His lectures are just reading out from the Study Guide... pointless. It's a tough class unless you have experiencing with HTML or programming beforehand. Tends to talk about his own irrelevant personal life in his lecture, out of nowhere... ??&#63

his is a decent prof. though i seriously think his assignments and midterms should be easier.. i mean COME ON! its an intro course!

this class was a breeze. he covered the material mostly, but did I really learn anything? hmm. learned way more in 150 with dixon

Lecture notes sometimes vague and incomplete. Very approachable and friendly guy.

Very fun course. Learn HTML and design. Read the book, do the assignments and you are gauranteed to get an A.

really nice course, don't take it with long distance tho.. lecture one is much easier.. but don't ever cheat in his class, never ever...

Greg is a good guy and CMPT 165 was a fair course in my opinion. The people who posted negatively about him were most likely crabby because they received a mark less than what they were expecting.

He's an easy prof and very easy to get mark from him... if you just explain your answer to him, usually he'll give you another point or two.

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Course is more of of an elective course, but he was a good teacher, and provided good examples. Midterms and Final were not too challenging. Had a good teaching style, and he knows what he's talking about. Good guy, would recommend him for others.

Very difficult course!! However, greg is not as bad as everybody says. He'll help you when given the opportunity.

i think his class is fine. nothing is easy in univercity.

Don't bother reading any of the comments from 100 level students, they don't know what they are talking about. Greg is a no-fluff, highly organized, easy to understand prof. Lectures are interesting. Assignments are hard, but very useful.

I'm surprised to see all the comments saying that Greg is hard; I've taken 3 classes with him, and found all to be very straightforward. In any case, Greg is always very clear and organized. Highly recommended.

This prof is very easy but his classes are very boring.

Greg is the best prof SFU has ever seen!!! He's a nice guy to begin with, and that's rare in these woods. SFU CMPT isn't easy, but if I had a choice, I'd take EVERY course with Greg Baker! Don't listen to the freshmen comments, then don't know what they're talking about (and what they're in for;)

Pretty good for explanations, but assignments can be challenging.

really nice prof. but not enough examples and doesn't teach deep enough to make students understand. but he's very nice in general. easy-going.

GOOOOD

I dunno, is it just me but I observed that he keeps on doing hand gestures and stuff which makes him look so graceful. I sometimes get a mental image that he's wearing a tutu and dancing ballet or wearing a cabaret costume with colourful feathers on his head while he's doing the lecture. hehehe..

Enjoyed his class. Very clear in his lectures and extremely nice and funny :) Tests aren't too bad and assignments are sometimes long but not overly impossible to solve.

I didn't do so well in this class, but he gave us a chance to redeem our marks by scaling the midterm and final. Overall, a good teacher.

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his lecture was well orgnized, best porf I met so far.

very interesting class... very very hard to fall asleep... his notes are very good and clear... he even teaches you how to do the exercises/assignments... like demonstrating how to do it. i honestly dont know how ppl can actually do bad in his class... especially in the xhtml section...its so clear

Has great style of lecture notes and provides many examples. However, the midterm and final are both a tad difficult.

HAHA this guy makes the course so easy. If you know a little bit of programing, go to his course, it will be like a joke.

he's a nice prof

Well, to me, the assignments were pretty easy, but they don't help that much for the midterms or the finals. The midterms were okay and so was the final. You need to work abit (at least do your assignments and read the course book) to get a good mark.

Good prof. if u dont get it..go ask him. he gives u answer (assume that u show him that u understand the simple codes) the codes arent hard.. directly from the book... except for a few... but i mean.. USE YOUR INTUITION!!!! the style is the same... just diff. properties... In class he shows how to get THE ANSWER to the assignments.

he's not a bad prof. His homework is pretty much taught in class as examples. His midterms and finals are related to the homework, as long as you go to the lectures and do the homework you will get an A for sure.

i took the course with him 2 years ago. his lectures were boring but the materials were helpful. i would recommend the course to others if you want to have some fun (or easy credit) during the semester. i would not recommend this instructor though.

easy teacher. the assignments were interesting... tic-tac-toe and robot maze.... like, what teacher actually gives game-like projects as assignments... certainly not other profs

Real nice guy. Exams a bit hard, but it might be because of my lack of programming background.

