IF you do the homework you should be fine. He won't throw any curv**** at you on the tests or anything. Just study like hell for the final because that's the real hard part about the class.

Easy class. Draw a Free body diagram, sum forces and moments. Done. Lectures can be boring, but write them down. Work the assigned homework problems far in advance, they take a long time to do. And do them, because HW makes up like 70% of your grade. He grades fair. Tests can be kinda difficult and take a while to do, but the final was easy.

I really have enjoyed this class so far. He is an easier grader than most, and is fairly good at explaining concepts if you PAY ATTENTION. Very easy going and friendly. He doesnt take attendence either, and doesnt care if you leave class early. Very helpful if you take the time and effort to ask questions. (:

His advising sucks, especially if you don't know his personality. If this is your first year at BCC, make sure you talk with some one who is transferring, not only with Lee. engr210 is a kind of easy, but watch out for 220 he doesn't explain very well, the class is boring, and he doesn't drop any test. you don't want to loose any point. hard to mak

Frank can be helpful if he feels like it. VERY HW INTENSIVE, although he doesn't grade them that hard. Lectures are as boring as they possible could be. and watch your sign, S-I-G-N gets annoying along with the rest of the little catch phrases. spend a good amount of time on the design project. Tests aren't terrible, but just study full hw sets.

Nice teacher, and helpful if you seek help. but he is usually an enginering teacher, so you can tell that the material of math120 is not his main subject. But he still knows what he is talking about, he just can be confusing when he skips a step or two. Test and homework are pretty easy aslong as you do it and study some.

Make sure you get sleep the nite before or risk falling asleep in class. Its not that its boring, but rather in monotone. Exams are easy if you study and atleast try to show some interest in the hw. Gets a bit confusing when skips a step. but ask questions and he will help! Prepare to participate in class problems..IT DOES HELP..somewhat. Good luck

This class was great! only 3 tests, no hw is ever due, he dosnt take attendance, and he grades easy. I never once opened my book. His hand-outs are just as good. It wasnt the most fun class but it's worth it

I didn't see any issue with him skipping steps as others have mentioned. Sure, he doesn't write every step down. This isn't a basic algebra class... Anything skipped is typically obvious to people who know algebra, so why write it? There are 3 tests and a final. He grades fair & tests are reasonable. I'd take a class with him again.

His tests are realy hard but he will patiently answer any questions you might have

He was good, but my problem was that I kept falling asleep. He did explain most things well, but he asked for so much student participation that it became confusing. For example, if a student had a wrong answer, he would just write it down anyway. Then, I would have it in my notes, but he'd then do it the right way and I'd be confused. He's not bad

This was a hybrid class, so the teacher was only there if you had technical problems. Tests were easy, went over them afterward, gave study guides. Overall good.

Overall good teacher. If you already know C++ then he will not expect you to come to class but still will expect you to be prepared for the three midterm exams, a final and five assignments. He's not as demanding as other teachers and always makes clear his expectations. He always makes sure to answer all questions. He's a good guy!

Pretty good teacher, explains things easily enough (for me, at any rate). But as it was said before, very soothing, sleepy voice. I fell asleep several times in his class, much to my embarrassment. However, I still managed to pass all my tests, so that's cool. Also, on a side note, his voice reminds me of someone I work with who I really dislike.

Clarity from an engineering prof that most people only dream of- and he is very understandable in concepts and in the way he speaks, American English; no yoda speak. He is very approachable as well, and inter-class discussion was always encouraged. Background is strong with '90 MSME from UW, 20Yr teaching experience.

Easy to follow along! Great reviews! extremely helpful! He really cares about you knowing your grades, and doing well in his class. Prints out practice exams for every test, as well as gives you your final predicted grade! I definitely reccommend him!

overall great teacher. clear in his teachings and cares about if you pass or not. gives you grades to make sure youre doing ok. drops lowest test scores and if your final higher than 1 your old test he replaces it with the final grade and you also get the final test grade! no homework required, gives test reviews which helps. good pick for math.

Great instructor if you prefer detailed examples rather than repetition. It is common for him to spend an entire class working on one problem while incorporating different theories and teaching new formulas. Tests are kind of tough but he is more-than-fair with grading. If you understand the logic you aren't heavily penalized for errors.

he is a very great teacher .. well he was the fist teacher i took the cLASS WITHand i found it really fun and interesting ..

