Oregon is still getting the hang of teacher but he is straight to the point and caring. He goes over power points but take notes on them because they will help you on the exams. He loves feedback and is willing to help at any time. Make friends in the class and do the assignments right after class with them. Read and take notes on the textbook!

He lowkey dope, just not the best teacher.

This guy is the absolute BOYYYYY. Take his class. He's funny and has good lectures. You can get 100% on all projects and homework. Gives extra credit to those who attend. Very Test heavy but the tests aren't that bad. Read the chapters and skim the PPTs and your should be good. Good projects and you learn to code a little. Very enjoyable class.

The man definitely cares about his students and wants them to pass while learning everything about his field. He skims over PP slides while being very thorough on what will be on upcoming exams.-the exams aren't that bad but he will curve varying upon class performance. Attendance is occasionally rewarded with extra credit. Very flexible man.

I went into this class absolutely sure I would fail. I didn't know this teacher and I heard the horror stories about the other professors. However, this teacher was great. He even would tell us when extra credit was coming. The class is heavy on the tests so DO NOT slack but I would take this professor before the others one if I wanted to pass.

Professor O is a good guy who is all about his students. His lectures aren't interesting but it is helpful to go to class because he gives you hints on what to look at for the tests. The tests are dense and require a good amount of studying but are passable. He gives out a lot of extra credit for just coming to class, and homework is easy.

Take Oregon, he is a super good dude. Has an average amount of homework each week but is defiantly doable. First exam will be tough but you will do better on the rest. Best MIS teacher at SDSU.

Has shown more care for his students then any professor I have taken. Office hours he is extremely helpful to students. This course is difficult no matter what prof but if you want a prof who will inspire you to succeed take his course. I did bad on the first test and excelled in the rest from his tips during office hours. Just stay on top of it

Oregon is a really great professor. always available to answer as many questions as you have and explain anything you need help on. lectures aren't mandatory. everything he shows or tells the students can be found on blackboard. however, he does give a lot of test hints as to what things you should study so its best to go to lectures.

Oregon is the absolute best and cares so much about his students. His classes are lectures off powerpoints, but A+ covers everything if you don't go to class. He goes over similar versions of the tests for review. The first test will scare you but it gets easier. Gives extra credit & online homework is alright. Curved overall grade too. 100% take

Entering my first class at SDSU as a thirty one year old, I was nervous for many reasons. From the very first day, Oregon was understanding, communicative, and straight forward. He sticks by the Syllabus, outlines test study material clearly, and even took my after hours office hours phone call while HE was sick. Recommended Highly.

MIS is a hard class in general, and you just have to know the terms. He curved like crazy when I took it Spring 2017. My average test score all together was a 78 I think and I ended up with a solid B. Not sure if he still does that though. I took him Spring 2017.

Oregon is pretty cool. If he tried a new method of teaching besides using powerpoint all the time his class would be way more interesting and less boring. Definitely go to the A-plus reviews when you can. I studied the powerpoint slides the night before each test and ended with a solid B. Actually learned some interesting stuff from him too

Truly one of the most genuine professors, & cares about his students so much. He definitely makes you work for your grade with lots of homework & pretty difficult tests. Take your time with everything, read the textbook, show up to class & pay attention to his lectures & you'll be fine. He gives lots of extra credit too! Learned a lot though!

Professor Oregon may not have been the best at teaching, however he compensated by being very reasonable and flexible. He truly wants his students to succeed in his class (and more importantly in their careers) and will do everything in his power to help. I felt as though Oregon worked together with his students to help them achieve a fair grade.

Oregon is such a chiller. Just show up to class and he goes over everything thats going to be on the exam. Easiest class of my semester.

Yes this is a very hard class it is MIS, but he really cares about his students. He is one of the only MIS professors that gives you multiple trys on homework and quizzes, so your extra credit can go towards your tests. He really wants people to succeed and he honestly became one of my favorite professors because of that. You get the grade you earn

Really really good professor! Not trying to trick you or play games. He goes over power points during regular class and then for exams goes back through and tells you exactly what to study. MIS is always a tough class but Oregon knows a lot of students have to take it as a GE and wants you to pass. Good dude.

Prof O was one of my favorite profs so far at SDSU. Straightforward class, 4 exams each worth 20%. HW and Quizzes together are 20%. Quizzes and HW due every week. Study for exams straight from powerpoints. Doesn't try and trick you. Take advantage of all the extra credit offered. Oregon is a really caring guy, doesn't give + or -'s a 69.5 is a C.

Oregon is one of the best professors I have had on this campus. He really cares about how well his students do and is flexible on assignments if you have a legitimate excuse. His powerpoints are a little hard to get used to but he makes sure that you understand the material at the end of the week. He also gives extra credit which is super helpful.

