Very easy class, but you can barely get a make-up test even with a good reason.

a load of homework.He expects this to be the only class ur taking.Tests r hard.Taking him right now and more than half the class if doing real bad if U want ur gpa to drop take him.If a business mjr take class w/ANYONE ELSE!

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very lazy, after the final still gradin the hw. shouldnt be a professor, should be gone for god sake. unless professor. only take his online classes, cuz the quizes or tests arent made by him. he requires u to do a few pages essay to get full credit. very unfair

Late grading of assignments results for unprepared exam. Constant errors in quiz grades, have to e-mail for correction. Essays biased/lazy grading, prefers length over content. Exudes aura of obligation teaching. Appears disinterested and unprepared. Quiz conflicts from different textbook editions. A nice guy suffering from severe incompetence.

Pretty easy class, but he is so lazy. Dude doesn't reply to you until 2-3 days later. Also he grades your assignments in the last minute.

This class is a joke. To get an A you better read all 3 books, with 600 pages each. Final worst a lot, better do good. To pass is easy.

Last minute assignments (he gave us around 55 online hw with two weeks to do it), gives you little to no credit if he thinks you didn't write your papers in your own words or if it's not in format. Lazy guy, late grader.

Professor Huh is not a bad person but he is really lazy. He does not respond to emails or even online office hours that he says he does. Expect this professor to leave everything up to you and if you do not understand his lectures then that is too bad. He dumps you into the deep end and does not do a good job teaching. You have to self learn.

The worst professor at PCC. Lazy, doesn't know how to teach students. Book is more fun to read than listening to his lectures. Grading criteria is the worst! he takes down 95% of the grade if program is not perfect, even if it works! even if it works. I have never seen such strange grading criteria. His classes fill out last.

If you want a good grade - just find homework on the internet. If you make your own attempt to figure it out, you will likely get an F. His grading is slow, sometimes you get a grade result at midnight, two weeks later. Very weird class. He is quite disconnected from students.

Professora grading is very strange. I got 4 points out of 40 for a non-working program and 5 points out of 40 for a program that worked but didnt have a function name that he wanted. His classes felt like no matter what you do, it wont be fair. I felt really helpless entire class. He is not on students side.

Wouldn't recommend this class to anyone who is hoping to learn how to efficiently use Python. Professor is unclear with grading policy and criteria so points deduced for no reason. He also doesn't teach the class effectively. One time emailed the professor about a concern only to receive disrespect and unprofessionalism in return, waste of time.

Don't take his class. He teaches with an online open-source slides of python. Save your time and money for another professor. Doesn't really teach and an very lackluster explanation of functions but expects you to utilize them. , it's an self-learn class, grades strange or harshly. You won't receive the points you deserve in his class.

this guy makes a ton of mistakes and isn't a great teacher. students constantly have to interrupt to inform him of the errors he has made during lectures. never seems to understand where he made the mistake without help. fire this guy and get somebody who knows what they are doing

not too good teaching essentials. graded on information not within syllabus. make bad code on lecture, student must actively help teacher who make too many mistake

Do not let other comments fool you below me the ones that are giving good ones anyway. Learn from my experience. This professor is lazy. Power point lecture ability that anyone can do just the same. Not worth attending. Grades monthly on your assignment so be prepared to drop the class. Not worth your time stay away unless no choice but to take it.

I usually don't rate professors this low because I believe professors usually tried their best to help student learn. However, after a class from professor Huh, I believe not everyone should be a professor. Mistakes during lectures, not prepared presentations, confusing assignment instructions, deduct points based on nitpicking preference, etc.

I understand online classes may be difficult to teach, but if you can't make the time for it then don't teach at all. Lectures were full of mistakes and grading was difficult. I didn't learn anything from that course and spent most of my time teaching myself and then would get docked for not learning "his way".

Learn the subject yourself, but stay on the class for the credit.

I've been coding for 6 years, graduated from university with a degree in software development, and worked IT for 2 years so far. Professor Huh is easily among one of the worst I've had the displeasure of taking a class with. He will not encourage you to learn or give any valuable feedback that SHOULD help you learn. Learn Python on udemy instead.

Professor Huh didn't teach the class at all. I reached out to him multiple times for help and he just told me to go do my own research. He got mad at the class for going to a student for help instead of him. I'm sure he's a good teacher if you have a background in Python, but he's not a good teacher for a beginner class.

