Great teacher, really knows his stuff. Always very helpful, always at his office hours. Ridiculously good looking....I would recommend him to anyone. AWESOME!!!!!!!

Good guy, definitely a bit of a d-bag is he finds out you are not paying attention in class or doing something else. He will make sure you understand. Tests aren't too bad and he tells you exactly what will be on them. KNOW DEFINITIONS! He surprised a lot of us on the first exam by the number of definition questions. Final was all from exams! A!!

Didn't like the textbook he used, but I don't know if that's in his control. Good teacher, easy class, yes there is a curve.

Great teacher. Does take attendance, and collects hmwk daily. sometimes i'd wait until he went over it in class & turn it in at the end of class. His final is exactly from the 1st three test. Test are pretty easy. KNOW YOUR TERMS, HE PUTS THEM ON TEST. test are mainly multiple choice! He does apply curves when he chooses.

good teacher... goes over everything that will be on the tests... not trick questions and very clear

Good teacher, tests are straightforward. He does walk around the room the whole time making sure to call on every person in class at some point. Grades very fair.

Tests are straightforward and he curves for some reason. Must do homework in order to pass the class. Great professor and his curves on tests save people from disasterous failure

Great professor who knows what he is teaching inside and out. Probably one of the best professors I've ever had. Tests are a little hard but well within reason so you have to know what you are doing to do well. Very helpful and is always willing to help if you need it. Go to class, listen, and you'll you'll do great. Highly recommended!

For his B Stats II class he is now using Aplia (which is not hard at all). Tests are easy if you go to class. Had no idea what I was doing most of the time but finished with a B in the class. Always curves the tests and the final took the entire class about 10 min (its just questions from previous 3 exams). He does walk around a lot during lectures

Good Professor. Aplia hw due every week, but it really helps you understand the material. HW is much harder than actual exams. Exams are mostly concept based with mostly multiple choice. He curves as well to an 82.5. Easy teacher but people still did bad....don't get it.

Great teacher.

He is an average professor. Alpia HW due every week, simple. Tests are pretty simple if you go to class everyday. Received an A in the class. Should be fine if you know what is going on

Received over a 100 in the class. Good professor, if you attend lectures you're golden.

I had him for QA1. It was a lecture class with a breakout session on Friday. Friday class was useless. I earned an A in the class. He usually has a quiz everyday and 3 exams and a cumulative final. Almost always curves grades and even drops some low quiz and homework grades. Should receive an A if you put in the effort.

The material in this course is very tough. The professor is willing to help but you have to seek the help. His exams were just about as easy as I could imagine considering the material. He even tries to drop a little humor in lecture and give examples that apply the concepts. No real complaints, i recommend him.

Great professor and easy class once you figure it all out and how his class works. Quizzes every class... however they're easy! Exams come straight from the quizzes. The only bad part is the Aplia homework which does take sometime to finish. Overall, I recommend this Professor!

Very very easy class. I feel like he doesn't teach so much as just read off the power points. He does have quizzes everyday that you can only take if you have the passcode given in class, so you kind of have to go, but the quizzes are simple and the tests are literally questions straight from the quizzes. HW is due once a week. I recommend him.

He was a decent professor. The classes are extremely boring and he will call on students, especially if they aren't paying attention. All notes are from powerpoint slides, quizzes are easy and questions are mostly on google but questions that involve math are hard. Gets confusing.

He's great. The class is super straight forward, homework that you get 3 tries on is 25% of our grade. Class is mandatory because he gives short quizzes every class, but he allows 9 drops which is helpful!

Professor Winkofsky is the man. Period. I want to go to his lectures because he conveys the information clearly and makes sure everyone understands the material before the end of a chapter. His tests are not difficult if you prepare and he welcomes anyone who pops by his office looking for help. My favorite professor in my 4 years of college.

Professor Winkofsky can be tough but if you pay attention during class and spend even a small amount of time preparing, his class is easily passable!

Dr. Winkofsky is great! There is a quiz in class everyday but he drops 9 lowest scores and they are typically easy (or on google). The tests are tough but many of the questions come from the in class quizzes. Pay extra attention when he is going over excel functions. He curves tests very generously when needed. I would take him again

Dr. Winkofksy is a super personable guy and a really great teacher. It's pretty difficult to not receive a passing grade in this class. You take a quiz everyday, but you're always allowed to use your notes and book, and some days a partner. He's huge on attendance. We only had four exams, but they were pretty lengthy. He often curves.

Ed is a good guy and knows what he's talking about. You need to attend class to pass but since he drops 9 quiz grades you should be fine. The tests are tough but he usually curves pretty generously.

I took Winkofsky for BANA 1, and it was a difficult class. However, he allows every exam as open notes. As long as you pay attention during lectures and prepare for the exams, you'll get an A for sure. He's also a really engaging and funny guy who cares about how well you do in the class, even in a huge lecture hall.