He isn't that easy, but as you do some preview, it will be crystal clear what is going on. Do practices and examples and think through the logic. He is willing to tell you how everything happen and how they come together, very helpful~

He's an EASY prof. Read the text, go to class and ask question and you will get an A- with ease. The assignments and labs given to you aren't hard if you take the time to work on it. The lectures are a bit boring, but it's worth going to class because it helps. I got a 85% on the final and I only studied for 3-4 hours at most! EASY prof!!!

easy class, and his notes are really detailed. he explain all the concept very clearly. Great Prof!

Friendly and quite helpful, especially if you go talk to him one on one.

nice guy, pretty helpful. tries to make jokes and it's pretty cute. it's funny cause it's not funny. awwww

An okay prof. Even though I had no prior programming experience, the assignments and exams were doable. It's really important to practice and ask for help when you don't understand something. Labs and assignments start out as laughably easy, but the difficulty really picks up by the middle of the course.

This prof is totally like a high school teacher, with all the straight copying notes from overhead. I suppose this style is a good thing if you like slow paced learning. Another + side to this course is, reading materials are free. Like someone said earlier, assignments begin dead easy and progress to very challenging. This prof is very clear.

Good prof, a bit boring, easy to follow, seems intimidated by the class (never looks up), cute jokes. Breaks the course down into baby steps which seem easy at the time but are impressive when you look back at the end. A very good course for your first semester.

Beginning was hard. But once you get used to it , it's very easy. Make sure read notes and attend every lecture. If you have any questions, email him, he will reply within a day or so. And he's very helpful

Funny guy...i like the random side comments

Great guy, definitely top 5 at SFU. Tells it like it is, and actually cares about students.

He's an alright teacher. The assignments get really difficult towards the end. Lectures are straight copying notes off overhead and quite boring.

Teaching style is great, only need notes to be more neat.

He makes for an enjoyable class.

The text he wrote for his intro course is excellent. His teaching style is solid, though he seemed just a little cold. But I thought his little quips were hilarious, for a teacher. Assignments were adequately challenging, as were exams. I was pretty impressed all around. Not too easy though, gotta work for your mark.

The best CMPT prof. Lectures, assignments and labs are well structured and clear. Exams are not too difficult.Assignments are fun to make (especially Pac-Man).

People who complain about this guy are absolutely out of their mind. While I can appreciate the difficulty of 165 and 120 for new programming students, Baker is the ideal instructor for the would-be programmer and his courses are warmer and more inviting than any class you will get from the faculty. Your shortcomings are your own, not his.

Took this class for the bsci requirement. Lets just says this was not as easy as I had originally thought. Assignments clear. Cool prof. Keeps you engaged throughout lecture. Midterm was a killer but final was fair.

Took this course by DE. Not too bad actually. The new formatted course is quite manageable. Just do your labs and assignments. Most of the Midterm and Final written is based off the labs/assignments. Read the textbook, then you'll get an A.

This course is easy for people who have a smidgen of knowledge on HTML. The programming at the later half of the course was very introductory and not too complicated. His lectures are pretty much the same as the text (written by him) so lectures weren't mandatory. He teaches some tricks in class, but eh. Exams were not hard if you read the book.

May as well be the first to review Spring 2010. All in all, Greg did a great job teaching this course. The TB is written by him and follows the lectures closely, which is very helpful. The assignments are totally unambiguous - he tells you exactly what he wants and you go to it. Very accessible for help and he personally attended my lab section.

Great text written by himself. His very thin and concise text is ideal for people who get restless while reading/studying. The prof did not command the lecture hall well. He was at times impatient and too easily frustrated, though that is understandable given the amount of people who talked in class and all the people who walked in late.

Easy course. His study guide really helped. I never listened in lecture and still got an A- just from reading the book. HTML was relatively easy. Programming got a bit tricky so be sure to attend labs and get help from the TA if you're stuck. Midterm and Final are allowed one handwritten cheat sheet!

One of the best teachers in the CS department. Greg is actually motivated and interested in the subject and in his students. He is charismatic and organized. His semi-weekly labs really help you learn the material, and his assignments are actually interesting. In addition, he does them first, so you know you can get the help you need. Recommended

Excellent course. Excellent prof. The assignments were interesting and fun. The exams were fair. He is a good lecturer. Classes are easy to follow and the energy level is high.