An unexcused absence, not looking at your work will simply give you a zero. I just read through lecture in class and still feel like I haven't learned anything after the two-hour class. Unless you are already very proficient in Python, there is no other reason to take this class.

I would not recommend taking this course if you want to learn python or if you are taking it for credit. His homework topics are way harder than the examples he taught in class. His instructions for homework are unclear, and deducted points for something he did not specify in the instructions. His lectures don't help you with the homework.

It is impossible to understand his coding examples he does in lecture because of all the mistakes he makes when coding. You need to spend another how XX hours rewatching his videos because it was impossible to follow the first 2 hours. So expect to spend an extra 3 hours per lecture just to understand the original 2 hour lecture.

The material is good, but I will never take this professor again, learn advanced python from free YouTube videos if you can. Expect a 50% grade reduction from things he was "expecting" because you followed the instructions literally which are somewhat vague, or little unrelated mistakes. 50% of his lecture is him struggling and making mistakes.

His assignment description is not comprehensive, you need to correct it yourself and learn yourself. He grade work really late like two months later. Then you won't have a chance to correct you work. I got 92% for midterm but my total grade is 54%. It's easy to obtain an A by taking other proffessor's courses.

He doesn't answer emails if he doesn't want to. He doesn't grade until the semester is almost over. He spends over half the class time not even speaking while he stumbles on writing basic code. Avoid this teacher at all costs. If he's the only option, take Python @ GCC or SMC instead and transfer those credits to PCC if you really must go there.

Avoid at all costs -- unclear grading, unhelpful during class, not very knowledgeable about python besides Python 101. Also lol the positive reviews on here have the same grammar mistakes that he makes on his slides and in class. Interesting to observe.

The assignments are graded unfairly for the amount of effort put in. If your program doesn't run or has errors, he will not give you partial credit even if you tried to learn the concepts and put in hours of work to submit it. He will give you a zero on every assignment which is unfair. Midterm and final not weighted enough to bring up your grade.

Busy work, not hard but extremely time consuming, could be part time job. Does not teach, grade, or do anything a normal professor does. Class is all 'taught' and graded through online platform or copied from textbook (answers on Quizlet). His name is just attached to the class, doesn't do anything. The final projects are so tedious and took days.

He is by far the worst professor I've ever had. His grading is ruthless. He behaves like the IRS and will audit your code which is why it takes months to receive a grade back. If he finds even one mistake, he give you an F on the assignment. When he writes code in Python, he makes numerous mistakes. Nearly 90% of the class dropped the class.

If you notice, he is writing all the positive reviews about himself as they make the same grammer mistakes. Please do not fall for this trap!!!

Avoid taking him at all costs! He is terrible at responding to emails and will give you ZERO credit for an assignment you spent and ENTIRE weekend on. Horrible communication from his end and won't even explain why he gave you the grade he did.. the only way to describe this man is horrible. Terrible experience, I will never recommend him to anyone.

Beware of fake positive review like the one directly below this comment. You will not get in an A in his class.

This might be one of the worst professor i've had . Lecture videos are very long and go in circles don't really explain how to write certain codes for a beginner python class . Will dock points for the slightest mistake but won't tell you how to correct it .

You will never satisfy this professor, he is terrible and you won't get an A in this class, he also doesn't respond to emails and you're just stuck with a grade that you don't want. Don't take him if you want to do well in this course.

He is a terrible professor, he won't teach you anything because when you do your assignments he just grades it and leave a comment on what you did wrong and how do you fix it. I couldn't figure out an assignment so I went on youtube and used a program that haven't been cover in class, he gave me a 0 and wont tell me how to actually do it.

Do not take this course with this professor if you have any previous programming knowledge. If you accidentally use any material he hasn't covered that you've previously known, he will grade your assignments as 0%. He wants exact outputs for very basic code, yet if your code is too similar to a classmate, he will think you're cheating, 0%.

Please take this rating very seriously. There are 102 assignments in his 6-week online course, and each assignment takes around 1-3 hours to complete. He has a time limit on the classwork material that is meant for learning. He responds to email, but doesn't solve anything; he just tells you that he can't help.

This was an online course. Lectures were hard to follow, boring, and needlessly repetitive. Homework required the use of concepts that were never explained or discussed in class. And the final assignment was incredibly flawed; the "correct" count of specific lines in the provided file was incorrect, due to poor logic in the search string.