This class is unreasonably hard. I studied out of class for multiple hours a day, did all of the problem sets, all of the homework assignments, attended lecture and went to office hours. All of this and I got Ds on all of the tests. Extremely difficult, do NOT take this class.

He puts up practice exams to help study and gives you the equations on the exams. He doesn't put the notes up online because he wants you to go to lecture, but his lectures are very straight forward. This is class a class you need to take time to do the work for. But make sure you study and go to lecture and take notes and you will do well.

CHEM 1127 is a hard class but he is definitely the best professor that teaches it. His voice is soft even with the microphone, just sit close to the front. He has no accent and is very clear and understandable. He does not care if you attend the lectures or not. Labs and Disc are mandatory, though. He is a very understanding and nice man, too.

Awesome guy, great professor. Let's you know everything you need to know for the exam. Must take!

I have Cady for chem 1 freshman year and I really like the way he teaches. He's very thorough during lecture and answers all questions the best he can. The aleks assignments are really annoying but they do help you understand all the topics. Make sure to go to the discussions and labs, to boost your grade.

I absolutely loved his lectures. The class itself was pretty hard, especially tests, but the way he taught definitely influenced my performance. The whole class is dedicated to example problems, and he is very enthusiastic and willing to answer questions.

Very nice, modest professor. You can tell he is more the research type of professor though as his explanations are very shallow and he shows much disinterest while teaching. Cady does in class demos which are cool. However, the class in general is tough and the tests are difficult. There is no curve on your final grade so don't listen to rumors!!!

Prof. Cady seems to really like teaching his classes, and there are lots of cool demos and stuff. He's pretty funny, and any time anyone needed help or just needed a quick question answered he'd give his full attention to them no matter what. I would purposefully rearrange my schedule to take a class with him again.

Having seen AP Chemistry almost destroy my GPA in high school, I was weary of this class at first, but Dr. Cady is a great professor. He explains things clearly and does so at a good pace. He goes through plenty of examples as well. He's very accessible and will talk to students in office hours. I'm taking him again for 1128; he's still good.

He's very fair about expectations and just a very nice guy who tries to make it interesting. Would definitely recommend!

I have him for 1122 and he's very straightforward with clear grading criteria, is relaxed and approachable, and teaches well. However, I've heard that he's much harder on students in 1127, so I guess it depends on which class you take.

How the class is graded: 3 Tests (100 pts. each), 1 final (250pts.), lab/discussion grade (150pts.), online quizzes each Sunday (100pts.), online homework each week (150pts.) - due on Sunday available all week, Participation/Attendance at lab (25pts.). Attendance is not mandatory for lectures but for lab/discussion absolutely!

He's a great lecturer and person, Chem 1127 is just a ridiculously difficult course.

Dr. Cady is genuinely a good professor. The class itself is tough and relies a lot on independent practice. He teaches at a very good pace, but always leaves time before an exam for at least 1 full day of review. He is blunt about what is on exams. It wasn't an easy class, but he makes it much more manageable.

Even though its the easier chemistry class at UConn, tests are still tricky and often confusing to students. He provides many examples in class but isn't great at explaining the concepts we learn. However, he is always willing to help if anyone has questions. Doing well on homework and labs is crucial to do well in the class.

You need to attend class because that's the only way you will get the notes. Textbook wasn't necessary, but definitely a good reinforcement and easy read. Make sure you set aside plenty of time to study EVERYTHING. He gives you everything you need, so utilize it all if you want to pass his tests.

Clyde is a great man! He tries to be funny almost every lecture and it usually works, except when it is an 8am lecture. He is very clear in his examples and if you need to ask a question he will stop his lecture and go back for you. Always asks if he is going too fast and makes sure all students are with him. Made chemistry easy!

The tests are really tough and the class in general absolutely sucks, but Dr. Cady makes it a lot better. His lectures are very helpful, and he's always available for help. The class is literally awful and I barely finished with a B- so avoid at all costs.

Dr. Cady is adorable! He is definitely the best teacher to get because he is not hard or intimidating at all. His lectures are really important, I don't even use the textbook that much. He goes at a great pace so everyone can easily understand. Chem is difficult, however his examples are so helpful. The tests are fair based on what he teaches us.