The course itself is not that bad. His notes is clear, the text book is also easy to read. However, I think he gets angry so easily...

good professor~

Pretty easy course if you download and use the study guide. Also he provides all the stuff you need on the website, so no real reason to buy the books. Clear, concise and pretty funny too. Only annoying thing was the TA din't speak English too well.

Great prof, definitely worth taking this course for a easy grade(if you are into computers/put in a little effort).

Third time with distance ed course, based on first impression of the textbook, it seemed fun and well organized. The latter is true. Figuring out hwk on my own is fun but time consuming but ONLY worth 50%; you get a cheatsheet for mt, but you're racing every second of it; above all, Baker, finally seeing him at the exams, is condescending and rude.

A very useful course if you want to gain some more practical skills, as web app work is in high demand. Useful material, well taught, as usual, by Greg. Obviously, it's a group project, so pick your partners and the actual project well!

Great Prof, knows his stuff.

For a person with no cmpt background, this course can get quite challenging and time consuming as the course proceeds, especially the assignments. Use all the help you can get. His mt and quiz is easy, final is just long with a lot of functions. Lectures are all handwritten with no textbook. His notes are filled with words but not enough examples.

Yes, as some mentioned, he is arrogant. He does not make you feel very confortable when you ask him questions. Nonetheless, he is the best lecturer I ever met in my life. I can follow him very well and can see how much effort and care he put into his lecture. He is very smart and he is into the stuff he teach. He is overall a great prof.

Greg is a nice guy and he's a good prof. Go to class, ask questions, attend the labs. He's young so he can relate to students.

He is the best lecturer I have met. You can benefit a lot from his interesting lectures. His weekly exercises are pretty helpful to understand materials. If you devote yourself into his notes and exercises during the term, you may spend very little time reviewing before the final. (I only spent 4 hours.) Do not hesitate to take his course!!!

Took DIST ED, overall not hard if you have previous experience- more or less stuff you can learn on your own with ease especially if you are very computer savvy. Allowed a cheat sheet for exams, but I never brought one, still got an A.

Great prof, clear lectures, interested in material, useful/interesting assignments.

best class ever! weekly exercises give you practise. lecture material and exam/assignment material have high correlation. all required programming were fun and interesting. learned a lot about what's out there in the programming world, truly eye opening course. if you do your exers and asn, exams need not be prepared for

Both an excellent professor and topic. Lecture notes help you finish exercises which give you sufficient practice to find concepts intuitive. An easy course if you do your work, yet it teaches important topics. Greg is knowledgeable, apt and honest. He demonstrates concepts in class and knows industry trends. Very fun and informative class.

Haven't taken too many CMPT courses yet, but this was excellent. Lectures are at a pace that's really digestable and interesting. Assignments are very manageable once you start working on them. He's super friendly and gets to the point with what he's teaching. Exams are very fair; just review the notes and do all the exercises on paper for practice

Course material is valuable to all programmers, and Greg teaches it extremely well. The weekly exercises and assignments relate to the course notes, so you rarely feel lost. Highly recommended!

one of the best prof. explains everything really well. you will really learn a lot from this prof. Assignments exams were reasonable.

One of few profs who still teach using an overhead, which is GOOD because it keeps the pace manageable. Learned two new prog langs, a new paradigm, and got more prolog practice from this course: well worth it. Weekly exercises and three fairly large assignments. Not too tough if you start early. Tests are programming heavy so be sure to practice!

The class can be challenging but Greg is definitely one of the more engaging professors you will ever see at SFU. Highly recommend any class he is teaching. I have taken 3 of his classes if not more.

He is easy to approach, so feel free to ask him questions and be friend with him. I probably like him more than anyone just because my interest in web development

Greg is a nice guy and a pretty good teacher. Teaches well but he can be pretty sassy sometimes. Interrupts the entire class to acknowledge late students which is often more distrustful than the students themselves. Assignments are easy, but the final exam was really hard. Overall, he's approachable and will explains things well.

Overall really great prof. He know's what he is talking about as he has done extensive work in the field. If you're interested in the subject, he's the best prof to take the course with!

Let's be honest: Wikipedia articles are often the best introductory descriptions to concepts you'll find anywhere. This is what he said for his a lot of links. And I want to say that I didn't pay my tuition fee for the bunch of Wikipedia links. His teaching skill is okay, but he doesn't have a good manner when you ask something through email.

