The best computer science teacher I have had at UF. She is caring and willing to help and accommodate special scenarios. She has many opportunities for extra credit that will really help out your grade. And on top of that her teaching is excellent, she is able to simplify complex data structures and make them understandable by all. Take her class!

The class is easy and she is really supportive. Projects can be tough if you don't start early. I hope she gives more test cases.

She clearly explains data structures and shows how certain algorithms work. She is the best CS teacher I had in this school so far and basically revived my faith in the CISE department. She's SUPER GENEROUS with extra credit and it's sad to see students complain about the class being hard when they don't even show up to lecture!

I had a very good experience in data structures with her. She's very polite and answers questions after class or in office hours. Exams aren't hard but definitely pay attention to the project. I definitely learned a lot in her class.

I felt that she was decent at explaining the topics and I appreciated that she actually went through examples that went along with each major DS/algorithm that was covered. The exams are very easy, the projects are a good challenge but aren't too difficult and she gives you about a month to complete each of them. She's also very approachable.

One of the nicest professors. She is knowledgeable about the material but does not always communicate it the best. She usually offers a lot of extra credit and is flexible in her methods Her exams and projects are pretty straightforward. The only warning is if you want to learn in the class you'll have to make a conscious effort to do so.

Easy class. The programming assignments are doable if you give yourself some time. She is good at giving clear expectations on what she wants you to know.

You can get by with minimal effort. She is a fair grader and always accessible. However, she gives very poor lectures that are too short and do not do justice to the material. You almost have to learn the material on your own. The test questions are directly from the homework.

Took data cop3530 and cda3101 with her. Not sure if this is a good thing but shes easy. One thing that I dont like about her is that she never fixes her mistakes on her lecture slides, which is annoying when you are studying for exams.

Very much a caring professor. Exams are reasonably paced and tend to involve pseudocode, and assignments can be wrapped up quickly as long as you plan for them. Lectures may be a bit long winded, but that's more a UF problem than a her problem.

COP3530 is arguably the most important class in CS, thus many students find it challenging. Cheryl has a lot of experience with this class, though, having taught it dozens of times for many years. All assignments are clear and well revised. Grading criteria is clear and generous.

Resch is an extremely caring and down to earth professor. She is always making conversation with students before and after class, and you can tell that she genuinely cares. She makes class fun and enlightening, always fielding questions and ensuring you get it. If you go to class and FOCUS, study occasionally, do the homeworks and visit OH, A easy.

Enterprise Security. The labs were guided by the class and Resch, and graded leniently. The homework was easy and so were the discussions. I don't remember much from the class but it was an easy A.

Professor Resch is one of the nicest people you will ever meet. If you don't like her lecture style, you can just read the book or get the info from the internet. Tests and quizzes are very reasonable and the programming assignments aren't too bad. Resch and TAs are always there to help.

The most chill CISE prof. I learned a lot but it wasn't like unnecessarily hard like other CISE profs try to make their classes for no reason. She cares about if her tests/policies are fair and listens to student feedback. She's not the best lecturer, but honestly, just pause the video/rewind as much as you need to and you'll figure it out.

Prof Resch is sweet, kind, and clearly cares about students and the material. Lectures could be improved - I thought TAs were better for explaining things. The concepts are not too difficult, but you must make time to actually understand the material and do the programming assignments.

Prof. Resch is a caring and engaging professor, and I'd happily have her for another class. She cares about her students and is always available after class and on Microsoft Teams, and while my TA was better at explaining the lessons, her lectures are generally easy to follow.

Professor Resch is a chill professor and discrete structures with her was not overly complicated as it can be with some other professors. Definitely recommend taking the class with her. Wish I could take her for CDA3101

Professor Resch was a great professor for Discrete Math. Lectures generally had pretty low attendance, but they were very helpful and very similar to exams. If you read the textbook and do her review questions the class should be relatively easy

This class was really easy, she focused on making sure we knew the material/how computers work, rather than making sure we memorize every detail. Exams were open-note & very straightforward if you paid attention in lecture, nothing nit-picky (we basically knew the types of questions). Could've been due to online format but it was really easy.