I took Franks's math 97. He is an engineer and its rare for him to teach this class, but its very hard to tell. He was very open to suggestions, likes the class to participate, and give pretty clear examples. There is only 3 in class exams and one common final in which you are graded on. Homework is assigned on the first day and its only recommende

He is the best prof ever!!! Really helpful, and helps to students come to his during office hours!!

3 tests and a final. no mandatory attendance. His tests are wayyyy to long. He isn't very nice when it comes to asking for more time. Stressed word problems/application problems. Wastes a lot of class time on tedious games, puzzles, and riddles. I wish he had taught us more math, and not left it up to us to teach ourselves.

Frank is helpful if you know how to ask questions. Meaning you do NOT ask general questions. I thought his exams were reasonable, but he could test the same ideas if he broke the problems down and ask more than just 2 Qu's. Overall Frank is a good instructor.He's not the kind of teacher that will just give you an answer when you have a question.

Best prof I've had since attending BC. He knows his material and doesn't directly teach from the book. This class was really fun if you're getting into engineering.

Pros: Really nice; Energetic; Lots of extra credit; makes lectures engaging; Tries to get class involved by having little demonstrations with volunteer students. Cons: Lectures on one section for the whole class time; "In-Between-Class Tasks" assignments can be lame; Answers your questions with a question; Makes you think twice about your answers.

I had Frank thrice, for Engineering Graphics, Mechanics of Materials and Dynamics. The tests are tough to complete in the time allotted, but the material is appropriate. Homework is mandatory and very time consuming. Lectures are a bit tedious, but clear.

Dr. Lee is a great choice. Very open to student suggestions and participation during lectures, which is typically walking through problems. Funny guy. Be prepared with your questions if you meet him for office hours. Not particular to Lee, but for this class, know linear algebra! Know Diff Eq! Do the homework and you'll get an A.

He is a nice person and is willing to help you , but his exams are quite difficult. For a 4 credit class, it feels like a 6 credit class. The exams will make up most of your grade, followed by homework. He diligently posts materials on canvas. Overall, he's a very good professor and I recommend only if you can afford the challenge and time involved

Professor frank is wonderful instructor and knows his stuff definitely would recommend

Frank was a great professor and would highly recommend him to anyone taking ENGR114. He definitely has an engineer's mindset which can make some explanations difficult to understand at times but always works with his students to make sure they understand it. Just do all the homework and you'll pass the class with flying colors.

Frank Lee is a solid choice. It's important to ask specific questions to him in order to ensure a proper response. He is direct, but easy to work with outside of class as well. Tests can be hard due to the time limit. Occasional time consuming extra homework sets which made the class feel like 5-6credits. I'd take again without a problem

Good lectures and exam questions are reasonable, nothing that wasn't covered in class, if you do the homework and the recommended problems you will absolutely do good on the exam. Be prepared to study lots

Professor provided material and spent most of the quarter following videos online. It was easy to understand. For the last couple weeks, it got really confusing, but we were hardly tested on the confusing part as that came at the end of the quarter. I didn't go to any lectures. Good class for self-studiers.

Professor Lee was super great! He is very knowledgeable and kind. The grade was very dependent on exam scores (85%), but exams were fairly reasonable if you did homework. There was a group project at the end of the quarter. Some extra credit in the assignment category.

Overall a good professor, with a few drawbacks. Sometimes his direct feedback can seem abrasive, but the intent is good. He teaches the material well, but also generally expects students to "get it" quickly. More time practicing / studying will directly correlate with a higher grade. Tests are very reasonable and fair, as long as you studied.

Just some advice for you coming from a guy who took basically all the engr classes w frank: Do not cheat on the homework, you will get bad grades on the exams. There is no getting around this, you are probably not a genius and you will only truly learn the content if you practice it in the homework, and go to office hours w questions.

Be prepared to study outside of class, if you do you'll do great in this class. He cares most about if you understand the general topics that he teaches rather than you getting the right answer every time. Gives extra credit opportunities in optional homework sets and problems. Large majority of class is exams so lock in.