IDK why he deserved for such bad feedbacks. I like him. Yes, the pace is fast, but he gives much practice, which is vital for coding class. I think that on PDD program students suppose to be more or less aware of HTML and CSS. If you are, it will be easy-pizi for you. Yes I struggled with JS, but it is what learning is about. He is good.

He is a good professor. He makes you practice a lot in the class which is a good thing about learning from him. His assignments are easy And can be finished in class itself. Apart from this, he relies on easy marking. Tests are entirely based on what is taught in class. Overall, he is a nice professor.

I actually think he is one of the better professors at Douglas. Yes you will be doing lots of coding but the subject requires it. He gives clear marking criteria and his assignments can be finished inside the class.

I learned a lot in his class. He know his stuff in database. I highly recommend him.

We did a lot of hands on exercise in oracle. I really learn SQL statements. I like the fact that he taught us this online tools where we do not have to download the software itself. Go for him he is good.

He is very creative. He uses a lot of online tools to deliver the lessons. I enjoy his lessons on computer security.

Prepare to do lots of work but if you do it you will learn.

I enjoyed his class a lot. He is clearly knowledgeable in database. He can explain and answer questions even without the slides. I was hoping to take him in the advance class but he is not scheduled for that. I highly recommend him. Douglas college is lucky to have him as a professor.

Lessons are fast paced but then again it is a post graduate course. HTML and CSS are not really concept based so him giving more exercises is I think the right direction. As a working student with little time, I really like the fact that his assignments can be done in the class. His approach might not be for beginners, but I would definitely take a

I learned new things in his class so that is a plus. Somr first year students don't like him because they haven't experience other profs yet. Take it from me as someone who have been with other profs he is one of the good ones. At least he tries to motivate you to succeed.

I use to think he was bad too. Now I am in hell and his class seems to be like heaven. I must admit he is one of the "better" ones.

He may seem strict but he is one of the understanding professor if you really have a valid reason. I had some personal problems which affected my studies but he listened to me and tried to help me and urge me not to give up. The trick is to talk to him in person instead of email.

He such an amazing professor and wonderful person. His interesting lectures in computer security led me to the direction of my career after graduation and I am enjoying it so far. He even help me in improving my resume and cover letter even though it already not his job.

I wasnt sure which IT field I will concentrate but when he shared his research on malware prediction using machine learning in the class it convinced me to go to data analytics. I did learn a lot from his class. He is a solid choice.

Not your run on them mill professor but he made me become a better programmer..

There was a lot of topics in this course but I think Caesar was fine. He was tough but for what I heard his class was still the better choice.

I can understand why some student's do not like him. He is not the type of teacher who will "hold your hand" and he also expect you to take the initiative in your learning. I did book an office session with him and he explained the lesson well. For me I think he is a good professor.

Solid Choice!!! I had a great time in his class. It was lots of work but you will learn. He gives difficult exams but I think in the end he somehow gives considerations to help students out in their grades. I was expecting worse but I indeed up ok.

I was hesitant to take him first due to what I have read here but I did not experienced what some students are saying. He is very strict on some aspects that he shouldn't but overall he is fine. The course is after all a post graduate degree.

He is not bad but sometimes unreasonable when it comes to submission. I was late in submitting my assignment for a few minutes and he did not accept it but it the end I got the grade I was expecting. He is accessible during office hours and teaches you to solve the problems using your own logic.

Working right now in an office and I am glad I took his course. I was able to apply most of the things I learned.

I was an international student taking his course from another country. He was very helpful to me . Now, I am in Canada, he still gives me advice from time to time. Great guy!!!

I took two classes with him. A little bit strict in submission of assignments. His emails are a little bit harsh and straight to the point. No complaints here. I had experience worse and he is definitely not that.

He really knows the subject and I have learned a lot from him compared to my C# teacher. Good thing is that he gives partial marks even if your code is not working as long you complete it.

He made the subject very easy. I was doing a lot of heavy subjects but thank God his approach of this subject was light and I really learned a lot from him.

Strict when it comes to submissions but he gives partial marks for your codes. He knows his stuff and always open to give you guidance on your codes if you drop by at his office.

I have taken three subjects already under this prof so far I like his style. Not the most helpful when it comes to support but fair in grading

I took programming classes with other professors before but it is only when this professor that I understood what I was doing. He explains the concepts clearly and how it affects your code.

I was very much concern that I would fail this class again after I took it from a terror professor. Fortunately, Caesar gives points on the codes even if it is not working fully. I also enjoyed his class due to the different projects presented.

Final exam was difficult and I thought I will not pass it. Fortunately, he provides marks even if the code is not working. I like the different projects presented in class. It made me feel, I could really do something for the first time.

I really enjoyed his 1280 course. I was hesitant at first because I do not have any experience in programming and I was not in the IT program. Fortunately, I think he adjusted the course to suit the students. Now, I am thinking of learning more about web programming

Great Professor! I never expected to get an A but the way he motivates students encouraged me to do more. I would definitely take him again.

The course is lecture and project heavy. The final exam was heavy in coding. While he did warned us about this from the beginning it still came as a surprise. Fortunately, he is a generous checker.

I am thankful I took this course with him. I actually learned a lot. Before, I do not even know what is full stack development. His course gave me a lot of confidence. I was not sure if IT is for me but after Mr. Caesar course, I can now say I like it.