He is a very gifted lecturer. His courses are planned out in a smart manner. He gives relevant weekly exercises for you to practice the material and get your feet wet in preparation for big assignments. His exams are fair, although a bit coding heavy. He uses overhead, which keeps the pace nice. You get the feeling that he puts more into lectures.

3 main parts to the course. Haskell, Language features, then Prolog. Haskell and language features consist of many lectures, while prolog gets two. On the final, haskell is a large portion, language features is not represented enough, and prolog is represented too much. Averages are high so be prepared for scaling, as in an 86% will not give an A.

It is a tough course with weekly assignments, but I wouldn't take it with anyone else!

He is straight, to-the-point, and rather blunt. He gets impatient and irritated if you don't appear to be "getting it" quickly enough, though. Exams contain extrapolations of the class material, not just straightforward regurgitation; study BEYOND what has been covered in class.

Took the class as a GPA booster, ended up learning a lot of good conventions for basic web design. Greg is a fair marker and one of the more enjoyable teachers that regularly teaches in Computing Science. Midterm and Final were both challenging, even for a person with past coding experience, but were fair nonetheless. Cheat sheets allowed.

Greg is a very chill guy who explains all concepts clearly and thoroughly. Weekly exercises really ensure that you have a good understanding of the languages learned (Haskell and Go). Midterms and final were very fair with no surprises, and were mostly coding based. I will definitely try to take another class with Greg if I can!

Greg is awesome. He puts a lot of effort into his class notes and assignments, and it shows. He is really knowledgeable (although he likes to go on one too many rants). I learned a lot from this class, and it is great that the professor is very passionate.

He also tries to keep the course material as relevant as possible to the current time. He understands the student mentality so he will try to make the course enjoyable and sometimes cancels lectures because "Monday sucks"

Exposure to functional programming and other niche programming languages. Although greg baker was a solid lecturer, the course was not all that memorable as most of the assignments were dull and haskell (which greg focuses on in this course) is likely a language you will never use again.

Light hearted lectures. Assignments are sometimes unclear. Really good prof overall

Easily the best prof I've had in my 4+ years at this school. Always willing and ready to help, explains things clearly, easy going. I have zero complaints! Highly recommend, but be prepared - he does expect students to actually do work and learn.

Excellent. One of my favourite courses! The weekly assignments are well designed to help understand the lectures while still being fun.

I learned a lot in his class. The weekly assignments were well tailored to be challenging but also figure-out-able. Greg was very helpful in the lab time, but those labs came at a price. The course was condensed into 2-hour lectures each week, which were really hard to stay attentive in. The class was curved down unfortunately. Tests were hard.

Greg is one of my favorite CS profs at SFU. He structures his class so that the weekly exercises are straightforward but rewarding. His notes are great, so you don't necessarily need to go to class. The only downside is you need to memorize Python for the exams. However, the exercises are extremely helpful for that.

Greg's my favorite prof I've had at SFU, the weekly exercises let you get steadily more comfortable with the material and the projects are free enough that you can make something of your own, but not so open-ended you don't know where to start. If you have a chance to take a class with him, there's a good chance he's the best prof that teaches it.

Great Prof. The lectures are decent and easy to follow. Make sure you go over the material before the quizzes and they are easy to get 90%+. Make sure you understand the assignments thoroughly as well. the course might be challenging if it's your first time with Python. Also office hours (lab hours) are great. make sure to attend if you have any Qs

Lectures are good quality. Weekly exercises that are short but good refreshers of material. Assignments have clear and unambiguous descriptions (this is rare) and are very related to course material. Tests required some coding, so you have to be familiar with the languages. If you do the assignments and exercise you will be fine.

The most interesting, fun, useful and engaging class I ever took. Fair grader, excellent computer scientist. Real fun lectures (sarcastic and dry humour). He's a smart cookie, and you learn without realising you're learning.

Format: 2 hr online lecture as a Youtube Premier, 1 hr optional office hour in CSIL. Missing 1 hr of lecture meant more assignments, but they were simple to do if experienced with programming. Even if not experienced, Dr. Baker did a lot of code demos + commentary (all recorded). His slides are phenomenal. Wished the course was more challenging

Very accommodating to our 8:30 am class, as he made it online on youtube. Exercises every week helped me learn better, but his quizzes were really hard for me still.

Greg is one of the best profs I have had. He puts more effort into his course than any instructor I've seen over my four years. He also focuses more on the application of concepts rather than the theoretical side which gives students the skills to create interesting projects.

