skillfully take any questions. He's funny in a nerdy engineer way. He rocks!

I would totally recommend this professor. He really cares about his students. He is the only professor I had in college until now who gives you problems solve problems to solve in class and walks around to help you understand and do it by yourself. I will definitely take him again for another class if I can. Don't listen to people who say he's hard

Excellent Professor. Quantum Physics is not an easy topic but he explains it quite clearly. A lot of lecture time, but class goes very fast imo. Very responsive to email and in office hours. One of the most fair professors I have had. Old school class layout (no online grades until the end), so make sure to chat with him to find out. GO TO CLASS.

Circuits was a difficult class for me and I had to take it twice. Skromme was definitely the better teacher for me and I really felt as though I was learning the material well. He can be very picky about grading and make you feel dumb for not knowing some of the things he does, but he really knows what he talking about. Final is very tough.

Can be pretty condescending at times, and is quick to anger when he has to explain concepts that he believes we should already know. However, he clearly loves the material and cares deeply about his students' success. Don't forget the dirty 'P' word. You will lose a lot of points if you mess up signs and/or units.

Genuine and reasonable person. Good at teaching. Tough material, he explains it well with plenty of examples. The online homework is a program that he wrote which is very helpful in learning/mastering the material. The class ramps up exponentially after the first exam. Know your Trig, Calc, Diff Eq. One of the best prof. I've had at ASU.

This course mainly uses his software 'Circuit Tutor'.This absolutely expedited my understanding. Compared to my peers' professors Brian gave the least amount of homework and the lectures were great for student engagement, hence he may expect you to know the answer when he calls on you. If you don't know the answer don't be ashamed, you're not alone

352 is a very hard class: you start off with quantum and transition to solid state devices. You will need to understand your calc, diffeq, and E&M extremely well in order to excel in his class, as QM and solid state build off of E&M. Dr. Skromme gave excellent lectures and gave good help. Book is well-written but dense, due to the tough material.

The course was difficult. Dr. Skromme is brilliant. Good TA. There is a lot of reading so I advise getting started on that part as soon as the homework is assigned. The textbook is not great, but it has some useful information regarding the derivation of the equations that are used in the course. There is a lot of complex algebra towards the end.

I was scared before bc his reviews were SO bad, but literally his class is not hard at all. His tests are EXACTLY the same as his practice exams which are EASIER than the homework. The only reason why he is a 4 is bc he has the worst attitude ever (gets pissed off if u dont know the ans) & due dates are VERY close giving u like 3 days.

Skromme is extremely clear and organized which makes him a wonderful professor for students who like structure. He makes topics seem ridiculously simple even when the topic is actually complex. His "frustration" other reviews refer to is often very justified. You should not be in a junior/senior ee class asking about what resonant frequency is

I really don't understand the bad reviews. Prof. Skromme is an amazing professor who really cares about his students. He is one of the best lecturers at ASU, by far. This class isn't easy, but you will do fine if you just attend lecture and do the circuit tutor homework. He truly wants you to know the material.

One of the hardest and best classes I've taken. Requires coming to every class, being present, taking notes, and participating to really understand. Skromme teaches very conversationally so if you don't participate and answer questions, he can get frustrated and get condescending, but he's passionate about circuits and it shows. I've learned a lot.

While he can come across as condescending, he is still the best professor I've ever had. The class is demanding and he grades exams pretty harshly, but, if you put in the time and pay attention, you will learn a ton from a clearly knowledgeable professor. Seriously, I might even changed majors to EE because of how much I enjoyed the class.

IDK why he's getting some 1 or 2 ratings, but IMO he's a good professor. His exams are based on his lectures so attending to class is mandatory. He always holds exam preperations and I think it is NECESSARY to go because he covers some content and gives you hint from the exam, however 80% of the class doesn't attend. Learned a lot from him tbh.

