His lectures are amazing and he is one of few professors who genuinely cares about his students. He will leave feedbacks on almost everything you do that helps a lot to understand what is programming. You will be prepared for the next semester if you take him.

The class work is going be tough and very difficult to work on if you're not great at paying attention during lectures (and you're gonna want to pay attention during the lectures, the class notes don't really make up for it), but if you can manage to make solid attempts, Cameron will try to help you out.

Solid. He's very helpful in explainning the program concepts. Alwasy give a very detailed feedback of your home work. Very nice teacher.

One of the great professor. He will help you with anything about the course. He answers email all the time. He gives detailed and good feedback for the assignments. Take his class if you ever get a chance.

Great prof. Gave amazing feed back on work submitted, would recommend prof to anyone.

He's one of the best professors. He explains clearly and provides examples. He's also willing to help you if need you it. Take his class if you have the chance.

He teaches IPC144L for me, but I had a problem with my "core" IPC144 workshop. I've come to him twice after IPC144L just for him to look at my code and both times he points out fixes. The 2nd time was harder cus I got my code working but not with the correct logic, and he stayed after class to discuss & work out solutions with me. TAKE THIS GUY!!

Incredible prof.! He really wants his students to learn, gives very clear explanations and provides help when needed. Gives really useful feedback when he grades the workshops. I had previous experience programming so I didn't ask for much help but really appreciated the feedback he gave. Really professional, really great prof TAKE HIM!

I recommend this professor if you really want to study hard and develop yourself. Professor Cameron cares about his students a lot and always has a passion for teaching. Explain your feedback clearly through email immediately. I have often emailed my professor because I have a lot of questions. I felt much more confident after the first semester.

Awesome professor. Do good in his quizzes and you will do good in the midterm and finals.

lmao imagine giving one of the best IPC teachers a 2.0, yikes.

He is the most perfect professor that I have ever met! I understand some students rate him with low marks, but it is not because of his teaching, but the difficulty of entering into programming with C.I am so grateful that I met him as my first professor in this major and he helped me a lot. Also, he is such a nice person and always willing to help

Cameron Gray is one of the greatest teachers you can have for IPC. He really cares about his students. He gives detailed and very helpful feedback, which not many teachers really do. He is super organized, and I just love all of his lectures. However, he is a tough grader, not so much for IPC maybe, but definitely for other courses like APS, etc.

Great Prof :)

Cameron Gray is one of the best professors I met at Seneca College in the first semester of CPD. He was our professor for IPC144 after the mid-term in summer 2020 semester. Cameron Gray explains the subject clearly and in detail, and gives constructive feedback. If you want to learn, I advise to take Cameron Gray's classes.

A great teacher and a great person! Out of all the programming courses I've taken, still the best and better than those in university classes. Take his classes, all of them!

Amazing professor who provides detailed and easy to follow lectures. He is very aware of students strengths and weaknesses and is very efficient with his time in tackling them. He provides great feedback on assignments and workshops, detailing errors and areas that could use improvement. Definitely grab a spot in Professor Gray's class if open!

Just the best. Can't say enough good things. Clear, engaging, and easy to understand lectures. Return marks quickly. Return emails quickly. Clearly wants his students to succeed. Learned a lot.

He is the best prof I have ever had. Always available outside class , knows his subject very well, answers to your emails not later than an hour (usually in 5-15 minutes), cares for hi students and gives very detailed feedback to assignments.

He's one of the best professors I've ever got. He's not boring and he explains lecture very well. Very organized. Does not give half-hearted feedbacks and helps you when you reach out to him. Take him if you value knowledge over easy grade.

Best Prof I had, If your starting your first year, extremely recommend to take him as your prof. I had other students in CPA complain about their profs, I didn't meet a single student talk bad about this prof. Very reachable and actually helps you when you email him. Usually replies within an hour which is very rare for some profs.

I think Mr. Gray is one of the best profs at Seneca. If you are starting with the programming stream, make sure to pick him up, and you will never be sorry. Gray will provide you with a solid foundation. Btw, his lectures are fun, and you can ask any question to which he will have the perfect answer for your level.

A gem of a prof. If you have a question at 1am in the morning, he'll answer it. If you have concerns about your code (about anything!), he'll give u feedback. However, you must reach out to him. His teaching style involves "follow me to code" type lecture. This is really helpful for someone like me who is a beginner. He'll make you love coding.