Dr. Baker is a very good lecturer on cmpt 353. He pre-recorded all lectures and he explained everything clearly. I like his humour as well. However, I don't recommend you take this course if you want to spend less time for a 3-credit course. There will be assignments EVERY week which may trouble you when you need time to study other courses.

Really good prof and super caring too

Greg baker my goat.

If you can take 295 with Greg do it. It's been one of the most interesting cmpt courses I've taken at SFU so far. He is very active in the class discussion forum and is clearly passionate about the material.

Professor Greg is very knowledgeable and passionate in his course delivery. Exams are fair but somewhat tricky. He is helpful and encouraging during lab times for weekly exercises. I'd recommend starting the group project early, it is fun and useful. Hands down one of the best profs in SFU CS, highly recommend taking courses with him :)

His passion and serious approach to the material, coupled with their helpful demeanor, creates a truly engaging learning environment. It's rare to find a professor who excels at teaching, is genuinely passionate, a wonderful sense of humor. I don't know why people complain about sarcasm, it's the best. Hope he remain like this, KEEP ON TEACHING.

This is first time he taught 295, it is considered one of the tough courses, and he taught it so well and felt like he's has been teaching this course for a while. Truly great at teaching, which is hard to find in university professor's even with their high education status, don't know why university hires people who can't teach. but he is so great

You learn everything through his slides and weekly HW assignments. His slides are slightly unorganized imo so it makes studying a little bit difficult. He replies to posts on the discussion forum and is available for questions after classes.

Extremely difficult course content but that's how the course is, not Greg's fault. He was enthusiastic about the content throughout the course. All lectures were delivered on YouTube so no attendance was needed. Really weird slide formatting. Be aware that there are weekly exercises and exams make up 50% of the grade so tons of pressure.

Great person, Great class I loved how it wasnt hard to understand the lectures, but the assignments where hard tbh

He did a very good job teaching data science and the lectures were all well made. Highly recommend taking this course.

In CMPT 353, Professor Baker provides a clear, intuitive connection between probability, statistics, data science, machine learning, and cloud computing that is as enjoyable as it is easy to follow. Lectures are logical and the weekly coding assignments are reasonably demanding, enabling a deep understanding of the material.

I've heard 295 would be extremely hard, but he makes this course really enjoyable and easy to understand. Weekly labs are actually fun and help me to deepen my understanding of the concepts, fair quizzes, and very organized lectures and slides. He's very knowledgeable and passionate about teaching.

Chill prof, lectures are straightforward, slides have most of the information and lectures are just there to support what he is teaching. Assignments are helpful in understanding concepts and exams aren't too difficult

Greg is a gem, best prof you can get for 295.

Greg is one of the best profs I've ever taken, I would recommend him to anyone I can if they have to take Cmpt 295. His lectures and slides were engaging and very easy to follow. He was also approachable and understanding. The exams are easy as long as you have a basic understanding of the course content and know how to do the labs.

Best instructor for 295 ever. Made this course super interesting and exams and weekly exercises were easy and helped a lot in understanding the course material. Greg is also very chill and helping in office hours and gives great feedback. His slides and lectures are very straightforward and going to lectures also helps a lot. Definitely recommend!

GREG IS THE GOAT. If you are taking cmpt295 he is one of your only hopes.

Greg is a solid prof and so are his lectures/assignments/ quizzes/"mini-project"/Final exams. He jokes around in lecture to maybe engage the students. U can maybe even stay home and just read the slides/watch lecture recordings, and u will be good. outside of class hes always available either in csil or his office. Overall take this course with him

Definitely one of the best CS profs. No nonsense, he dives straight in and designs assignments in a way that helps you really understand and the exams are super fair and are more based on understanding than memorisation. Overall a pretty great prof. Absolutely enjoyed this class.

If you find 100-level courses challenging, CS might not be the right major for you, as more difficult courses like CMPT 295 are ahead (I also had 125 with him). Greg covers interesting topics and assigns weekly assignments that serve as good revision and exam references. If you see him teaching CMPT 295, don't hesitate to take the course with him.

He is the best prof I have ever had. He teaches you what you need in real life. His labs teach you what you need for the quizzes and exams. Very fair. Grading is very lenient. He is just amazing. If you get a chance, then take any course with him. I did 353 too and it made me choose machine learning as a career path. Perfect proffesor. Too good!!!!