Very easy A. Study the review slides for tests and youll be fine. For the HW and reading assignments, you dont really need to understand everything too well, just get it done. Most of the learning is going to be done in class going through PPT slides.

Class is not hard if you stay on top of assignments. Exams are fair, lots of free response but lots of partial credit, easy to do well on. Takes forever to grade exams and won't give points back for a bad question unless you email her. Seemed a bit lost at the beginning of the semester (1st time teaching class?) but really not bad at all.

A lot of people give Dr. Resch a bad review for bad lectures (granted some were kinda bad), but they leave out the fact that Dr. Resch would post a video daily where she would explain course mater clearly and concisely and that lectures were just problem solving sessions with hard problems. Exams were also very fair and pulled no cheap shot.

Professor Resch is a great choice for discrete structures. She covers all material that will be tested on exams during lectures through PowerPoints of lecture material and practice questions. This class is an easy A as long as you complete all Connect homework and quizzes and review the lecture materials.

Took her for COT3100. Material was easy. She'd post detailed videos before class to learn the content on our own and class would be a period for working through example problems. You can tell she doesn't like the class too much, but still was decent. Exams are almost identical to her review slides, so definitely make sure you can do all of those.

Cheryl is so great. Exams are open note/internet.

Had her for COT3100, but it was online which is why I think people didn't like her before. For CDA, she really knew her stuff and made exams super accessible. She will occasionally get annoyed if you're talking in class, but otherwise, she's really friendly. If you pay attention in class, it's super easy to get 100. Cool person and 10/10 prof.

Open notes, textbook, internet "examlets" every other week. Final will also be open everything. She has videos to watch before class and then goes over the slides and additional example problems. Discussion is also helpful. Only 2 programming assignments and 1 project. Project instructions were vague and not helpful tho. overall good vibes

Took discrete with Resch as well and didn't love the class especially because it was taught online but taking CDA3101 with her was good. She's super funny and caring. Go to her office hours for extra help

Don't listen to the other comments from this past semester the people posting on here are dumb She is one of the coolest profs at UF and comparing her to Fox is unfair and calling a prof bad because of that is unreasonable. Fox has taught this class for 3 years this is her first semester be reasonable not dumb and ignorant like these other posters

Probably the best professor I've ever had. Lectures are very clear and lots of examples. More problem solving sessions every other week to help prepare for the open-book, open-note quiz. Very helpful in office hours, would give 10/10.

I had Professor Resch for CDA 3101 and although I didn't enjoy the material all that much her course was set up well to learn. I also just took CIS 4360 and it was by far the best class I've taken there so far. She is almost always accessible no matter what time it is and offers to help anyway she can.

Easily one of the best professors in the CISE department. I've had her for 3+ classes and it's very clear she cares about teaching, and students learning the material through exercises rather than just testing you. CIS4360 had a few tricky exercises, but her accessibility outside of class through slack and her willingness to help is the best.

Very easy class. People calling her rude are almost certainly the ones asking the same questions in the slack that 46 other people have already asked. People calling the class useless have 0 interest in embedded software types of roles--if you have an interest in a mix of hardware/software the class is a neat little intro.

The course itself was pretty straightforward, an A+ is easily achievable if you put in the work. Professor Resch is very available and gives good opportunities for extra credit. Her online lectures weren't so good, but the in-person recordings were good. Professor Resch has a friendly and informal style which lead to alot of positive interactions.

This class had the difficulty curve of a Freight train but Professor Resch did a good job of teaching this class. Expectations were clearly laid out, there were plenty of extra credits, and she made it easy to understand the material and graded fairly. Was always on slack to answer questions if you had them.