This was the first time Cady has taught 1124. I thought that he was very helpful with his notes that he takes in class. His office hours don't always seem very accessible, but if you go to the office, he is usually there. He lectures very thoroughly, but you must attend lecture to understand.

Probably the best professor to take for 1127 or 1128 with. He goes through all the material that is on the exams and also goes through really hard examples which help when studying. He's a bit boring to listen to but it's worth it

Dr. Cady is the shining star of the UCONN Chem department. If you go to his lectures and force yourself to pay attention, do ALEKS, and do the problem sets on time, you will get a good grade in the class. Clyde does a lot of cool demos and makes jokes that explain concepts during lecture to keep students engaged.

Honestly, chem 1127 and chem 1128 taught by anyone sucked. Specifically 1128, exams did not reflect the textbook at all which they told us to use as a reference. The department doesn't communicate with each other so some classes are ahead and others will be two chapters behind. Cady is a nice person but lectures aren't useful. Chem sucks.

The sole complaint I have about Dr. Cady is that his handwriting isn't very good, so you may need clarification on the examples he writes.

Cady is overall a nice person and knows his stuff. He is very clear in his lectures about topics you need to know and what will be on the exam. He can get kind of boring but if you pay attention its not too bad. The exams are usually pretty hard and will try to trick you. If you took AP Chem in high school its very doable. If not, good luck.

He's a good professor! Clear about the topics and example questions. However, the example questions he gives in lecture are usually much easier than what you'll see on exams, so look out for that.

Cady is a one of the better chemistry profs. UConn has to offer. He is very approachable and will stick around after class to answer quick questions. He uses many different teaching styles to benefit all learning types- (listing how to solve a problem, doing examples, demos, etc.). Grade is 15% online homework, 15% lab, 45%/25% final/exams.

Dr. Cady was a great. I had many friends who had other profs for 1127 and would often come to my lectures instead of theirs. He does a lot of practice problems which are helpful. You may have to use the textbook a lot and do some self-teaching, but if you come to lecture, pay attention, and keep up with the work, you can succeed in this class.

Dr. Cady is a very good professor. He makes chemistry easier to understand and the class is very straight-forward. The exams are difficult, but Dr. Cady prepares you well for them. It really isn't as bad as everyone says it is. If you can take gen chem with Dr. Cady, DO IT!

The purest professor at UConn honestly.

Dr. Cady is one of the better professors to pick for the General Chemistry sequence (1127Q-1128Q) being that he basically designed the course. That said, he is a bit boring in lecture, but his examples are useful in terms of preparing you for the exams. Overall, good professor in terms of teaching the material.

Cady was a good professor overall. He went over practice problems and never failed to explain a topic that would be on the exam. However, he was pretty boring and dry and it made sitting through lecture tedious. If you don't read the textbook and act if it's more important than the bible, you won't pass this class.

He is best Chemistry Professor you can have !

I am so glad I took him for the summer session . He is so smart but doesnt wear it on his sleeve .

best chemistry professor

Dr. Cady is the best chem professor at the school. He gives good lectures followed up with examples that he walks through. He also occasionally does demonstrations or brings models to go along with the notes. Tests are structured every other week. If you miss class, he posts lectures with audio and notes online.

Clyde Cady is an amazing professor who makes chemistry easy to learn and understand. Unlike other professors, he goes through entire practice problem sets to get students prepared for tests.

Cady is the best 1127 professor out there. He teaches at a quicker pace than the other 1127 professors, but gets through all the material and does lots of review before exams. Clearly explains concepts during lectures and does all types of practice problems. Study these, and you'll be set for the exams. Great guy, always willing to answer questions

He gives lots of example questions in class and I just watched his video every week and never go to lecture. His video helps a lot and I just review those example questions before every exam.

Cady is by far the best chem teacher. He does tons of practice problems to help teach each topic and prepare students for the exams. He puts his lectures (audio and slideshows) online right after class so if you miss class/ want to listen again, it is available on huskyct. The class is very difficult if you do not have a solid chem background

Cady overall is the best intro Chem professor no doubt! His lectures are a bit dry but you can't expect much from the chem department anyway. His example problems on the lecture are extremely helpful for exams! If you watch lectures weekly and understand all the problems on homework and lecture slides, you will get an A.

There's an exam every other week switching between long answer and multiple choice. They aren't too difficult. The weekly lab was all online so we only had to watch a video and take a quiz on it. His lectures were easy to follow and the weekly homework is easy if you take the time to understand the material.

