Prof. Moosvi is by far one of my favourite profs in Uni. He genuinely cares about his students, and does regular "mental health check-ins" to ensure we're all doing good. To add, his lectures are engaging and interesting, which is especially difficult with online learning.

Good instructor, well-prepared and executed lectures, flexible but demanding. Student-centred approach shows, including both forgiveness and a focus on learning what matters. Brilliant, but can still communicate effectively with students by putting himself in their shoes and bringing them to the place of real understanding.

Great educator, listens to students, and gives terrific feedback. His approach to teaching revolves around trust and student feedback. He truly cares about his students, as he provides mental health check-ups and PERSONAL feedback. He also tries his best to improve his approach to teaching, he listens to suggestions and improves the way he teaches.

Moosvi recommended that students watch online videos prior to class, I found this super helpful as my misunderstandings were addressed during class! He's especially fair considering that there's a pandemic (Mental check-ins + bonus tests). Can't speak personally for what he's like in an in-person class, but for online Physics Moosvi is amazing!!

Amazing prof. Definitely cares about his students and improving his course. Was very fair with marking and test policies. I would take every physics course from him if I could!

Mr. Moosvi is a great professor who cares about his students. He really understands us in these hard times as we are in the center of a global pandemic. He puts reliance on his students, and always values their attitudes. Basically, Mr. Moosvi does not want his students to be stressed. Such a great prof!!!

Dr. Moosvi is a really good prof. He always makes sure to check with his students about their stress level and is very helpful. He has a unique teaching style which may not work for everyone but he is willing to help you if it doesn't. The lab component of the course is awful and irrelevant, at least online, but that's not because of him.

Firas is a kind professor who cares about his students. He wants feedback from his students to make his lectures better, and uses quality videos to help teach his students. However, there are big differences between the homework and the lectures, and the online labs are terrible.

Dr. Moosvi is probably the most compassionate and innovative professor. His flipped classroom teaching style definitely suits the online education system better. Among all the amazing professors, he was the only one to ask about his student's anxiety and stress levels. I would definitely take a class with him again.

Moosvi is a gem! He's really fair as he gives us bonus tests and every week we do mental check ins. His tests and the final was fair. He gave us 5 tests that had bonus tests the next week of the test instead of midterms which stress most students. His final was worth a small amount which helped students, but get ready to read on your own!

Dr. Moosvi is one of the great professors I have ever seen. His caring nature assists all students to stay focused and get good grades. His average for this term is 80%. I was always anxious about physics, but with this professor, I ended up with a solid A+.

Really loved Moosvi. Although, he gives youtube videos and readings which I found to be useless and stopped watching them about 3 weeks into the course. I would just look up my own youtube videos when I needed help and got A+s on tests. He gives you every chance to do well, 10 attempts on homework and bonus tests. Really cares about his students.

Professor Moosvi was an incredibly caring and considerate professor. He made many adjustments due to the pandemic for his students. While I didn't particularly enjoy the topics being taught, professor Moosvi himself was very good. Another thing I didn't like was that we had to refer to the videos and textbook more than the professor himself.

Dr. Moosvi is an exceptionally caring, organized, and flexible prof. Cons: assigned youtube videos and readings as main way to teach content, I wish it was more coming directly from him. Pros: gave you ample opportunities to gain clarification on the assigned material. He was constantly adjusting things for his students benefit as well.

He gives chances for students to get better grades by having bonus test every week. He has a weekly check up for everyones mental health during this lock down and we could also give him feedback on how we think the class is. But I didnt really find his lectures to be that useful and he mostly gave us videos to watch. Overall he is a great guy.

Physics isn't my strength but the course was definitely easier with Dr. Moosvi. He is extremely caring and checks up with his students every week. Also, he divides the larger exams into smaller chunks to reduce stress. The downside for me was, I had to do a lot of self-study for this course which at times ate up the time kept for other courses.

Prof Moosvi is the sweetest person. He was accommodating with the online system. The only thing was that the homework was quite a lot and so was the lab work. I would spend about 10-12 hours a week just to finish weekly requirements of the course, but nothing against him as a prof, as the learning aspect was simply wonderful.

Moosvi is great. He listens to student feedback and his online courses are a cut above the rest in terms of polish and content. Super accessible as well, and has two-day deadline leniencies for DATA 301. Take him if you can get the chance.

Firas was a great prof for 301. I learned a ton of practical skills and definitely left his course feeling confident in my abilities with Python and Tableau. Firas is also an extremely kind and likeable person. My only complaint is that his notes didn't correspond very well with the content in the homework and quizzes.