The material is difficult, but he does a pretty good job of explaining things. Only thing I would criticize him on is he wastes time showing the hand written problems, but everything is done in excel. Open everything quizzes and open note/internet tests. Easy to pass if you pay attention and a B is possible if you put in some effort.

Not a bad professor. You get 9 quizzes & one homework assignment to drop which helps. Definitely try on your homework, it can be the difference between a B+ and an A in there. He tries to make lecture interesting, and it's better than most other professors. Be prepared to be randomly called on in class

BANA can be hard to understand. He has clear expectations and office hours are useful if you are confused. Honestly if you pay attention, and prepare notes before each exam you'll be fine. Exams are open notes. People fail because their notes suck and they relied too much on his powerpoint. Quiz questions show up on exams, so take the quiz.

He has a lot of online homework and you take quizzes at the end of every class. His tests are hard but be curves.

Doesn't take attendance but has quizzes at the end of lectures that are online with a code he gives and are over whatever you went over in lecture. Open note, open book, google allowed quizzes/exams. Sometimes he can be a bit fast, but goes back if you ask and also explains how to use excel well. All of his lectures/guide to excel is online.

This was professor Winkofsky's first time teaching BANA2082. I thought he did a great job. Just go to lecture, do the quizzes and homework, and if you don't understand something, JUST ASK HIM. He will be happy to help and explain. Also for test you can use the lecture slides and old excels (he reuses them on the exams just different numbers)

Speaks and teach very fast so read chapter and PP before class to stay ontop. Attendance not mandatory but gives quizzes at end of every class. Overall very knowledgeable and helpful, but doing the homework, reading the book, and skimming PPs and excel probs before class will make this class much easier. class builds on itself so don't get behind

I took an online class of his and he does care about the students, if you have question just ask him and he would help you with it. He did give many quizzes and he made a video afterwards, to help you understand them. I used the videos that he posted and all of the tests and quizzes to review for the final.

The material is hard but the tests are open notes. If you know the powerpoints and how to use Excel, you will do fine. He answers questions and is there to help. There is a short quiz every class to track your attendance, but since you can use notes, classmates, and the internet on them, they are easy points. Go to class and you should pass.

If you actually pay attention it is pretty easy I skipped two weeks and still managed to get and A-

Fantastic teacher lets you use the internet on tests, including the final. You MUST understand excel in order to be successful. DONT use this class as a study hall and pay attention to lectures. Lectures could be better but take notes and ask questions. Great down to earth guy, quirky, one of my favorites. Not super easy but if you work it pays.

Super easy if you know how to trick the system. Write down all old exam answers in a word document/OneNote (The exams are all just old quiz questions). On Fridays for the TA session, take screenshots of how you solved problems or keep the Excel documents so you can access them in the exams. Did not study once, got an A. Use chegg for homeworks!

It's not a fun subject, but you can still pass w/o too much difficulty. Short quiz at the end of each class, but it is open note, internet, & friends (make friends in the class). His exams are the same way, minus open friends. You can review his class quizzes and your notes, then use the internet + powerpoints and do fine. Took BANA2082 w/ him.

Open note quizzes and tests, if you put in the effort you will get the results. I love Ed and will take more of his classes.

Dr. Winkofsky is easily one of the best professors I've had. Expectations are clear & grading criteria are super fair. This is a tough class overall but his explanations and demonstration in the lecture are clear & easy to understand if u put attention. If something is unclear, he will make sure it is clear for you. Overall Im happy he was my prof.

Exams aren't too difficult and he usually will give a nice curve. HWs are long and tedious however.

I took this class during the remote covid year and I have to say it was quite fun to do it online. Once you figure out a system to excel in class, you will find yourself breezing past each module like it is nothing. But if you dont find a good way to study this is a very hard class. So find the easy way of studying and you will finish with a 100%.

I took this course online because of the Covid Pandemic. This class is pretty straight forward in that you do the assignments and you get the grade. There were pre recorded lectures with straight forward quizzes. The homework's are challenging but there are helpful resources available. The tests are easier versions of the homework but still study.

Took him for both BANA 1&2, he is a solid choice. Bana in general is pretty tough and there's a lot of work but it's to be expected. Even if you don't do well on the exams he curves them and there's plenty of point opportunities to still have a decent/good grade.

Hard class, but what you put in is what you get out literally. Practice how to use excel and the functions too to solve the problems. Why, because the homework given is similar to the exams. Also, He curves the exams too depending on how the overall class does on each exam. How much you wonder at least 10-8 points if the average was a 70%

Take the online class, Easy to work through the problems when working with a couple of friends. The exams are just questions pulled from the assignments. Easy A.

Ed is a great guy overall. Web-assign has never been my favorite so I struggled a decent amount because everything is graded on web assign. The lectures are boring but straightforward. It's business analytics, it's not exciting, don't expect it to be and you will do fine. TA gets a 2/5 for being super difficult to understand.

