He seemed kind of wierd at the beginning of the semester, but he's a pretty cool teacher. He gives a lot of examples in class, and if you see him outside of class he is pretty helpful as well... although he gets stuck on a couple questions here and there.

Very helpful professor if you ask for it. He likes to see effort put into the class. As long as you show up to class and put time in you'll be fine.

He has a great sence of humor and likes to make a lot of joke sin class. His tests might be challenging, but they are fair. He give out a fair amount of extra credit, and when needing help outside of class, is useful and will spend as much time with you as you need.

Fairly good teacher, jokes are kind of lame sometimes, but thats what makes them funny. Lectures and examples are very usefull, Helpful out of class. Easily forgets things sometimes. Class is manageable as long as you show up and pay attention. Overall good teacher.

Tests are tough, but deservedly so. He can be pretty strict, but it truly is needed in most of the situations. Random comments while in front of the class can be pretty funny most of the time.

I think his mathematical powers come from his facial hair. I fear that my problems in this class come from my inabilities to grow as powerful a goatee as he. He's not awful, but could be more clear.

"If you can't control your bodily functions then don't even bother coming to class." "If you don't show your work, you're WRONG!" Do your homework the way he wants, no big deal, easy adaptation, it will pay off. Pay attention, come to class, care, ask questions and you'll really enjoy this class. I wouldn't hesitate to have him as my instructor.

The Logenator gives ample time for questions which many students don't capitalize on. (Maybe that's why people think we're going too fast?) Helpful outside of class. Got stymied on a few problems that the class asked about. Some were left dead on the battlefield, never to be answered. Do homework as instructed. Good class. Great goatee.

I could not make an exam so he let me take it ahead of time. That was helpful. He is strict but fair in his grading. It is easy to keep up with his pace when you read the chapters before the lectures.

Your presentation of the chapters is very clear and helpful. The tests have been hard, but i do horribly on math tests, especially if there is nothing to look at with the equations available. I really hope that in future classes you'll allow cheat sheets with needed equations.

its true, he makes you learn a la old fashion. As in effort as opposed to coasting?It's really not a terrible class if you show up,listen, and do your work. In fact, his tests are far less complicated than he could make them. Hahaha, and his jokes are lame 80% of the time, which is what makes them hilarious.

he tries to b funny but it can get a little annoying. The test are medicre and hes willing to help but in reality its hard to learn.

Has a few rules that he enforces well, which works better than having a ton of little rules that you don't enforce. Very helpful and encourages questions, which he is willing to answer in a way that doesn't make you feel stupid for asking. Explains things well in and out of class. Is not nerdily passionate about math which helped. P.S. It's Erik

I would recommend this professor. I really like his teaching style, and if you have questions, he'll answer them. I believe that the class is moving at just the right pace. He makes jokes and comments in class that are pretty funny and make the class more enjoyable. The only problem is that some definitions get more complex than they need to be.

I think Loge is good. He is helpful and his tests are pretty straightforward which is nice since math can be tricky for me. very approachable and is knowledgable on subject matter. I would recommend him if you are serious about class. If you are not, then pass on The Loge.

He seemed weird at first, but by the end of the semester I really liked him. His strict format for work can be a little annoying, but he is a pretty easy grader other than that. His tests are very straight-forward. Nice guy. Jokes are really lame, which makes them hillarious. If you can keep quiet in class, I would highly recommend him.

First, he's funny guy so there's no need to worry about a boring class. Second, his lecture is enhanced with pro-level software so very clear and helpful. Third, he's smart and love math.Just very few students dropped out of his class. Go with him, he's very helpful.

He's actually not that bad. His jokes are a little sad (in a star wars-nerd type of way) but I think he is one of the better math teachers at NCC. His Calc tests are pretty straight forward too. Im not that good at math but I did quite well in his Calc. course because of his teaching methods. Put up with his quirkiness and you should do fine.

Erik's teaching style, jokes and all, was the best reason I've ever had to wake up for an 8 am class. Bit of a strict grader and likes to run a tight ship all around, but I personally think that there aren't enough teachers that do that these days. If you're willing to learn, you'll do just fine in his class. Also - HI ERIK'S NEW CLASS!!!!!

