Knows more stories than Granpa Simpson. Entertaining.

Bitter at times but it

Does he liek anything??...hehe All around awesome prof!

Stories with Salustri! good prof, has a great sense of humor.

Relax, put your feet up, listen and you might learn.

excellent speaker, prof; note to Ryerson, this prof makes you a real university

Good Sense of Humour

Cool guy, good stories and learn alot

AMAZING PROF. WITH GREAT KNOWLEDGE AND HELP

Great Prof. Quite a joker, sometimes bitter, very interesting lectures. ...even a pony can count that:(action of pony leg moving to count) one megapascal, two megapascals...

Great prof. Great sense of humour, great stories, good TV taste. Treats students like people and not brain-dead monkeys.

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OUTSTANDING PROFESSOR

This is a BS course, it can be tought in 2 weeks. During class he doesn't even teach much, I only went for the jokes.

Great Prof. 'Knows his stuff. Funny how he takes every opportunity to diss the americans. lol. Go Euros!!!. lol.

amazing prof.

Best prof at Ryerson Engineering

aside from being a good prof. he is a good person who is actually willing to listen to student's problems. He taught me 2 years ago yet we still talk. He is a good man with a lot of experiences and he is COOL. He kept me from going over the edge. HE ROCKS

great guy, talks about every thing out side the book most of the time and gives a very good idea about what engineering is about. very interesting lectures and examples

Awesome

MEC222 was a good course. Didn't have him in any other ones but he was WAAAAY better than either of the Demitriu's. He is a hardass but so long as you pay attention you will learn something.

He is an awesome professor, one of very few who can explain properly. Its worth spending time in his class as one get to know a lot of stuff.

One of the best profs at Ryerson. He was VERY helpful as a thesis advisor, and his enthusiasm is contagious! His knowledge of almost everything (teaching AND non-teaching related) is astonishing, and the stories and jokes are hilarious. Overall, a great prof! 2 thumbs up!

This guy tells it like it is and is so blunt that he even talks down about his own faculty. He often starts telling interesting stories about how many stupid people there are in big name companies, and of what mistakes they've made. Good to know!

Fantastic professor. Very good at teaching the most pertinent information and lessons. Has a great sense of humour. Has an enlightened view on industry, the education system and society in general. Truly a professor worth listening to and querying.

You don't really learn anything in this course. Slap together some ideas and you're done. However alot of work is required.

He is a good prof and makes the course as useful as it can be, lots of work to do and you need to learn alot during the lab but if He is not your prof you're not gonna be able to handle all that. He is suggested to every MEC 222 student.

Fantastic professor and very fair when it comes to marking

Good guy. Likes Europe.

to the point, sometimes gets off topic

perfect

One of Ryerson's best profs. His courses weed out the real engineers from the fluff. His lectures are clear and supplemented with online resources. His design projects help develop real world experience by using current industry examples. He is a prof that will return the effort you put into learning, which is a fair deal if you want a job.

Swell guy. Keeps the class interested. Has a lot to share. Relevant as well as irrelevant stuff. He always has a point about what he is talking about. Very opinionated. I get to learn a lot from him. Don't fall asleep in his class. haha... usually.

Pure Awesomeness!

He is the BEST, knowledgeable and cares about his students.

Hes really hilarious. Every time I have gone for help he helps a lot and is very clear. He gets off topic a lot but there isn't a lot to teach about, its mostly that you learn through labs (make sure you get a good ta) the exam was a bad suprise though, we all thought it would be easy.

Great Prof! He would always tell us about random things which were indeed interesting to here. He also showed a short film on our free time. He explains everything clearly, the only thing is that the final is a bit tougher then what he teaches and not enough time to finish.

he's a nice prof for design.he makes the class interesting and fun with his jokes.he's worth having as a prof.

If you speak sarcasm, this prof is great. He was my favorite prof, but some students take a little too much offense to his sense of humor (not I).

he's great!

I had him for an undergraduate and graduate course. Excellent teacher of design principles and philosophy. An obviously well versed individual in topics beyond his research/speciality. Fair course structure and course deliverables. Part of course depends on groupwork. Do keep him in the loop if you have problems in the group/with your group-mates.