Cameron is the best! He will answer all your emails in only a couple hours at most and even give you suggestions related to your questions. He will help you correct bad coding habits and set you up on a solid programming base. You can definitely get an A+ as long as you put some effort. Definitely go for him if you're new to programming!!

He knows the class materials and teaches with in-class exercises. He is a bit strict on grades but gives good feedback. He is very responsive if you need help.

Lectures are great! He teaches all main concepts by opening Visual Studio and coding practical examples. He definitely CAN teach beginners, since he delivers all they need: returns marks quickly, with a lot of useful feedback, and answers e-mails/messages on the same day. If you want to learn a lot, take him! If you just want easy marks, skip him.

Cameron is a great professor who is knowledgeable and very responsive in case if you have any questions. He is a tough grader but will help you to build a strong foundation of C. He might not be a ideal candidate if you just want to get a easy grade and pass the course; however, if you are looking for to learn in depth then he is the perfect one.

I'm so glad that I took his IPC144 in my first semester! Even though he's a tough grader, he really cares about students. The lecture prepares us with the fundamentals to further study. If you REALLY want to learn, I will definitely recommend you professor Cameron. If you just want easy courses and nice-looking grades, you better think about it.

It is difficult for beginners to do workshops only with the contents of the class. If you feel the workshops are difficult, ask him by email. He answers very quickly and sincerely. Through this, you will be able to learn a lot. If someone asks me if I will take his class again, I will hesitate to say yes. It takes a lot of effort to score from him.

He delivered his course very well, and he responded very quickly, even though his mark was given strictly.

He was a tough grader he wants everything to be perfect but I'd say he is absolutely caring and always responds to emails quickly the lectures were amazing he clearly explains everything he is the one who can teach c properly

I took prof Gray 2 years ago for IPC144. He'll set the bar really high for other profs, and this is really sad in a good way. You will always compare others to him, and at the end, no one can take his place. He is the best so take him if you want someone to put you on the right path towards becoming a good programmer.

I had a class with professor Gray when COVID just began in 2019 and classes were online. I can confidently say that he is the best professor I ever had in Seneca. He is a tough grader (on the 2nd half of the semester), caring, funny and most importantly accessible outside of class. I would had written much more on him if not the 350 word limit.

If you want to have a nice first semester, choose Gray.

excellent email response time for assginment

You can always approach professor with questions and he helps in every possible way to improve your skills as a programmer. When evaluating each work, he gives clear notes on your mistakes. Grades are not strict, but fair. You can easily get good grades from him, just like in any other business, you need to make an effort.

Great professor.

Professor gives clear instructions and good feedbacks on your work. He is definitely a tough grader, you must work really hard to keep up with him. He explains the content with real life experience to help you getting more understanding on the assignment. and he is always accessible by email and often stay after class for questions.

Professor Gray has tons experiences on coding and he can practically answer anything related to C, even for rare and old practices which can help student to understand the logic behind. IPC is a very challenging course I am so grateful to start with a knowledgable professor. He is super tough on gradings and no mercy on cheating though.

Although the test was not easy, I learned extremely a lot from Professor Gray. I will take his course without any hesitation. Although someone may not agree, I think professor is considerate in fact!

He's surely a tough grader, but you will learn the best practices and the fundamental of C in depth if you follow him. Get ready to read materials before classes. Go over his feedback and where he deducts marks. It helps a lot to establish your knowledge and skills. He answered all the questions any time with clear explanation.

I have to say his APS is a completely different course from ones lectured by others. Although I learn so much about software development and improved computational skills, it was only possible by taking two whole days every week. He takes time to clarify things and marks rigid based on his chart. Wouldn't recommend for beginners. Still great prof.

Gray is a tough grader BUT he is also a very good lecturer, and knows what he is talking about unlike other IPC profs. He made the workshops, so he has high standards. If you want easy marks, I would not suggest. But if you want to gain a good foundation for C and have a prof that gives good feedback and actually teaches, choose him for IPC.

His lecture is helpful for overall computer programming. After study week, you can see the improved logic in your brain, which is shaped by class and workshops. Cameron has a clear standard for students' grades. He is punctual for class, and the lectures are so valuable. He is kind and attentive to students. I seriously respect and appreciate him.