He has rigid but understandable rules. The tests are rather easy and he doesn't try to trick you. The first couple weeks he seems worse than he is. If you're making a solid effort he is pretty lenient on the grading and forgives a lot of mistakes. If you enjoy math you'll do fine.

Wish more professors were like him. He expects you to show up, pay attention and not distract other students or fall asleep in class. Some people seem challenged by these requirements. Do the homework he gives you and ASK QUESTIONS IN CLASS ABOUT WHAT YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND.

Pretty straightforward guy. Efficient with his class time, puts a lot into 50 minutes! He appreciates students who ask questions, go in for help, or in general look like they're at least trying to pay attention in class. Does not tolerate sleepers or texters. Do the suggested problems when he assigns them, don't wait until the end of the chapter!

Lots of work. You can ask him any question and he will answer it well. He knows his material very well. If you listen in lessons he will tell you 2-4 problems that will be on each test. Has very strict rules on homework and test. Just do them and you will do fine. You also leave the class knowing your math very very well. I would recommend him

He has strict rules. You should not be late or he will flip out, even though you won't lose points. You can skip whole days though and he won't care. He isn't empathetic. When he explains things he uses a lot of math terms that can be hard to understand, especially if you struggle with math already. He does answer questions outside of class.

he is the best tiecher i have so far. I undestend what he explayns. Esy on grade.

Cool teacher, strange sense of humor,strict, can be mean when you ask him questions and everyone obviously don't know the answers to it, leaves you hanging, BUT does answer your questions if you got questions to ask back. Other than that, tests & homework are easy if you know the materials and study well

Whatever misconceptions you have of this teacher are wrong. He is a good teacher. Don't wanna get too behind. Assigns online hw and written homework. Go to his office hours. He'll answer questions clearly in class.

Erik may seem intimidating as a professor but he simply expects a level of professionalism from his students. If you show him respect, he'll show you respect. Most of the homework is done online with some being from the textbook. If you want to do well in the class i recommend studying quite a bit outside the classroom. He's a fair grader on tests

Loge has a reputation of being a difficult teacher and not many of my classmates were fond of him. That being said, he is a high quality teacher, in my opinion. If you want an easy A, just to get the grade and move on, he's probably not your guy. He is a knowledgable professor that expects you to truly learn the content. I enjoyed his class.

Mr. Loge expects for the students to come to class ready to learn. Although at times he seems a tiny bit intimidating, he really was a great teacher, and you can tell that he wants you to succeed. That being said, he wont give you a grade you don't deserve. Put in the work and you'll do well.

Kinda scary at first, but you'll get used to him. Great teaching style - he does a better job explaining than the textbook. If you fall asleep, go on your cellphone, or talk during class, I guarantee he will kick you out. Online homework for every section, some written homework, 4 exams, and one cumulative final. DO THE UNASSIGNED BOOK PROBLEMS.

He doesn't assign homework, but the test are very clear and from the book. He makes the test himself so book problems and test problems will be the same. Try to participate in class, he will be nicer to you and more helpful. If you don't understand something, must ask. He usually pauses for questions, and if ur confused other people are.

I took Loge for both college algebra and survey of calculus and I loved both classes. If you reach out to him he will help you in anyway that he can but you do need to show that you're invested in the class. He does expect you to put a certain level of effort into the class but he wants to see students succeed.

Loge is a just and merciful prof! The class is tough and he'll make you work for the A, but it's doable. Follow his in-class rules and don't be a knob. Hilarious!

Erik comes off as mean during lecture because he's pretty sarcastic and has a very dry sense of humor, but he's a great professor. you really do have to work hard and study for the class, but he's more than willing to answer any and all questions during class or office hours. He's incredible one on one.

Loge is in my opinion a great professor, but his class isn't an easy A. He seems scary at first but he's actually pretty nice. He didn't assign much graded homework, most was a few problems on mymathlab, but he assigns a ton of "optional" practice problems. Want an A? Show up (on time) take notes, ask questions and just do the practice problems!