It's a difficult class; but, if you do the homeworks, attend lecture, and go to office hours to ask about parts you aren't understanding, then it really isn't too bad. His lectures are super helpful, but I feel like a lot of my understanding came from his Circuit Tutor homework program, especially on subjects I felt touchy on.

He sounds JUST like Merrick Garland. It's uncanny how similar. Other than that, he's an okay professor, he just comes off a bit rude sometimes. It's a difficult class so some self-studying is necessary.

Skromme may be somewhat blunt if we don't give an answer, but I'll never regret taking his class. I can certainly say that I have learned plenty about circuits, and a lot easier than expected to understand. Tests are hard, of course, but exactly what he discusses. (If you take EEE202 just for credit, not to understand circuits, don't take him.)

Tough grader, but he's a funny guy. He's very personable and understands the content. Tests are similar to the practice tests. Highly recommend.

Skromme is a pretty good teacher who can teach the subject very well, however the amount of homework that he assigns is sometimes overwhelming, and his grading sometimes contained mistakes I had to email him about. Overall great guy, great teacher.

Professor Skromme is a great guy, very knowledgeable and cares about his students. However, the grading of the tests is extremely harsh you miss up the tiniest thing and you lose 90% of the points. He isn't lenient with homework like other professors as you don't get any credit past due date. Very accessible outside class and is willing to help you

Skromme's lectures are quite good, he loves what he does and shares that enthusiasm with his students. However, his grader is a horrible person who will mark you down by a lot for the smallest of errors, in exams and homework. He has strict grading standards, but the content is actually manageable and he does a good job breaking it all down.

Skromme is one of the best lecturers I've had in a while, with a great textbook; the only negative is how harsh the grading is and how much homework there is. Insane how there's no error-carry-forward in a physics/math-based class. Other than that, he teaches the material in an intuitive way and prepares you for his tests well. Curve at the end.

He gets a lot of shade from students that may have struggled in his class. However, I learned the most Ive ever learned in one class from him. He wrote a very detailed notes packet, that has ALL the information your need and all his lectures walk through the notes. Fun to participate and answer questions in class! Be wary of long homeworks.

Skromme is very knowledgeable and experienced both as an engineer and educator. His lectures are easy to understand and he is very thorough and patient. The only reason I can't give him 5 stars is because of how poorly designed his Circuit Tutor software is, it crashes often and difficult to navigate; be prepared to spend an hour on one problem.

Professor Skromme is an excellent professor. Some dislike him because he grades very tough, and you have no choice but to read the introductory tutorials in circuit tutor. REALLY read them to understand the topics. His lectures are excellent and you will learn circuits VERY well if you pay attention and do the readings.

If you're in EE, Skromme will make you truly learn and understand circuits through what feels like brute force from homework, lectures, and the exams. If not, probably better to find someone easier as you don't really have to understand the material the level of depth he teaches at. He is VERY knowledgeable on what hes talking about. a little scary

Overall, Professor Skromme is an excellent professor; he is very knowledgeable and passionate about the subject he teaches. The tests are often similar to what we are given in the practice exams. My only nitpick with him is that he created a program called Circuit Tutor, which has its fair issue of bugs, especially if you are on an Apple computer.

Professor Skromme is an excellent professor; he is very knowledgeable and passionate about the subject he teaches. The tests are often similar to what we are given in the practice exams. My only nitpick with him is that he created a program called Circuit Tutor, which has its fair issue of bugs, especially if you are on an Apple computer.

Great professor, I wouldn't recommend if you're not an EE though. Test 1 and 2 are easy enough if you practice the review. Final is 90% Laplace and way harder than the review so don't expect it to save your grade. About 35% of the class failed and only about 30% passed with a B or higher. Lectures are very proof and theory heavy.

Not going to lie this class had me fighting for my life. However, Skromme does give you everything you need to succeed, you just have put in a lot of time which can be difficult if you're juggling a lot of classes. Finished this class with a pretty thorough understanding of circuits.