Make sure to take good notes from the lecture slides (you get a page both sides for all the exam/quiz hybrids) and review material for each quiz in the files tab on canvas, and it should be a fairly typical course load and difficulty, with attendance optional.

Nice, understanding, and approachable professor. Gives very helpful review packets before exams so grades are manageable. Willing to help you when you ask.

About 1 easy assignment a week, and if its a Lab she does it for you. Discussions every other week which is annoying but easy. Final is open resource, unproctored and untimed but mostly short answer (mean was a 95 you'll be fine). Class is also done completely online.

I'm surprised by some of these reviews tbh. She's sometimes a bit sassy, but only when people ask questions about things she's already answered. She always seemed very kind and forgiving to me Exams and projects are very easy and come straight from the lectures. Lots of EC Some attendance mandatory

One of my top 3 professors I've taken at UF. Professor Resch may be slightly passive aggressive if you say something out of pocket or if she has to keep repeating herself, but she is one of the most actually caring professors I have ever taken a class with. She kind of feels like a new yorker, she might be passive at times, but she genuinely cares.

Prof Resch is the GOAT. I honestly never went to class because of the 8:30 lectures (except for the few days it was required) but she was great at explaining things. The assembly stuff was really hard for me, but she was pretty helpful and gave me an extension on 1 assignment with pretty much no fuss when I needed it. Overall, chill prof.

Super chill. Examlets are all easy - just go to the discussions the day before the exam and you'll have all the information you needed. She made the class easier with the participation grades and the Cache assignment she GAVE you the code this time.

Participation matters! The examlets are easy and the final is just a collective of examlets (80% similar). However, you may found her to be not nice sometimes, but it is within some reasonable amount.

prof reach is such a queen, we stan her. easy examlets. assembly projects were hard but graded leniently. mandatory attendance occasionally

Ms.Resch is organized and lectures rock. Do the work and go to office hours early and you'll do great. Attendance isn't quite mandatory, but there's participation points for it that can end up being extra credit, so I marked it as such. I've heard that other people have just learned from the slides and been fine.

Good class, not too hard. Some people said she was rude but I spoke to her a few times and thought she was pretty friendly.

Resch is fair and exceptionally clear in what she expects out of students. It is easy to do well in this class if you follow what she says. The grading is well spread out so you're not stuck if you do poorly once, and she is super smart. I'd take another class with her. She's def a tough cookie, so don't ask dumb questions.

She was very caring about making sure students were engaged because she wanted to see everyone succeed in her class. Lectures weren't too useful, and most learning was done outside of class, but she was a great resource otherwise.

Even if she may get annoyed by repetitive or obvious questions, she was a great professor that properly prepared students for every exam. The exam questions very closely resembled lecture and exam review practice problems. Everything was from the lecture slides. It was super fair to me, especially when you're allowed a cheat sheet on exams too.

Resch runs this course really well for what it is. What's covered in this course is pretty foundational and limited and the course becomes an easy A because of that. I had trouble paying attention at times but that was probably just because of how late in the day class was.

Resch was good, she is always excited to see students in lecture and is a nice person. This class was generally easy, and 3% extra credit is avaliable. This class is graded by few things, but they are all easy assignments. 25% of the grade are examlets and you get a cheat sheet.

Easiest tech elective either. One lab a week that takes about an hour (sometimes 15-20 minutes), and she walks you through the whole thing. One homework assignment a week too, 15-20 minutes. The final was a take-home final and was only 15% of the final grade. Highly recommend.

I personally love her lecture style and she clearly cares more than most about her classes. Super straight forward info and a good class overall. People rating her poorly need to get their heads on straight

One of the best professors I've had. Actually creates classes and content where you want to engage with the material and is reasonable in scope. You can walk away from the class actually having learned something, which is more than I can say for some other classes. Also responds very quick, and makes any ambiguous assignments clear. Great class

Lectures are overall good, very easy to contact on discord, and actually cares about students and answer questions on discord. Also allowed cheat sheets on the exam. Would love to have her as a professor again!

