She taught my Mechanics of Materials course, E M 324. It was her first semester teaching. I think she did really well, she answered questions clearly and gave a little flexibility on grading.

She was knowledgeable on the topic she was often confused when asked questions.

good teacher pleasure to look at

Jenny was pretty good overall. Her explanations of the concepts were understandable. She would get confused in class many times though, or not know how to answer some questions. She is very willing to help out and good at responding to e-mails. The class wasn't too difficult, in my opinion.

She is the best Statics teacher you can get currently, her section has a 15% class average lead on other sections. Graders are brutal, they do not give partial credit, so be perfect. On the first test a incorrect 1st step would land 125 on tests.

Professor Johannsen is not the most clear lecture, but she is excited by the material and if you ask questions she will clarify. The professor is very helpful, but the TAs are terrible graders. On my first exam I was given 225 on a problem. Johannsen had to correct my score to a 2225. I went from a D to an A on that exam just from talking to her.

Great lecturer for Statics. She is really excited about teaching and is always willing to help students in and outside of class. The online hw is sometimes difficult but reflects well for the exams. Overall a very clear cut teacher who is a fair grader and explains very well what students need to know to be successful in the course.

Jenny was a great professor for EM 274. If you need to take that class, make sure that you get her as your professor. The material is difficult and she holds you accountable for knowing and practicing the material on your own. Make sure that you actually understand all of the online homework and attend class to take the in-class assignments.

Pretty fast paced course. Jenny tends to stumble a little over the lecture material but overall, she's the best professor to take EM274 with. The tests are weighted to be the vast majority of your grade (85%), so have fun with that too.

Jenny is not a skilled teacher. She struggles to explain concepts. She is a good person, though. She really tries and prepares. There are also random in-class assignments and lots of homework though WileyPlus which is frustrating to use.

Jenny is a really great person and she does her best as a professor. She understands the concepts but stumbles in lecture and tends to confuse people, but she's always willing to meet with you if you need extra help. Statics is just a hard class in general. Do the homework and go to class, you'll do just fine.

She is very helpful but she can be a bit confusing in class. The graders are tough so be very clear on the exams. Use the help room until the concepts are really clear!

She is one of the nicest people I have ever met. Always willing to help. The tests are tough and the graders can be easy or tough, just depends on your luck. Be prepared for online assignments that take hours and are extremely frustrating! Can spend 45 minutes on one problem only to get it wrong and having to start from scratch.

Listen up. She probably the best one that teaches this class, but before we spoke up about the HW, it was ridiculously long. Even after we did, I still ended up chegging all the problems, and I still didn't get them all right bc they were hard. To succeed in this class, you need to start off strong and do well on the first test. She DOESNT CURVE

She is one of the most helpful teachers I've ever had. During lecture, she is prone to make mistakes, but she does a good job of explaining things if you pay attention. It's tempting to not take notes, but if you do, you will understand everything a lot better. You don't need the book except for practice problems.

Jenny is a really nice person and she's always happy to answer any questions you have. The tests are tough but the graders usually give a lot of partial credit. It's clear that she enjoys what she teaches and I would definitely take another class with her if I had the chance. Beware: Tests are worth 80% of your grade.

Jenny is a good teacher. IF you show up to class and listen you will learn. Her office hours are also helpful and she loves people who are willing to learn.

When I took this course there were only 2 section and hers was 300% better than Ben's. Don't fudge the homework; make sure to ask questions during office hours. The tests were half theory which is hard without a text book so don't skip class EVER! Take all the class notes you can - neither section used power point so copy the white board quickly!

Jenny is the most underrated Prof at Iowa State. She is extremely nice and loves to give partial credit, but is not the greatest lecturer. That being said, she cares for every one of her students, so see her in office hours. I recommend doing as many of the book problems as you can, as she bases the exam questions off of those.

She's great! She has previously taught EM 324 (mechanics of materials) and EM 345 (dynamics). She is super nice and she is really good at motivating her students to do well. Probably my favorite professor I've ever had. Take EM 274 with her! I've heard all the other statics professors are awful but Jenny rocks. It's a very tough class but doable

Jenny is a great teacher for a hard class, but expect to work a lot. She's very good at explaining things and helps with anything. Be aware, almost all of the grade was made of difficult tests and she's a tough grader.