I am not in the IT field that is why I was hesitant to take this course. Fortunately, Caesar made me feel at ease. I did not get a perfect score in exams but he was able to motivate me to learn more. I also enjoyed the presentations of my classmates in the end. I would definitely recommend him. Too bad, this course is the last course I have for IT

Took my database class with him. He is a solid prof in my book!

Already took three class with him, I have no complains. For me he is one of the best at Douglas

I took my 2175 with him last fall. Great prof, I would definitely take another course with him again.

For me he is an excellent instructor. He gives difficult exams but at the end of his course you will feel confident.

His final exam was difficult. However, I cannot deny I learned a lot from his course I didn't really know what a full stack development entails until this course.

Gives difficult and time consuming exams but I would say he do give some considerations though he seem very difficult to deal with. He will give lecture on basic stuffs but gives advance theory exams... I don't regret taking a course under him and would take some more in the future as I definitely learned from his teachings

I was a new programmer but I did learn a lot from him. He is not however the type of teacher who will hold your hand and guide you with the process which might turn off some but for me increased my motivation more. I will definitely recommend him.

Lots of content to study and labs to do. I think he is still one of the better teachers at Douglas.

Took this prof for 3 courses now. He is one of the best prof in Douglas

I already took this course from another professor and I did not learn anything but with prof Caesar I understood how the codes works because of his clear explanation.

I was his student in 1175. I already enjoyed his class then. He used the same materials except now its in Java. Likes 2D array a lot

Final exam was mainly coding while the previous exams are theoretical. He is not the best for me but ok enough to learn something from his class. I wish he could have assess more codding on previous exams to prepare us for the finals.

I really enjoyed his class. He has a very positive attitude at least with our group. I will definitely recommend him.

It is my first time in programming and I was hesitant to take his course but to my surprise, I really enjoyed his class. He seems to be nice to people who he sees as working hard. The only thing I can complain are the exams. Some of them are too long.

I am one of those students who already took two courses from him. No complaints here, I think he is great!

It requires intense work but I felt this course boosted my confidence as an aspiring programmer.

I was actually pleasantly surprised because I did not realize I would enjoy this course so much with this professor. I ended up feeling confident in conducting research.

Final exam was coding but it was open notes.

I was unsure about taking his class because of my previous experience with him, but I was actually surprised in a good way when I did. He clearly has a lot of passion for research, and it made me start to appreciate it too. I think he should focus on teaching these kinds of courses because he's really good at it.

I was not sure if I would pass with this professor. I do not have an IT background so I worked so hard. I guess he saw that. Do not take this professor if you do not have time otherwise you would fail.

I really enjoyed this course. It has more work but if you follow his instructions you will get a good grade.

This research course really pushed me out of my comfort zone, but I ended up learning a lot. The professor was super knowledgeable and gave helpful feedback that actually made my work better. It was tough at times, but definitely worth it

This C# programming course was intense but incredibly rewarding. It pushed me to think critically and write cleaner, more efficient code. By the end, I felt way more confident tackling real-world programming problems.

I am glad I took this course with this instructor. I was in an interview and most of the questions were about cloud. Our research was about cloud as well. He was also kind enough to be my reference.

Hs labs are easy but make one mistake and you lose all points on "user-friendliness". Final exam is a little bit challenging but I liked it.

Sometimes harsh in words but I definitely learned a lot from him.

I took his research methods course and wasn't sure what to expect, but he made the whole experience super rewarding. He met with our group every week and guided us all throughout the methodology of our research. You can tell he really like research. He made me us feel as if we have done something important.

I think he's really knowledgeable when it comes to research. I know some people have issues with his approach, but honestly, I believe he's the best. I'm really proud of the prototype and paper we put together, even though we faced some challenges along the way.

Code heavy in the final exam. Good thing we used Spring Boot in our project. He is ok for me the only thing I don't like is that he makes announcements while we are taking the exam which is very distracting.

The professor was awesome and really made everything easy for us. He was always around, both in class and during his office hours, and his instructions were super clear. I didn't expect to, but I ended up really loving the class. Oh, and here's a tip: picking a good group is key!

I rarely got high marks in my classes at Douglas, but I got one in his class. It made me feel like all the effort I put in wasn't wasted, which felt really good. If you just follow his instructions and advice, you'll do well. He also really sparked my interest in research.

We once complained about a group member not helping. The teacher listened carefully, and even though that member still got a good grade, I respected how fair he was. He treated everyone equally and I still learned a lot in his class.

Caesar was my instructor for Software Engineering and Applied Research project, and his teaching greatly influenced my learning. Now that I'm working as a data analyst, I find the projects from his class, especially on research, to be incredibly valuable. I'm grateful our project focused on data analytics. He was also kind enough to be my referee.

Took this course from this teacher, expecting something worse but it turns out to be very easy. He has four term tests and lots of class exercises and assignments. Also very helpful in the labs and easy and assignments. I would definitely recommend him.

Never got an A at Douglas before this class 😭 Honestly the course isn't hard at all as long as you actually do the labs and exercises. If you keep up, you're good. Also, 100% recommend attempting the MOS certification if you pass, he gives incentives, which is a huge bonus.

The project was tough, but it was very rewarding (defining requirements and implementing admin functions is crucial). Also, he often comments on key concepts during his lectures, so I'd recommend not missing those.

I'm from the Saturday class and honestly didn't think I'd pass my attendance and past performance weren't great. The final was graded pretty fairly though. Some people complained about the coding, but I just followed his examples. He said from the start it wasn't really a programming course, so I learned extra stuff on my own.