Resch is definitely one of the nicest professors at UF. Comp org is a very eye-opening class and can be fun if you put some time into it; expect to put a good amount of thinking in to truly understand the material. Definitely recommend this class, and make sure you pay attention in her lectures. It saves you a LOT of searching.

She is actually so funny i love her. I come to lectures not just to learn but to laugh. But pay attention during lectures and discussion, it saves you so much time on projects. Exams were easy. This class is easy to get an A in if you use all your resources!

Though I didn't love all the content in this class, Dr. Resch made the experience significantly better. She is organized, passionate, funny, and makes it easy to grasp difficult/boring concepts. The Canvas is very organized, exams are straightforward, and projects are perfectly manageable (very easy to get help on Discord and in office hours).

Very organized and seemed pretty nice though some students think otherwise. Exams aren't too bad, average was usually around an 85 except one which was a high C. Loosely pay attention in lectures and create good exam reference sheets and you will be fine. Second assembly programming project is a bit tough but all other projects are pretty easy.

Chill class. Was mostly headed by a few exams that we could have cheat sheets for and projects that were covered in discussion (mandatory) and in the discord. I love how sarcastic and to the point the prof is. 10/10 recommend

People who say she's rude don't have a sense of humor or did something to piss her off. While she's not the nicest person on the planet, shes sassy and sarcastic. I'd just laugh at what'd she said. Make sure you are 100% explicit in all your papers especially the Cache Design lol. Got docked a few points for not EXPLICITLY mentioning something.

Her lectures are fine, but class is poorly organized. Probably the easiest class in the CS curriculum. Cheatsheets are allowed for exams. She is sarcastic and sassy, but justifiably so. Like if you ask dumb questions about something she brought up multiple times in class or explicitly in syllabus, I think she's well within her rights to be annoyed

If you are considering taking a course under Resch then I would say go for it. The lectures were all very good and for the most part she does well to get you ready for the tests as long as you are willing to study. Her personality can be a little bit on the ehhh side of things but as a teacher I would say you should be ok taking one of her classes.

Dr. Resch is easily one of my favorite professors in the CISE department. So smart and respected, I hope to work under her one day either in research or teaching. Fantastic lectures and gives great insight into the world of cybersecurity. My favorite course last semester. I hope everyone gets to take a course with her one time in their time at UF.

Dr. Resch teaches well and adds humor to make lectures more engaging even with some topics being boring. Examlets and assignments were fair, though sometimes the questions were vague. She's very kind and respectful one-on-one, and I'm incredibly grateful for the support she gave me when I needed help. Just pay attention, study, and communicate IMO.

This class is super easy; cheat sheets are allowed on every exam and you can pass the class without knowing anything. I didn't need to pay attention during lectures because the content was extremely light and I spent maybe 1-2 hours studying per exam to learn all the material. Additionally, Resch is very nice and the class is interesting. Easy A.

Dr. Resch's cryptology class was one of the most interesting classes I have taken at UF so far. Her lectures are clear, brief, and engaging. Some homework can take a bit longer, but it was generally easy; all the material covered is readily available in lecture videos. 10/10 would take again!

Amazing professor. Take her if possible! She is passionate about the subject and knows her stuff. Caring and funny. Does not simply read off the slides. Take good notes and utilize the allowed cheat sheets for the tests. The ARM coding assignments can be difficult, but you will be fine if you go to discussion. TA's help greatly. iClickers are used.

Professor Resch is great. She is very kind and clearly cares about the class doing well. Exams were easy if you pay attention in lectures, and assignments are informative. Participation is mandatory via iclicker but the iclicker questions are very easy, you should not miss any if you are watching the lecture actively.

Dr. Resch really cares about this class and is enthusiastic about the material. Exams are graded fairly and have partial credit. The exam reviews and homeworks are great study material. If you pay attention to the lectures, you'll do great.