He was incredibly direct with what he wanted and what he expected. Tends to ask a lot of questions during lecture while the class stares on dubiously. Will tell you directly what is on the test, you just have to ask. Incredibly dry humor. Doesnt believe in calculators so dont bother. I would take calc 2 with him given the chance.

Great class. Calc 3 is tough but he made it understandable. Clear criteria, will pretty much tell you what is on the test, you just have to ask. Great sense of humor as well.

Wonderful Prof. took Calc II, this is a hard class, there is no such thing as an easy A for those mad about that, maybe consider a humanities degree. He is an incredibly understanding accommodating prof. Great dry humor, very little homework, practice bookwork to get an A. Very realistic grader. His lectures are hard for me, but he is great.

Mr. Erik's class was difficult, but he was a good teacher. His homework is reasonable, and he encourages you to practice on your own. He tests your ability to solve problems and your knowledge on concepts. He's happy to answer your questions and makes jokes every now and then. He's quirky, has a strong persona, and always uses a Star Wars mug haha.

Erik Loge is a professor who teaches his classes in such a way that if you want to get a good grade, you have to learn. He can be a bit extreme at times, he kicked me out of class on the first day because I was typing while he was lecturing. I don't hold this against him. He taught me well and I got an A. Very good explainer of complex topics.

Hes not a bad teacher, he teaches hard classes. Took an entry level math with him and he explains things well, as long as you watch the videos, read the guides, youll pass easily. Took a hybrid class, so attendance isnt required, but an in person assignment once a week.

Loge is quirky, but he teaches clearly and does prepare you for the exams. He is available if you need extra help, you will just need to pay attention during lectures and put in work before the test so you are prepared. Calc is hard regardless of who you take it from.

The class was overall pretty easy if you previously have an understanding of algebra. Erik did not allow calculators. Only about 4 tests. If he gives you a exam review, it is the exact same as the exam. Weekly quizzes but were easy if you take notes. Overall good class

The first week is overwhelming & stressful but don't let that intimidate you. The 2nd week, he loosens up. This class is easy if you have a basic understanding of algebra & ask questions when needed. Although don't talk during class or he'll get mad. The test reviews are identical to the test so use them. He gives good opportunities for quizzes

Loge gives so many resources to succeed it's unreal. You need to do homework and pay attention but he is a really good teacher and has a good sense of humor. Calc is hard but it's not his fault, study hard and you will succeed.

Great teacher, very nice on grading tests imo. Tests are also predictable

Decent teacher. Online course has excellent etext with very helpful videos. Written homework and tests need to have all steps written out in a clear understandable order, which seems hard but actually helped me solve the problems. My biggest issue with the course was quizzes, which are about conceptual understanding. Overall solid teacher.

Dis is by far the easiest class I have taken. Da written assignments were almost identical 2 the exams. Wid dat said. Da web assign and online quizzes were alot so b prepared to do alot of out of da class work. Da professor is very nice n explains things in detail. Da lectures r ok sometimes I didn't understand them bt he always responds 2 emails.

At first, I thought it would be a hard class, but I learned it is very easy. Mr. Loge replies to emails very quickly and gives great feedback. My section was mostly online, but his daily videos helped a lot. The written assignments are almost identical to the exams, so pay attention to those. Overall great class and, a great teacher.

Genuinely chill and caring dude. His lectures are really good by math professor standards, and he gives pretty good feedback on HW if you're struggling, within a day or two. Exams are identical to quizzes. He doesn't make you suffer more than needed. I thought he was a fantastic professor, and I'm not a fan of math. Review ur math prior to taking.

Loge expects a lot, but provides solid support. The exams are challenging, but he gives helpful resources like videos and practice problems. Engaging with the material and using tools like unstuck ai can make the class manageable.

Even if it was an online class, the way he teaches his class through lecture videos and presentations works if you take notes and truly understand. There are homework assignments, with discussion posts and quizzes each week- and occasionally a written assignment that is word for word exactly like the mid term and final exams.