Dr. Cady is a solid choice for CHEM 1127Q! He's really nice with you during the office hour and willing to answer any question you have (although people do tend to complain that he's a little bid rude with emails). Overall, the class was easy (reason is that I took AP Chem in high school). His lectures are pretty straight forward.

He clearly knows a lot but his class is very very difficult.

The class was run differently because of COVID obviously, but I think the department did the best they could (and Cady since he seemed like the one in charge). Yes, the material is kinda hard, but you have to do a lot of practice problems from the textbook and the internet. I didn't think the class was too bad, but it was a lot of work.

Due to COVID, the class was different but as long as you watch the lectures and do extra practice problems you will be okay! Take good notes and do practice problems from the book, powerpoints posted on husky ct, and SI sessions.

Even as a chem major I thought 1128 was difficult. It's definitely doable, but don't blame Cady for teaching a hard topic. I did the practice problems at the end of the syllabus and went to the Q center for whatever I didn't understand. If you're honest with yourself about what you do and don't know, and study effectively, you too can get an A-.

people hate on cady but i honestly think the work is totally manageable. i'm not a chem god by any means so i have to put in the work to get a good grade in this class, but i don't watch any lectures or read the textbook and i've gotten A's in both chem 1127 and 1128 in this online format. as long as you do the hw and lab and do decent on the exams

I felt like Cady is good at teaching the material, just the exams can sometimes be difficult . It is still doable, however.

I don't understand why people hate on Dr. Cady. I liked his lecture videos compared to other professors who were teaching 1127Q and 1128Q. Also, he was always approachable and responded to emails quickly. Since we had three tries for each week's lab and pretty much an unlimited try for the weekly hws, those were helpful to boost grades as well.

Gets more flack than he deserves. The course work is difficult, but definitely doable. There are many opportunities for practice work if you feel the need for extra studying and practice. Good lecturer and idk why everyone says hes condescending; hes just more blunt and to the point, but not rude.

A lot of people hate on Cady, but if you show up to lecture/ask questions, he will do his best to clarify or make things clear. Grading criteria, especially on exams, is very open and regrades are available. There is nothing ambiguous about the work due for his class, he is transparent and doesn't try to trick anyone, just wants people to love chem

Anyone who rates this guy poorly is just not being honest with themselves. As long as you listen to what he is saying you will do just fine. He goes at a perfect pace and is the best at explaining complex concepts that I have ever seen.

Cady was overall decent, even though he can be rude in emails. I took AP Chemistry in high school (had a terrible teacher though), and was able to get an A with a moderate amount of work in 1127. His lectures are ok, but he tends to skim over some topics so make sure you read the textbook as well.

Cady is easily my favorite professor I have. He seems like such a genuine guy who enjoys what he does, and he always tries to engage the class as much as possible. It is a hard class and you have to work hard to do well, but at least he made it more enjoyable. I purposely switched my class to take Chem 1128 with him next semester.

I really don't understand why people dislike Dr. Cady so much. He truly cares about you understanding the material and is very patient when explaining multiple times. His lectures were also very clear and you can really see his passion for Chemistry. Although the course itself was challenging for me, Cady made the class much better.

Dr. Cady is a very good lecturer and he 100% knows what he is talking about. This course is a bit challenging, but as long as you put in the work and study you will do well. Weekly homework is a bit time consuming but very helpful with enforcing concepts and preparing you for the exams.

He is the best chemistry teacher for chem 1127Q. The class itself is hard but his lecture slides are the most clear cut and prepare you for the exams. Do not skip class, take advantage of the homework, and you will pass.

Many people complain about him, but I really don't see what's wrong with his teaching. I personally liked Dr. Cady for 1127.. he was a great teacher, and very good at explaining tough chemistry concepts. He was really nice in-person and in his office hours... if you took AP chemistry, this class will be a BREEZE! Loads easier than collegeboard exam

Does cool experiments in lecture sometimes. Occasionally his voice put me to sleep. Livestreams his lectures and posts recordings on HuskyCT. Weekly HW, prelab and lab quiz

If you had Angeles-Boza for 1127, I would take Cady for 1128, very similar teaching styles. Cady's notes I think are very good and his practice problems help you for tests. It's a tough course, but studying notes will definitely help you. Lab section is a little sloppy with the quizzes/pre-labs, but Cady does a good job with his lectures.