If you're interested in MIS i'd recommend taking Oregon but if not try taking it at a community college. Prof Oregon is the man and super chill however it is a challenging class that you have to put in work for. There are four exams that make up 80% of your final grade and the other 20% are assignments. I worked hard and got a B.

Professor Oregon is genuinely the most caring professor I have ever had. He really cares about his students and wants you to pass. The lectures are powerpoints and the material from the slides are on the test; it's very important to attend class. He will also go over material before the exams so you know what to study. Take his class if you can.

This is a 3 hour class but it never goes more than an hour and a half. He goes super fast in lectures which is tough to pay attention to. However, if you look at the powerpoints it's easy to understand. Study a lot and tests will be okay.

Tests are more or less straight from the homework and lecture. Oregon is a great guy and knows his stuff, no real surprise questions. Take good notes and do your work and the class shouldn't be a problem.

Oregon is chill and doesn't waste your time. Our 4-6:40 class was always let out 1+ hour early. This class covers a lot of material, but he's very clear on what will and won't be on exams, no trick questions. Weekly reading quiz and Excel/Access assignments, 3 midterms and a cumulative final. Always attend the class before exams for extra credit.

Oregon is a super chill and down to earth guy. He cares about his students and wants them to succeed as well as learn valuable business skills for the future. He does his best to teach a hard class as easy as he can and literally tells you everything that will be on the tests. Pay attention and take notes, easy B.

Definitely go to the lectures. He goes through power point slides and tells you exactly whats going to be covered on the tests. We played jeopardy for extra credit before tests. He rounds 89.5% to an A but I got a 89.48% and he didn't round me but ITS FINE I GUESS. He randomly chooses people to answer questions but not too often.

Oregon really wants his students to succeed, very understanding. That said, the class is not easy and the tests will required studying and careful reading of the questions. Two sections of homework, Excel/Access and questions about MIS. Going to have to really try for an A, but a B is definitely achievable.

He doesnt take attendance but you should go to class if you wanna do well on tests. Bought the book and never even opened it. Did all my studying with the power point slides he gave us and the weekly quizzes he gave.

solid choice. very informative. however the exams are pretty challenging.

I don't know why everyone's complaining. Oregon is laid back, down to earth, kind and responds to emails. Not just emails but he's even spent his own time with me on 3 calls when I've asked for help. MIS-585 was a bit dry but the project was fun and he listened to feedback from students and modified homework. I got a cyber job based on his advice!

Prof is a really great guy, solid teacher, hes very understanding with any technological and outside issues. This class is a lot of work but go to the classes and youll have everything you need to get a solid grade on the exams.

Not so sure how Oregon has low ratings. Most of the complaints I heard in class were from transfer students or incoming freshman...explains a lot. Show up to his lectures and take notes. For the final, he even brought the test in and read out all of the topics we should know right off of the exam!!! Not sure how it gets any better than that...

Guys this class is not that bad. Work independently and follow the syllabus and you will literally do fine. You have a week and unlimited attempts for the hw and online quizzes on Sat and everything is straight from the txtbook. Type vocab/definitions from the chapters then memorize those and you will get an A bc his tests are only definitions.

Great professor and person but horrible class. Hated the content and the grading. Really difficult to get an A on exams unless you have photographic memory. Mostly just busy work, but not too difficult. Never answers his email which is frustrating.

Oregon's fair. Just finish the four homework assignments early, get access to a Dell PC and use the Microsoft Excel and Access to finish the homework. Read the modules & syllabus. Oregon tells you what to study carefully for exams. Find help to complete the HTML project, you design a website, and weekly Independent Projects, editing spreadsheets.

I took Professor Oregon during the summer online and he was really laid back and accomodating.

I ended up dropping this class because I didn't want to take it during the summer, but professor Oregon is super chill and as long as you communicate with him you should be good.

The class is hard but if you show up to lectures and study for the test, you'll pass. If you don't put in the work or time, you will not succeed. Not an easy class but Joe really tries to help you succeed.

Everyone on this website is absolutely bugging. As far as MIS180 professors go, he is absolutely the best one and easiest one you can get. Hes a cool ass dude, the homework is light if ur not dumb, the tests are common sense and you need to study for literally an hour and a half before the test. I missed half the class and ended with an A. Take him

If you have to take him, don't let the reviews below scare you. He turned out to be great and is very reasonable. Exams are based on straightforward vocab/concepts. Don't procrastinate on assignments and you will do fine. He has a day job which might interfere with availability, but he does his best. Overall, all the negativity is quite exaggerated

Joe really cares for his students and listens if you ever reach out. Attendence isn't mandatory but it really helps if you go. Lectures aren't boring and he never goes to the full 3 hours because he tries to keep it short and concise but still telling us what we need to know for tests. Overall, super good class.