A really fun course mixed with one of the most caring profs you can possibly imagine made for probably one of the best learning experiences ever. I would absolutely take as many courses as possible with him

Dr. Moosvi is a very inspirational professor. One kind and helps you understand the concept more than just testing you on your knowledge. I have posted about his physics class before, too, and he is fantastic!

Really enjoyed the class! If he saw a lot of the class hadnt handed in an assignment he would give us an extension to help out. Felt like he wanted us to succeed.

Overall great guy, he teaches with a passion and is very knowledgeable. Very impressed with him.

LEGEND

Dr. Moosvi is the best professor I have had in 4 years of university. Coming into this course with 0 data science background, Moosvi teaches in a way so every student understands and learns. Gives lots of time flexibility for assignments and tests and even does bonus tests to help students. He treats students with the most respect and humility.

Professor Moosvi was a good prof. I do understand that many didn't like him in physics, but I believe that this is because there is so much material to cover in physics which made it the hardest class I have ever been through. I think he taught the class as well as he could have especially in the online format and even created resources for this.

He cares about the students. Tries to bring innovative settings to teach the course.

Class is easy af. Easy GPA booster.

I didnt like physics and I dont plan on taking it again, however Moosvi taught well and overall is great at his job. The physics 111 lab is trash, but the lecture was good, its graded off of logs, homework, & 5 tests instead of midterms, which was great If you have the chance I would highly recommend you take Dr Moosvi if you have the chance

Prof Moosvi was an amazing phys111 professor. His class had so many opportunities to bring your mark up and he himself is super caring and helpful. The textbook is free and the community his class had was amazing.

I don't know what the slew of negative reviews is about, but having Dr Moosvi for COSC 122 was awesome. With no prior coding experience, his ways of teaching helped and the labs were important. He is very caring and gives extensions when needed. There is a bit of self-learning required, however, but if you try you'll be fine

Weird teaching style, but it seems to work out well. Grading is spread out between weekly tests, assignments, labs and learning logs. The use of different grading and learning platforms sometimes left me a bit confused, but I managed once I got a hang of the system that he uses. Great professor if you review the content he supplies before class.

Dr. Moosvi is the sweetest most caring prof. He really does care about everyones mental health and wants to help students do well. While he does not teach us any physics, there are make up tests to makeup for not knowing any of the content. It is easy to achieve a good grade as long as you put in the work. Overall still a great class!

While I can't speak on his teaching style for physics, I thought he was a great data science prof and very helpful. He seems to genuinely care about his students and also helped me deal with a tough situation relating to the course's group project. If you're a cs major DATA/COSC 301 is a definite gpa booster and I would recommend him as a prof

This course is a GPA booster for Comp Sci students but there is a lot of work and it's quite time consuming. If you don't have a strong programming base, it's very easy to fall behind and be overwhelmed. Final was a take-home assignment completed over a 72-hour period - took me about 6hrs (Dr. Moosvi claimed it would take 2.5).

Had him for cosc 122, one of the nicest profs I've had. Very modern outlook on learning, with everything being openbook/openweb, and being allowed to resubmit labs for better marks. The course moves fairly fast and is mainly self-taught, as half the lectures are reserved for tests. If you have no programming experience, you'll likely struggle a bit

Lots of people do not like the flipped classroom but I think that is because they didn't do the readings before class. He really loves teaching and helping students succeed. There are so many options to boost your grade. He understands that true understanding of the concept doesn't come from memorizing things. I wish he taught phys 121

I have had Professor Moosvi for ~3 classes he does not have hard deadlines allowing you to work through the course at your own pace, grants extensions whenever you ask and does well to explain the content. Although there are bi-weekly tests instead of midterms, I find it more beneficial than one big test in the middle of the term. It is worth takin

Don't be fooled by the high average in this class. It's easy to get a good grade but you need to work hard. I had Dr. Moosvi for physics in first year and I gave him a 1/5 for that class it was bad. I found Data 301 with him much better. I learned a lot more, not from him but more from his structure ie: labs. The project was WORK but valuable.

Idk why the RMP score is so low, he was great in 210 lectures and amazing at explaning stuff

Amazing lectures and amazing course !

Nice guy honestly, his lectures in the last month of the course stopped making as much sense as the first ones; but you can just use the course EdX videos to figure out the last chunks of content. That being said, he was very approachable and did seem to know his stuff when asked questions.

Had him for CPSC330 in the summer. Slightly disorganized at times, but he definitely cares for his students and does his best to help them out when able and takes time to answer questions during lectures. Exams and assignments were fair and straightforward. He definitely enjoys playing music whenever possible which is chill

Super awesome, every interesting lecture, everything on canvas is clear and finalized, my fav class this semester!