This is a 3215 rating, don't get confused. Overall the class was easy and interesting. Cady would come in every lab and is very friendly and will talk to you about anything; I had some fun conversations with him. My only critique is that the first 2 exams were ungodly arbitrary, very hard to study for, but don't stress bec the final is very easy.

1128 was REALLY hard! By far the hardest class I've ever taken. Dr. Cady was a great lecturer and good at explaining things, but he designs the class to be really tough on purpose since it is a weedout class. He's very friendly in-person if you ask questions, but I would avoid sending emails since he can be kinda rude.

I don't understand why Cady has all these negative reviews on here. He genuinely is such a sweetheart, and he made Chemistry actually enjoyable. He's super clear and thorough while teaching, and made me understand even the hardest topics this semester, and that's coming from someone who barely had a chemistry education in high school.

Not sure why he has so many negative reviews, he is a great lecturer, well paced and thorough explanations. Homework can be a lot, but its fine but DO IT EARLY ON IN THE WEEK!!! This will make it a lot more manageable.

Probably the best professor for gen chem. He makes the tests, so what he teaches in lecture is a good indicator for test material. He has good office hours and seemed pretty nice. Material is kinda difficult, but not too bad. Go to lecture, study, and use the resources available to help you and you'll be fine. Lab is fun and pretty easy.

Professor Cady is one of the best professors to take in the chem department. He is kind and very easy to talk to in person, and is helpful during his office hours. His lectures correspond to pretty much whatever is on quizzes and exams. Start the online homework early in the week and study for the quizzes and exams and you'll do well.

I think Cady is a good teacher. The class is hard, but he explains pretty well and he uploads all his lectures so you technically never have to attend class at the actual time. The weekly homeworks can be alot so you have to start them early. Once I started signing up for one on one slots with him on Nexus I started doing better on the exams.

Good prof to have if you took chemistry in high school. Explains things well but does not go in-depth, would not recommend if you have a hard time w/ Chem. I didn't think the tests were that hard, if you can do the Hw you will do well on the tests. Posts all his lectures and videos of class online so I honestly didn't go after the first 3 weeks

Professor Cady is overall a good professor! He does a good job lecturing, he explains the material well, gives you practice problems and has homework for you to do and practice as well. The only thing is that he is very strict, doesn't give you a chance and isn't very lenient in giving points back or allowing you to retake anything.

Loved Dr. Cady & his teaching style. His discussion of the material was in depth & he did a lot of useful practice problems. He once approached me after class (bc I had asked him a question at the end of the class) & brought me to a periodic table & answered the dozens of questions I had. I like his humor and he's a nice person. Highly recommend!

ignoring his snarky personality, he is definitely the best chem 1127/1128 professor. he focuses on practice problems similar to exam questions (he writes the exams for every teacher) and records every single lecture. the 1127-1128 classes are all the same stuff except different professors. I liked cady's lectures the best by far for both classes

Cady is pretty great I am just bad at chem. He uses good examples and his in class problems are almost identical to the exam questions. You have to really pay attention in class, but the exams are really curved so passing isn't a problem. I took him for 1127 as well and he is just a nice guy and very helpful because he actually wants you to pass.

Dr. Cady truly cares about his students. Chem 1127 and 1128 were both very difficult classes, however Dr. Cady helped me the entire way. Utilize office hours as he will 100% explain any concept that you are confused about. Tests are hard, but using the practice problems from Dr. Cady's slides definitely help. He is the best chem professor.

I was scared because of the reviews but I thought Professor Cady was so nice and gave amazing lectures. His passion for the subject showed and his lectures were "dumbed down" so that everyone understood and the exams always looked like his practice problems. He also posts all his recorded lectures online so you can skip.

Overall, Cady is a great professor. His class is very rigid for 1128, but it's very doable. His slides mimic the exam questions- and he does a great job of explaining what needs to be explained content wise. I had Papadim, but I just watched Cady's lectures bc while Papadim is funny, he's just not the best lecturer. Would take 1128q w/ Cady.

Obviously CHEM 1128Q isn't the easiest course, however I feel that Dr. Cady makes this course very manageable. Beginning of the course is easy, and does a 180 once you get to buffers/titrations. Not sure if summer differs from a regular semester, but there were no surprises on the exams that he didn't cover in class. Curved where it was necessary.

