What a great professor! Very clear lectures, and he tells you upfront what to expect. Showing up to class is a must, though. If you don't, you will be completely lost, although all of his class notes/powerpoints are online. He is very clear in his lectures, and will make sure everyone understands before moving on. I would definitely recommend him!

Awesome teacher! If you study the homework and test reviews you will be fine and the final is optional.

Attend his lectures to get 2 points added to your overall grade. Great professor.

Dr. Yanosky is a pretty easy lecturer, but for a class that uses a lot of excel he doesn't allow you to use your laptop in class. He spends the first half of the class reviewing what he did the class before. He requires clicker questions for attendance. You have HW due every week and 2 case studies as well so keep that in mind.

Dr.Y is by far my favorite professor at UGA. He is very comprehensive in his explanations and his courses are systematic and straight-forward. There are no surprise quizzes and attendance is extra credit with a weekly assignment that takes one to two hours to complete. Will definitely take his classes again!

He's under rated in my opinion. Really smart teacher who is quite funny at times. The material itself is difficult if you have never taken calc but he does a pretty good job of explaining it. Clicker questions keeps you engaged with the class.

He is a great teacher. He does overview of what we taught the previous class, so if you missed class you can still learn. He gives you a formula sheet for the test that helps a lot. I did not study anything but the practice test he gave us and I made A's. You do not have to attend class to pass, but I recommend you do so!

I think Dr. Y has been one of my favorite teachers to date is definitely underrate. His MSIT3000 class is the most straightforward class I have ever taken. You literally read the handmade notes , print them out and bring them to class, you do the homework and practice test identical to the test, and get an Easy A in this course.

I liked having Dr. Yanosky as a professor. The class itself isn't super interesting and can be difficult but he's funny and makes lectures more interesting. He offers 4 extra points (3 for doing in class clicker questions and 1 for getting above an 80 on each HW.) and is extremely helpful if you go to him outside of lecture. I'd recommend him.

he was really great at explaining the material and the tests were super easy.

Dr. Y moves through the material pretty fast but does his best to make it interesting. Tests are fair and very similar to the HW and practice tests. He adds 3 extra credit points to final grades if you attend class. His slides are thorough enough that you don't need to buy the book. If you have a basic calc/stat background this will be an easy A.

Lecture is helpful and also extra credit, but didn't get any EC because I would rarely go to class. There are videos on ELC explaining concepts if you are confident that you can understand math and excel without that in class help, and when the midterms and final are coming up you can do the practice versions as a good idea of what will be on them.

He was my favorite professor at UGA. He is a really cool guy and I enjoyed going to his class. Most people dont find calculus or statistics fun, but he made it interesting and easy to understand. I also took him for MSIT 3000 and would recommend him for that class as well. Tests are intimidating but just study the homeworks and you'll do fine

Dr. Y was a very engaging professor. He keeps class interesting and teaches the material well if you pay attention. He does randomly call on students to answer questions which helped me, at least, to stay focused. The case studies are very annoying but all you have to do is make them look pretty and reach the word count to get a good grade.

Professor Yanosky's class is very fair and well structured. If you show up to class and do the homework, the tests are not too bad. You don't have to show up to class but he does offer clicker questions for attendance that are helpful in learning the material. Lectures can be a little boring (it is stat) but he tries to keep it interesting.

Dr. Y is an amazing professor. I was terrified of this class (due to peer reviews), but he taught this information so well. He taught an a good pace and did reviews every class. The homework definitely helped. Tests can be a little tricky, but not TOO bad (as long as you study). Definitely would recommend him!

Yanosky wasn't that bad. The tests are really similar to the homework and he posts his powerpoints online that he uses in class. He does take attendance but you also have the option to use your test average as your attendance grade instead (what I did)

Dr. Y is the best! The class is not easy if you're not into math, but Dr. Y teaches it really well. He cracks a lot of dad jokes here and there and he tries to make lectures as interesting as they can be for teaching calculus and statistics. I would 100% take him again.

I dont know why he has such mixed reviews. As long as you show up to class and study the homework questions, youre good.

I did very well in this class, but it is by no means easy. The calculus portion for the first two months was challenging , but Dr. Y is more than willing to help. IMO the tests are actually easier than the material on lectures and homework. So if you can get the hard stuff, you will do well on tests. I took it all online bc of COVID-19.

Idk why people are saying he's so terrible. If you pay attention in class and do the homeworks it's not hard to get an A in class. There are videos posted to eLC that work through the hw problems if you get stuck. He also let's us out of class early most days and will joke around in class. I find him enjoyable.

Carlyle's class was completely reasonable, very easy with no reading, homework gave you multiple attempts, and exams are identical to the homework. If you show up and do your work in a timely manner it's very manageable to get an A-B

One of my favorite professors at UGA. He is a really good lecturer and posts videos to help with the HW. He cold calls in class but doesn't make you feel dumb if you get it wrong. Tests are identical to the HW and he gives up to 2 points on your overall grade for taking a syllabus quiz at the beginning of the semester.

Structures his course differently than the other BUSN 3000 professors but I wouldn't let that scare you off. Lectures are organized and interesting. Weekly homeworks can be lengthy and tedious at times, but make up a big chunk of your grade which takes the stress off of the exams and prepares you well for them.

Carlyle is a good guy who is genuinely hilarious and cares about his students. He definitely gives lots of homework, but as long as you understand it, you should have no problem doing well on exams that are not that hard. Sometimes class would get a little off-topic, but he stuck around after class to answer questions and was kind and helpful.