Ed is one of the best professors I've ever had. He is very nice, and he makes it easy on the student. Online lectures can be very long and there are about 4 online assignments per week, which aren't too bad. Completing practice problems/participation can get you some extra credit. Exams aren't too bad. He uses old problems from previous quizzes.

Bana 2082 can be a difficult class. The best way to do well in his class is to make sure you know how to do all the homework because they are similar to the problems on the test. Ed takes care of all his students. He curves exams, drops 4 homework, 10 quizzes, and it's possible to get bonus points in the participation Category. Love Ed

A lot of work, so if you can keep on top of it then you'll be good, but gets tough to hang on by the end of the semester. Very lenient with dropping grades and helping you out though, just a painful subject to learn.

He the goat

This professor was great. Super nice guy and very clear expectations for the class. If you miss class, it's easy to get caught up all the lectures are recorded. There's a good amount of homework but very manageable. The class in general is kind of tough but this is the professor you want for the course.

Ed is great! He posts tons of videos that show how to do all the problems we learn and are tested on. He curved all of our exams and our final. He also offers extra credit. He also does not do - grades to help improve your GPA. He is the best and I recommend him for your BANA teacher!

Prof. Winkofsky is awesome. He is very fair to his students with curves on exams and extra credit for participation. He is always willing to help out with assignments. Make sure to know how to do the homework on your own bc a lot of the test questions are very similar.

I had Winkofsky for an online course. He posts lectures every week. Those cover enough material to where you don't need to read the book. There are quizzes and an assignment each week. Overall, 4 exams. The assignments are somewhat easy, but the exams can be tricky. He's a great professor who's also super friendly. Take him if you get the chance!

Professor Winkofsky is an amazing professor. He cares for his students and will help with a lot of assignments. If you never ask him, ask the recitation teacher for help as he also provides great feedback. Understand how to do the homework problems as it's mostly on tests.

Professor Winkofsky is a great professor. Lectures let you know exactly how to use the Excel functions you need for that unit. He goes fast sometimes but will always go over things again if you miss it. Lots of homework which boosts your grade. Tests are open note/book.

Ed's class is tough and requires full commitment to the content. Spent a lot of time rewatching his videos and lectures to get a good understanding of the material. The tests are straightforward and open notes. Furthermore, he will curve the tests so the grading is very fair. He gets a lot of flack for the tests being tough but he is a nice guy!

Ed is fantastic. The course is not easy, which is why you see some of the bad reviews, but as a person and a lecturer he is great. He is very knowledgeable and always gave great answers to student questions. He was very accessible outside of class and would often respond to emails within minutes. Overall, he's great, just prepare for a hard class.

The course is really difficult, but if you participate in class and ask questions you can get up to 150% in the participation grading category (this boosts your grade up a lot). The tests are difficult, but usually there is a curve. Do all of your homework and you should do fine in this course. He is also super nice.

Prof Winkofsky is very knowledgeable about the subjects he teaches. I found his lectures and class to be very interesting. He makes everything on canvas extremely accessible and easy to navigate. Tests are open book and relatively easy, Extremely nice guy, I would take him for this course!

Winkofsky's class is no walk in the park, but if you put in the work, you'll learn a lot. Utilize resources like the textbook, lecture videos, and Unstuckstudy to ace the exams. His grading is fair with curves, so don't get discouraged.

7 assignments per week.Usually, he records all his lectures, so you can still get caught up if you miss a class. Really good professor in my eyes, just participate when you can do the assignments, watch the lectures, and you'll be fine. Xcel is used in most of the classes, but he teaches you how to go through the steps.

Prof Winkofsky is just a good guy and a great professor. The material is hard but he is always willing to teach and better his students. He is a very nice guy and very easy to talk to. His exams are set up to help students as much as possible. Take him for BANA2082 or 2081. You won't regret!

I took BANA 2 with him, and he was a very good professor for the class. He is a very nice guy, and allows you to use open notes and AI on exams to help you, because "in the real world you will be allowed to use those tools as well." The class is inherently hard, but with professor Winkofsky it is not that bad and if you pay attention, you're good

chill teacher. Easy class, all exams are open note/computer so you can look up answers if you want. Attendance was not manatory, but you HAD to show up for exam days! Would recommend this teacher

Professor Winkofsky is a nice guy and available when you need help. The course itself is extremely hard, especially for someone who has no interest in the topic. I struggled all throughout the semester with keeping up and getting a decent grade. Tons of assignments each week with videos, readings, quizzes, ect! Hard class.

Read the syllabus as how your graded is outlined clearly in it. BANA is difficult but all assignments and tests are open book and open note. Really nice guy, he would encourage us to email him and he posted videos every week over what people struggled with even though it was an online class. Expect a lot of work but its doable.

As long as you went to class and paid attention the class will be self explanatory, it will get confusing if you don't go to class. The grading was pretty simple too but you cant see your grade through canvas and you have to access it from Cengage.