Chem 1128Q is an exam-heavy course. The homework is harder than the exam material. Lectures are clear and concise, and posted online so you can skip class if you can't make it (or simply aren't feeling it that day). He is not responsible for exam regrades anymore, so file for regrades every exam and you're likely to get points back.

Dr. Cady is a great guy- clearly passionate about chemistry and obviously knows what he's talking about. Having already taken AP Chem in high school, the class isn't that hard, just attend the lectures and use the SI content/Q Center if struggling. His office hours are flexible as well, and he's always willing to explain more about a topic

The prior reviews scared me of taking the class, but I really don't see what other people are talking about. I've talked to Cady before, and he's not rude as most say he is. Tips to ace the class are stay ahead 24/7, go to SI, office hours, and practice problems in the syllabus. Be prepared, Gen chem is not just a class you can slack off in

It's gen chem, it's not going to be a cakewalk. But Clyde eases the pain a little bit. He answers questions, sometimes re-explains material, and makes the objectives of the course clear. If you're going to go to any of the (optional) lectures, go to his. Regardless, get ready to study a lot if you want an A.

As a student of Caldwells, switching over to Cady's lectures honestly saved my grade. He explains things clearly and his tests actually reflect his material which is rare for professors, he is very kind and willing to explain concepts. As long as you stay on top of assignments and attend SI you will do well in this class

If given the choice, chose Cady over all other professors. His class if pretty straightforward, but not easy. (Gen Chem is a difficult course for everyone) Out of all the lecturers Cady explains topics the best and also is who creates all the exams for 1127. As for the quizzes, good luck! They are impossible to study for and are super hard.

Professor Cady is the best chemistry professor. I had friends who had other professors but chose to go to his lectures. He is the main professor who creates the exams so his lectures most accurately cover the exam material. Just a note the online homework platform can be a pain sometimes. But don't be afraid to ask questions to Cady or your TA.

Gen chem is difficult no matter what, but Cady's lectures were straightforward and made the content more digestible. He was patient and helpful during office hours and took the time to explain concepts. I also found his jokes kinda funny

Professor Cady is an absolute wizard in the realm of chemistry! From the moment I entered his potion-filled laboratory, I knew I was in for an enchanting academic experience. His lectures are like magical incantations, turning complex chemical concepts into an elixer of knowledge. Enroll if you want to embark on a fantastical journey.

I had a different professor, but attended Cady's lectures because he is the only chem professor who actually teaches to the exams as he is the one that makes them. The online homework is a pain, but if you start early in the week it will be okay. You HAVE TO use the SI material and do practice problems if you want to do well.

If you're taking gen chem, take it with Cady. He explains things really well and his lectures most accurately reflect the concepts on the tests and quizzes. He makes lectures more enjoyable with jokes and demonstrations. Use the homework and SI slides to study, since they are often very similar or exact replicas of test problems.

Dr. Cady is a good lecturer- there's not a lot of energy in them but he explains concepts well and the examples are incredibly helpful, often extremely similar to exam questions. He's accessible outside of class, and always posts lecture recordings in case you missed something. Exams are fair, and the workload is very reasonable.

Imo, the best professor for both chem 1127Q, and 1128Q. Only one who prioritizes practice problems that are similar to the exam bc he writes the exam. Only critique is he's very boring, and some of his slides are useless. Recommend watching his online lectures on 2x speed asw practicing hw and exam review problems

Chem 1128 is a difficult course and the grading structure of the exams don't help students. However, Cady explains concepts clearly and concisely. He teaches by example problems. If you have to take chem 1128, take it with Cady because he writes the exams, teaches it very well, and does similar example problems to what is on exams. 10/10 teaching.

Clyde is very good at explaining things, but he is very boring, homework every week is very easy, and tests are also easy. Attendance is not mandatory but it is probably the best way to learn the material.

Cady is the best chem prof IMHO. His lectures are the most thorough and helpful because he's the one who makes the exams for the class. I didn't even technically have Cady this semester for Chem 2 but I went to his lectures anyway because I preferred them over my actual professor. There's online HW, pre-labs, labs, 3 exams, and 3 quizzes.