She teaches a very hard class and does a very very good job. Her lectures are very thorough and she is always available outside of class. She really cares how her students are doing.

Jenny is one of the most outstanding professors in the university. Her lectures are amazing

Jenny is amazing. She really cares about students and knows the material very well.

Best professor I've had so far. Amazing.

Best statics instructor hands down

She deserves more than 5 stars. Very smart and caring. Lectures are clear and easy to follow. Also very attractive! She has it all!

Jenny is the best

I LOVE JENNY! She has hands down been the best prof. Ive experienced at ISU. Have her for EM 274 and AerE 261. She is the most caring and helpful person. For 274 she does a great job of explaining the concepts and giving you the tools to do the homework and do well but you still have to PRACTICE. Jenny is super smart and loves her job.

Just prepare to really buckle down. even though the material looks easy at first glance, it's not. Always had to consult youtube lectures to get through homework. Also nothing is dropped, no curve , late work drops 10% for every hr its late. You get what you get. And you really do have to earn it. Lol but maybe you're smarter than most.

Jenny is the best. If you need help, don't be afraid to ask. She wants you to be successful, you just have to put in the work. Jenny is the best faculty member in Aero E

I had Jenny for statics as well. She was okay teaching mechanics but better at statics. Towards the end with combined loading she got confused sometimes and was tough to follow. Usually she was pretty good, did a lot of examples. Reading the book helps, homework was optional. She did a final project that wasn't planned well and unclear.

Jenny is great. Some of my friends had her for statics or materials and complained about her, but she loved teaching AerE 261! Lectures can be a little unorganized but she gives great examples. Very caring towards student needs and very understanding. Great professor

Jennifer is a good professor for AerE261. The lecture time is well used and very informative. They are rarely boring as well. She sometimes gets caught off-guard by tough questions and struggles to answer them, but that wasn't too often.

This course was the hardest course I have taken so far. It is extremely fast paced and requires a lot of work to stay up to date. I think the course is too fast paced and it is easy for students to get behind and overwhelming for professors to keep up. Jenny did an okay job explaining things, but it always felt rushed because of the pace.

Outstanding 324 professor. Passionate about the subject. Her lectures are helpful if youll drop your bias against the class and actually try to learn something. Unlike Oleg she gives homework which can help your grade. She also gives suggested book problems, do them all and youll be prepared for the exam. Shes very available to answer questions

A lot better than when she taught Aer E 261. She actually knows what's going on and the examples were helpful.

Jenny's teaching style took a week or so to get used to, but she's good at what she does. Instead of just talking at you, she works through examples and explains concepts during class. There's quizzes each week, but she gives you the answers at the end of class. She also gives a lot of partial credit on exams, so it's pretty hard to fail them

Jenny was an amazing professor to have because she made her teaching style, which is example-heavy and overlooks a lot of conceptual learning, adaptable and easy to understand. She was a fun person to learn from, giving in person examples as well. Id take her again, but Id say you need to attend every day and supplement your learning as well.

Jenny has a different style of teaching. She does not have homework and instead of lectures, we work problems as a class while her and a TA roam the room answering questions. This means that there is very little exam prep built in, and you will need to either get a really good grasp from the few worked problems, or study hard solo. It worked for me

Jenny is a good prof. that genuinely cares about the students. There is no graded HW, but that does NOT mean you don't have to do HW on your own. The people that say that the tests are hard and have unexpected problems are the ones that didn't work through the suggested problems. If you put in the work with Jenny you will be just fine.

Jenny provides more than enough materials to be extremely successful in the course. Attending class, even though it isn't required, is a must. As long as you keep up with provided study materials, the class is much easier. She is super nice and energetic, and always available for help.

Best professor I have ever had. She doesn't give homework, so you need some self-discipline in order to learn the material before the exam. 30% of the grade was free as long as you attended class on Wednesday and took the weekly quizzes that she gave the answers too.

Jenny is a great prof to have, 10/10, if you show up to class and pay attention, she'll make it very easy to get through this class and is more than willing to meet with students after class or do anything to make sure all their questions are answered, also makes it very easy to pay attention as she is always full of energy.