Great professor, knows programming well, no mistakes in programs, tough grader. Not recommended if unfamiliar with programming. Still, I respect and learned more from him than my current IPC professor. Failed his class, but overall he's excellent.Again dont choose if u dont have an idea what programming is Huge respect to Cameron

He is very good in explaining concepts. He provides excellent feedback to improve the code and he replies to emails really fast and clears the doubts of the students. He is really active. He is a tough grader too. Look at his feedback and keep improving, then you will learn the most.

Best professor in my life. You can learn many from him. Good and very organized teaching, always ready to answer your question even on holiday, always give you feedback. He really shows care student who is ready to learn. Help you build up a solid foundation and get prepared of OOP. If you don't want to learn, that's just the start of programming.

Extremely competent and hardworking professor -the model of what a true educator should be like.Prepares you very well for your future career and keeps you engaged and motivated. If you want easy marks and no real knowledge, his classes are not for you. I believe he does not deserve any of those bad reviews by someone who is not into studying.

Excellent Professor. Very hard working. Exceptional lectures. He is there to make you into a real professional and you have to earn good marks from him. Gets poor ratings from those who expect easy grades. One of those teachers that I will always remember and will feel nostalgic from the time in the class.

The best proff. of IPC144 in Seneca, he teaches well and gives mark well.

He is the best lecturer. He grades tough but you also learn a lot. Very accessible even on weekends. I would highly recommend him but be ready to put in a lot of time in IPC. And for complete beginners, start self-learning some basics of programming, at least know variables, functions etc so you can keep up with the pace. And always ask questions!!

He is a very tough grader but he is very helpful if you want to learn. He replies to your email within a few hours.

Very knowledgeable and an amazing lecturer. Marking is incredibly harsh, you have to follow EVERY little thing he mentions. Walks you through the workshops which many profs don't. Quizzes are designed to trick you. No one finished the final, prepare for hand injury and mistakes as you rush writing it. Always available.

This professor is probably the best professor for IPC144. His class might seem difficult at first but he's very passionate whenever he teaches. It's funny how he actually almost runs out of time every lectures because of how in depth he teaches and tries to get into lessons with a lot of examples. As a first year student, I recommend him. GOAT

Let me tell you he is the OG professor and he is the only one from which you can learn c language and I am glad to have him because i never think that coding is my thing untill he started teaching and owing to him my interest develop in coding and he is the real inspiration for me but for some student he is the real terminator.

Even though, He is a tough grader, I highly recommend him if you really want to learn. He is funny, his lectures are good, but u have to pay attention(fully) You will find it difficult in the beginning because he has his own rubric and stuffs for each workshop which is entirely different but trust me at the end, you will understand the difference.

The best professor that you can find in the college for IPC144

This is literally the best professor. He teaches amazing and if you don't get something JUST ASK HIM... If you don't then you won't learn. Learn to ask questions and study the concepts. By doing this surely you will pass.

He replies to queries and emails well. However, he gives out his grading criteria after you submit your work so you will have minimal to no idea how to submit it. He has unrealistic expectations. If you want to have high marks don't take his class, but if you want to learn, among all the other professors, his class would be your best bet.

I really like him, because he teaches me the best practice in this industry. He is well-prepared for the course, unlike other professor I met at Seneca. He is responsive. He makes the exam very followable, because he tells us what we will encounter at the exam. Otherwise, I can imagine how I can be filtered out in the real life interviews.

Professor Gray is tough but brilliant. His lectures are engaging, and he really breaks down the concepts. Attendance is a must, and the grading is strict, but if you put in the work, you'll learn a ton. unstuck ai was a lifesaver for practice problems.

Getting A+ in his class is impossible. His grading are really strict and he has his own grading criteria regarding code rules. However, you would definitely learn many things from him, the things that other people rarely teach or even rarely know. His lectures are amazing too. And he gives clear feedback on codes and answer questions thoughtfully.

He is one of the best and his lectures are awesome, but he is a tough grader. If you want to learn take him, but if you want an A+, it is impossible to take that.

It is not very hard to get a B if you pay close attention in class and complete the weekly activities. For the midterm and final exams, practicing in advance to become familiar with the questions will help you complete the exams on time, as they are quite long.

Lectures are easy to understand and helpful for building foundational knowledge. You can earn an A if you spend sufficient time practicing coding. However, if your priority is achieving a very high grade, another professor may be a better option.