I had a different professor for chem and he was so bad I stopped going to his lectures and started going to Dr. Cady's instead. As soon as I started watching Dr. Cady's lectures and learning from him, I did SIGNIFICANTLY better on exams, although it was too late in the class to bring my grade up very much. If you're going to take chem, take Dr.Cady

Cady is the best lecturer for 1127 and 1128. Although it's a difficult subject, he gives many helpful examples during lectures and seems to go at the right pace. Is very attentive to student suggestions, and his office hours and completely worth it if you're struggling. Gen Chem is tough, but Cady is the right prof to take it with

Cady's 1127Q lectures are worth attending - he explains concepts clearly and the examples are super helpful for exam prep. The workload is reasonable, and while Gen Chem can be tough, Cady's class is a great choice. I also found unstuck AI useful for extra study support.

Strict on deadlines but I think he's very good at teaching. I would've had a better grade but it was my fault I took the wrong quiz twice and got 0s for two. The lab times suck but usually get out early and the TAs were all good from what I saw

Dr. Cady is super attentive to any student who puts in the effort out of their day to talk with him and ask questions. A lot of students dislike Dr. Cady mainly because Chemistry is a hard course in general, so they become apathetic towards the subject and unfortunately Dr. Cady as well. But I guarantee, you will get an A if you pay attention.

he is the best of the worst. honestly a fairly good teacher and gives plenty of example problems. the material is lengthy but he makes it manageable.

Dr Cady is a great professor! He takes time to work through examples and is generally approachable. While he can sometimes come off as a bit gruff, he is very approachable during office hours.

Out of all of the chemistry teachers, I recommend Dr. Cady. He makes analogies so things are easier to understand. I just went to the SI sessions and did some of the practice questions they give but not the textbook ones. Never opened the textbook but they give you an online one, lowest I scored on an exam is a 93.

I've taken AP Chem before so that could be why I did well in this class but overall I thought Cady was a good professor. He is also the one that makes the exams, so if you attend his lecture or watch his videos, you should do well. The lecture is boring but he provides slideshows with notes and goes over example problems! Would take again.

I'd say Dr. Cady was a good professor. Homework can feel disconnected from lecture at times, as there were times where there'd be a question on a topic we had barely/never covered at all. If you go to Office Hours, make sure you have questions ready. May seem cold in email's, but he's a lot better if you talk to him one-on-one. Would recommend!

Amazing professor. Signed up for 1128Q with him and got Dr. Seery after the class changed professors, but just watched online lecture videos from last year which is what most people taking 1128Q do. Dr Cady makes the exams, has good office hours, and is such a kind professor and incredible instructor. Super easy to learn from him.

Basically just lectures. The studying is on you, and he records everything. This class is genuinely just challenging, has nothing to do with this professor. This guy is great, and if you watch all of his lectures, you will succeed. Study, Study, Study.

CHEM 1127Q is a tough class in general, but if you can, I would definitely recommend taking this class with Dr. Cady. He has the best lectures out of all the gen chem 1 professors and makes the exams... lectures are recorded (I never went to class). Read the textbook, do the exam reviews, and go to all the SI sessions, and you'll be good.

He is great! I had Cauldwell (DO NOT TAKE HER) but I ended up either just going to his lectures or watching them online instead. I love that he does physical demonstrations of ideas and he is definitely the best professor that teaches this class. A lot of these bad reviews are because they don't like chem in general but he is def your best option!

Amazing professor. Clearly and conceptually explains topics and goes through tons of practice problems in lecture. He makes the exams, so if you attend lectures, study, and do posted practice problems, then the exams are easy and very fair. His office hours are helpful and the HW is extremely manageable. Just need to put the work in and study.

Honestly, Gen Chem is difficult, but within the chemistry department, Dr. Cady is truly a blessing to have as a professor. He speaks slowly during lectures, but he's funny and makes the class enjoyable. He also acknowledges how challenging the material is and tries to make it as bearable as possible. That said, watch out for that evil final exam.

Dr. Cady's lectures are pretty useful but you can also view them online. His mic is very quiet sometimes in in-person lectures. Overall, Dr. Cady is a pretty good instructor and understands the subject exceptionally. He writes the exams (IDK when that will change) so he's a great resource to ask about what exactly is on the exams.

Professor Cady is the best professor you can get for 1127. Lectures are clear and concise, he explains concepts very well and he's also just a nice guy in general. Easy to get in touch with if you need to.