Carlyle is amazing. Attendance is mandatory but if you don't go you would be lost anyways. If you don't know calculus already it may be hard because he goes fast. He is a very chill professor who likes to joke around, I would highly recommend taking his class.

Overall great professor. Homeworks definitely could have been shorter but they do a great job of preparing you for the exams.

Carlyle is a great professor. Cares about engaging with his students. Super helpful with answering questions outside of class. The homeworks do take forever, start at least a day early. Definitely go to class for attendance grade and to learn. Provides a lot of study material to learn from.

This guy is awesome. I was a little scared because of the reviews and he is definitely a little intense, but he's hilarious and genuinely cares about his students. Phenomenal at teaching the content. The homeworks are long but they prepare you for the test very well to the point where you will not have to study too much.

Good prof the homeworks legit take 5 hours a week though. Take someone else if you can it will no doubt be easier. Tests are light compared to HW

Dr. Carlyle was absolutely one of the best professors I have had at UGA. His teaching style can rub some people the wrong way (no electronics in class, boo hoo) but if you embrace it and participate in his course you will absolutely see the rewards. Just embrace the challenge, embrace the guidelines he sets, and you will gain a lot from his class.

He is my favorite professor I have had at UGA. He doesn't allow electronics but you actually learn well with him and he keeps you engaged. Tries to actually talk with students and learn their names, is hilarious and makes class fun by making jokes. Homework is rly hard but his slides give help and he has 2 grading scales you can choose from.

Take him for BUSN4000! People say he is the worst for this class but he is the only one that does MC paper test which means you don't need excel. The outputs are generated for you and that makes it a whole lot easier. Must go to class everyday to not get behind. First half may be hard if you've never taken calculus 1. Go to the HW help sessions.

Carlyle is my favorite prof I've had he can get a bad rep because he doesn't let you use computers but he keeps it engaging, has 2 grading scale options, learns students names and makes the inherently boring material pretty fun. He will extend homework if the class asks and he losens up/ starts to joke around as the semester goes on.

I really like Dr. Carlyle. He has engaging lectures, and if you just participate and engage with him, your experience in BUSN3k will be great. While the material is kinda boring, he's funny and tries to make it more interesting. He would let us out early, usually at least once a week, too. However, there is an INSANE amount of homework.

Dr. Carlyle is a very engaging lecture despite the class being pretty challenging. If you have not taken calculus before, the first half of the course will be difficult. However, the second half of the course is significantly easier than the first part. The homeworks take a long time so don't wait until the last minute to do them.

Literally a free A. HW is 40% of the grade, attendance is 10%, and being respectful is 5%. If you do all of those things there is no way to not finish with an A. Dr. Carlyle is also funny and cracks jokes during class. Take him if you can

Dr. Carlyle can seem really intimidating at first, but it's obvious he wants all his students to do well. That being said, his homeworks take many hours to complete and were exhausting by the end of the semester. He's also the only BUSN 3000 professor who gives him exams on paper.

Some people don't like Carlyle's class because of his strict no phone/laptop policy, but his paper tests are arguably easier than the other BUSN 4000 classes. Carlyle is a friendly guy who loves when people participate and ask questions. The lectures are not engaging. The homework assignments take a long time.

Carlyle is hard to read, and seems to like power in an annoying way. He is funny, but he will cold call if people don't participate and even take points away if you don't answer. The tests are easier than other classes, though. I suggest getting Skoolers, participating, and never say you don't know. At least try, and he'll be nice if you're wrong.

AMAZING PROFESSOR!! Specially easy class if you have taken AP STATS before. Very understanding and will explain a million times until everybody gets it. Exams questions are from the HW, and the practice exam is exactly like the exams.

The first week I was scared because of his rating & reviews, but he really was great. He is fun and relatable to us when teaching. Show up and do the homework, it really isnt that bad. HW is way more difficult than tests. I recommend going to reviews a few days before the test. Overall, Dr. Carlyle is a Baller. nuff said.

Love Dr. Carlyle's class. Cold calling keeps you engaged. Guys really funny and tries his best to make boring material engaging. Attendance policy was annoying but kept me engaged. Glad we were able to take tests on paper. Homeworks were annoying after 2nd test but you really didnt even have to study for tests if you took the homework seriously.

Dr. Carlyle was enthusiastic during lectures and did a good job of thoroughly explaining topics. He calls on students to answer questions at random, which can be intimidating but I ultimately felt it helped me stay engaged during lectures. There's plenty of opportunities to earn extra credit, and the exams are very fair.

One of my favorite professors I have taken. He really tries to make boring material interesting. He takes attendance but you can volunteer to do the warm up to get extra misses. Homework is hard but he has weekly review sessions, and if you actually do them well you barely have to study for exams. Exams are very fair and easier than other sections.

Professor Carlyle was a great teacher who kept lectures entertaining by cracking dad jokes. He's a little cocky, but he's very knowledgeable so I understand. Cold calling was intimidating at first, but it definitely kept me engaged and overall helped me understand the material. Homeworks were a little time consuming. Exams were just like the review

This class was really difficult, but getting a good grade is attainable. Carlyle does all of his tests on paper compared to the other BUSN4000 professors which I found really helpful. I failed the first test and got an 80 on the second and worked hard and did well on the final and finished with an A-. Carlyle keeps you engaged and is great!

If you're good at precalculus and algebra this won't be difficult. Try to understand concepts behind the homework and it will help you on exams. Take Carlyle over Pope or Morse. He's funny and gives you a lot of ex credit opportunities. Show up to class it's helpful and it is graded on. Skoolers is also available if you struggle.