No textbooks are necessary. Greg's teaching of these courses is good and the amount of work assigned is reasonable. Labs are due every week and take a few hours to complete. The tests he assigns are also reasonable where the multiple choices can be tricky but the coding portion is similar to the labs. Generally, the class average is pretty high.

Well thought-out weekly assignments. His focus is on helping you learn rather than creating pointless difficulty. My only gripe is that some quiz MC qs felt arbitrary. I also would've liked more guidelines on the final project. Some confuse his sarcastic demeanour for rudeness, but he was always friendly in my experience. Definitely recommend Greg.

Very fair class. Took 295 with arvindh and failed. Took it with Greg and it is so good. Arvindh teaches way beyond scope. Greg is perfect.

Greg tells it how it is and gives you everything you need to succeed in his course. I appreciate his straightforward teaching style and sarcastic humour. Weekly assignments and exams were directly relevant to what was taught in lecture. Office hours and audio lecture recordings were available. Made a 4-credit course seem like a walk in the park!

His exams have no curveballs. His lecture notes are incredibly good. Lab are clear in instructions and enjoyable. Amazing prof.

as long as you actually show up to his lectures, you should be good. that said, showing up is nearly not enough, to excel in this course you need a substantial amount of actual coding practice using the concepts learned in class. greg is super chill tho, easy to follow along and always made his lectures compact and concise

The hardest part about this course were the bigger coding assignments. It gets more vague as you go, but grading on your code is pretty generous. Tests are fair, with marking on your written code being lenient if you're on the right track. Overall he's funny and knows comp sci, but I learnt best from outside sources and general coding practice.

All of his lecture notes are online and they make a lot of sense. He seems to care for his students and what he is teaching. In office hours he is also really nice and helpful. His assignments/labs are very doable and are similar to the tests. His exams are pretty short and reasonable.

The most entertaining lectures. Definitely holds your attention throughout the class. Very no-nonsense and will teach you practical stuff. However, the lecture will only be an introduction to the topic and you will learn more when you try the assignment yourself.

Weekly exercises and assignments were not too hard even if you are a beginner to Python. He went over many examples in the lectures which was really helpful. The 2 quizzes and the final exam were all reasonable./ I miss this class!!

Assignments are pretty easy to get 100% on (Greg would even point you in the right direction if asked). If you get 100% on them and understood what to do, you would likely get a high grade on the project. The quizzes are fairly straight forward if you memorized key points and did the assignments. 100% online with exception of quizzes. B average.

Good prof. People complaining he's rude are just not used to being treated like adults. He's not gonna waste your time and expects you to know your stuff from the prereqs. You're dipping into two new languages, be ready and willing to research on your own. Assignments, exercises, exams are fair. No quizzes.

Greg is one of the best profs I've had at SFU. Some ppl say he's “rude,” but I'd call it blunt. He's direct and doesn't waste words. The course had 15% weekly exercises, 3 longer/harder assignments 35%, and exams worth 50%. Homework was easy marks if you kept up, assignments took ~20 hrs, and exams were tough, but fair. I'd recommend Greg any day.

Great at teaching, genuinely passionate about what we're learning and explains things really well and like conversationally which I like a lot. I become more passionate from it and idk he just like actually cares about his students and he wants us to do well ex. he drops by labs even tho he isnt required to, stuff like that he is really great.

Weekly Lab assignments were directly from the slides he gave. Slides are very detailed and easy to understand. Midterm 1 and 2 were very fair, directly from the slides, just remeber to remeber the little things. Overall great semester and prof. Made a four credit class feel like a breeze

I love Greg Baker. He loves you too if you lock in. Do the labs, its pretty interesting and you will do well in tests (if u don't use AI). I love Greg Baker.

Greg is honestly one of my favourite profs that I've had. His lectures are engaging and he clearly cares about the subject that he's teaching. The material provided for the class is very informative, and there are a lot of links provided for additional information on almost everything.

Greg is a really great professor, especially for 295. Unfortunately, I did use AI on some of the labs and got docked quite a bit of marks for academic dishonesty. However, the class itself was great and I learned a lot. Highly recommend Greg to anyone.

Relatively easy weekly lab assignments. Quizzes were fine for the most part (tho not much study material besides slides). Course website is very organized and friendly to read. Responds to all questions (makes it clear if he can't explicitly give u the answer). Straightforward and sometimes cracks a joke in lecture. Cool guy overall