Lectures were good but waaaaay too much workload in assignments...KILLLLLLER EXAM

Very nice guy, not everybody can handle his personality. Lovers of sarcasm will enjoy him. If you genuinely need his help, he is happy to provide it. And he really does care about his students - as long as they are not stupid. Very amusing professor. Needs to improve the clarity of the MEC325 course.

Fil is a great professor. His lectures are fun, his sarcasm is great. MEC 222 had very long and exhausting assignments, watch out for that, and the exam is a killer. MEC 325 was a weird class, lots of the material wasn't exactly clear, but he goes to each lab session, and you can just ask him there. All in all it was an interesting course, though.

He's great! I honestly loved him, although I realize most people don't share this opinion. He's strict and to-the-point, and holds everyone to high standards. My fav Ryerson prof by far!

MEC 325 with him will make you a work horse. The course is straightforward. He provides rubrics with all assignments. Follow the rubrics to get the desired mark. The thing is ALOT of work needs to be done to get A or B range on the assignments. Not Procrastinating and taking care when doing the assignments is key. Amazing Prof, Answers any question

Good professor and an overall smart guy. His website is a little confusing to navigate and use for assignments. Having to look through hundreds of wiki pages (many of which contained conflicting information) is a horrible way to present instructions. Be careful with the midterms and final project, they hand out failing grades left and right.

This is for you salustri- "How could you be so cold as the winter wind when it breeze yo." I mean he's funny and kind of nice. Also, interesting lectures. However, he takes forever to answer a simple question and takes of lots of marks for the slightest mistake. Don't you ever think of trying to convince him for a better mark cause you'll fail.

He's super tough and marks hard but you'll thank him later, better get a bad mark than get in jail for making a fatal mistake on the job. He's almost always in his office when you need him unlike others. He will get harder as you progress through the years because he expects a lot from engineers-to-be and rightfully so.

Really good prof

A great prof and has a lot of meaningful stories. You can really learn a lot from him and his lectures are hilarious. The course itself wasn't bad at all until the final. All I can say about that is good luck, you'll need it.

Great prof, great guy.

He's more of an engineer than a teacher. Sometimes he drags out his responses to simple questions; however tries to give you so many examples such that you will understand it perfectly. His midterm and exam is actually difficult and isn't like any courses that you've taken so far. Try to deeply understand the material instead memorizing it.

Very knowledable professor and has a great sense of humour. However he is very picky about marking and if you dont give your 100% then you have a high chance of getting a really low mark or even failing. The group project is really comprehensive and will suck up most of your time. Exam and midterm are really difficult and heavy on keywords.

Can be tough on student because he is trying to make them better. He is very passionate about ethics and it comes through in how he conducts his course. Take some of his tangents with a heavy grain of salt. Apply yourself and don't worry too much about marks because it will work itself out by the end of the semester.

The Dr.'s speaking skills is fascinating. You will never dose off during his talk. Please do NOT take 325 to get an A. Cuz you won't (most likely). The aim of the course is to open your mind to various design perspectives and help you come up with fascinating ideas. Above all, you will become a good team player at the end.

He is a very entertaining guy. His lectures are anything but boring, and have many curse words thrown into it. The course itself is worth two course loads even though the content isn't that hard. Whoever takes this course, good luck.

The group project takes an INSANE amount of time. The project is also graded very heavily. Don't expect a good mark for this course. Salustri's lectures are interesting though.

Such a caring individual. So passionate about his work and I love his enthusiasm! Enjoyed the group project a lot and loved the way the quizzes test your full knowledge on the subject

Prob the best prof I ever had in this program. He acc loves the humans he teaches and always looks for giving extra marks. Couldn't have asked for a better doctor and mentor! Thanks.

Tough quizzes, tough project, but not unfair. Love this guy!

Very long group project tho I enjoyed every last minute all nighters. I enjoyed this class so much I failed it just to take it again with him XD Luv u salustri xoxoxo

Prof Salustri is one of the best in the Mech/Indy department. He thoroughly goes over the term project and tells us what he requires. His wiki needs some editing, but you can always email him and ask. I recommend everyone take him as a PROF.

Very difficult professor and although I didn't fully understood his teaching at the time, his approach is very brilliant.

Dr. Salustri may be polarizing regarding how he sets up the course (MEC 325), and it may worry students unwilling to fail, but let me say this: he's one of the few rare profs who genuinely cares about preparing us students for engineering. Take advantage of his lectures, and as long as you're willing to learn, you'll benefit from the assignments.