I took this class freshman year and did not know much about computers. the material starts with Excel assignments which are extremely helpful if you want to go into accounting or finance. Lectures are not mandatory but I highly recommend going to them. Material is complicated but he is a great lecturer and keeps the classes engaging.

Joseph Oregon is a good professor.Tests were 80% of your grade and the assignments and weekly quizzes made up the other 20%. Practice tests on Canvas were available throughout the semester, and he would use some of these questions on the tests. Just read the textbook and go to class, and you'll be fine.

Funny guy, good professor, if you do the readings you will be fine

Oregon is a great, super laid-back guy who obviously cares about your success. I only had his class once a week, and it was technically a 2.5-hour long class, but he would always get you out in around an hour. Class isn't mandatory, but you should definitely go. Tests are 80% of your grade, but they're 90% vocab, so if you study, you'll be fine.

You get what you put into this class. I took MIS 180 online with Oregon, so it was basically teach yourself. But he gave you everything you needed to succeed, and it was very clear he wanted to help his students get there. Hard to reach but understanding and overall super cool guy.

This professor is awesome.Took MIS 180 in person and safe to say its an easy class if you keep up with the work and try. He's incredibly understanding and is there to talk if you ever need someone. He gets straight to the point and doesn't waste any time, and the textbook isn't necessary since the lectures are straight out of the textbook.

Oregon is an awesome professor! He is super kind and understanding, and you can tell that he genuinely cares about the success of his students. Definitely take the practice exams he has posted before taking the actual exam, as a lot of the test questions will come from the practice exam.

If you're gonna take mis take it with oregon. Although tests are information dense if you read his online powerpoint and do the practice test you'll get a B. Final project is a coding project which didn't rly make much sense but it id easily done through AI. I attended the class only for tests and got a B+

The professor keeps classes engaging, but attendance is a must. Tests can be tricky, so studying the textbook and using tools like unstuckstudy for practice are key. Overall, a manageable class if you put in the work.

good prof, just takes forever to grade exams, doesnt do + or - for grading either

really accomodating and caring. if you're struggling just let him know he's hella cool.

Prof Oregon is a great professor and he really knows his stuff. Class isn't mandatory but he tells you what will be on the exams if you attend. He doesn't use +/- which sucks and exams are worth a lot of your grade, but otherwise a good course. The exams are all multiple choice and he takes a lot of the questions straight from the study guide.

Lenient and understanding

Very good teacher engaged and understands that students have problems outside of classroom.

Overall an easy class if you show up and do the homework. Multiple practice test that he uses to make the exams with. Caring dude that you can talk to if you're struggling

Nice professor! Easy class! The only “hard” part would probably be the exams (but even then, if u study w the practice exams he provides… ur guaranteed AT LEAST a 70). HTML assignment was so easy.

Prof Oregon is really passionate about the subject. Was not difficult to get a C at all. Grade depends on tests and how well you can study. I took the practice exam right before class to study and averaged a 75 on the exams. Really understanding about any situation you might be in.

Professor Oregon is a nice man, he clearly knows what he's talking about and does his best to give his students info about tests which are 80% worth of grade even though the test are difficult. The subject needs a lot of attention put into because it is a lot of info so study ahead of exam dates, classes are short and overall not bad.

There are 3 tests weighted 20% each and then a 20% final. The final is easier than the tests if you study the materials. Lots of terms to learn, but nothing crazy difficult. There are opportunities for extra credit. If you put effort into this course, you will get a B. The Excel homework takes a while but if you do well on tests, you can just skip.

Prof. O is super personable despite it being a large class. He explains the material well and does a great job of relating a more technical class to the big picture of business. 4 exams all of which were pretty easy if you just study the textbook definitions and slides. He also made our 7-9:40pm lecture enjoyable and engaging.

Professor Oregon was an amazing professor, don't let the past reviews for his class turn you away from taking his class, as he showed respect and care for his students. There are a lot of things to memorize for tests, but if you do his practice test repeatedly you should be able to pass easily.

The exams are vocab heavy. If you show him you care, you'll be good. He's very caring and wants his students to succeed. I went a couple of times to his in-person lecture, and he's hilarious!

Professor Oregon is great at his job and cares about his students success. The class is very difficult and content-heavy, but if you attend his lectures, take notes, and use the hints he gives you in class, you will be just fine. Three exams, a final project, and a final exam. It should be noted that he doesn't do pluses or minuses in grades.

80% test, but he prepares you for them. He gives a practice test that contains some of the exam questions. During lectures, he gives hints on what will be on the exam and overall prepares you well for the exam and the final. Really caring professor, and sometimes gives extra credit. He doesn't believe in + or -, so a 70% is a C, and it's passing

Good professor. I am a very technological person and the way he would break his subjects down was very clear to understand. Exams required studying material learned before exam. Solid class, would take again. His experience in MIS and the companies he has worked with are inspiring.