Great teacher! great personality, always willing to help, very humble and down to earth. She knows her stuff, but sometimes it might be hard for a novice, like me, to understand... So i went to SI sessions at every moment I could and I even went to her office once (so far). Tests are simple if you study lightly, HW can be lengthy though. A+ teacher

Very nice and friendly professor. Very personal and casual lecture style. Her expectations were very clear. Plenty of time to do the class assignments. I highly recommend!

She is an extremely smart person. This was her first semester teaching, i thought she did a great job considering she had 3 other classes to teach. She was always willing to help others to the best of her ability. I learned a lot from the class and would definitely take this professor again.

Very clear with assignments and instructions. Seemed to be her first semester teaching at college level. Didn't have to attend class, everything posted online.

Prof. Whiting was constantly readjusting her lectures to fit the needs of the students. She focused on topics that were difficult for us to grasp. Everything is posted online, so attendance is not mandatory. Don't buy the textbook. Great professor, great class, great experience. I received an A.

Great teacher! I learned a lot. She uses real world scenario to teach. If she offers another class that I need, I will definitely take her again. Assignments time consuming, tests are fairly easy.

Took her for the HTML/Javascript class. She is very polite and understanding. If you have light experience with programming and HTML, this class will be easy for you. I barely showed up to class and got an A on all assignments. She tried her best to make lectures interesting, but its easy for CS/IT majors anyways.

This class is easy, I'll flat out say it. That said, Professor Whiting is pretty excellent. She's a tad disorganized and a little hectic, but I've enjoyed her class thus far. She answers questions well, polite to her students, and will go out of her way to help. Would recommend for this class. I'm not sure how she'd do with a more difficult class.

Great teacher if your new to coding, like i was it isn't too bad, does required some effort on your part.

Easy class, great for people who need to learn multiple languageslibraries. No tests, just online submissions of the website project as zip files. Knowledgeable teacher, but some material might be better learned by a tutor or another student. Uses W3 Schools; look it up, it's good. Book is not needed; uses powerpoints and websites.

Take her class for an easy A, but not to learn how to code. She teaches you how to plug stuff into pre-made templates, not how to write code from scratch. She's a nice person, though, and she's more than willing to adjust her class for the students' benefit (e.g. throwing out test questions people don't like). Don't need the textbook.

Easy A, though I didn't really learn much about CS1. Her exams were multiple choice and the final was mostly recycled test questions. A majority of the code for the assignments could be found in the slides on Webcourses. She was a very entertaining lecturer, and she gave up on the attendance sheet after a while.

Great teacher. Nice person. Really wants her students to do well. She will go slow and make sure you really learn the material before she moves on and will offer extra credit at the end to boost grades. We had 4 coding assignments over the course of the semester. Only critique is the class MAY not fully prepare you for foundation exam. Easy A.

Professor Whiting made what is traditionally considered a hard class into a very easy A. This is great if you're just looking to boast your GPA, not so much if you really want to learn CS1. However in her defense this was her first time teaching this class and she genuinely does care about her students. Overall would recommend.

Easy A, definitely a GPA booster and looks very good. Maybe have to teach yourself a bit if you genuinely care about the material or taking the foundation exam. But having the Facebook for this class helps a lot and showed how important networking and helping others is valued in the computer science world.

Good Professor. She would help as much as she can. If you are stuck go to her office and she would guide you and get you out of the jam

Class isn't hard, but the programs can be challenging. Google is your friend. She had a lot of personal problems during my semester, so students got uppity on her over nothing. Despite that, she extended office hours constantly, which is great because it's crowded usually. She's a very "got your back" teacher, and doesn't want to fail anyone.

Karin Whiting goes out of her way to help her students. It's a hard subject, but she makes the class easy and enjoyable... Take advantage of her office hours.

Ridiculously easy class, to the point you probably won't learn much. Be prepared to memorize her lecture slides for her tests. 23 were basically memorization tests. The third was much better, and was actually reading code. She's disorganized as all hell too. On the other hand, few professors will offer more help and she's a lovely person.

Professor whitings is a nice professor who is willing to spend time with you for you to understand Java better. But for someone who knows very little about object oriented language and how to code, it's very difficult. All her lectures are about the functionalities of Java. She really needs to show more examples of codes even if is a summer class.

Wonderful professor who is more than fair, but not so easy that you should just expect to get an A. If you study the power point slides and the example code that she provides, you will do fine on the test. The program we built in class was fun to make. Took attendance though which did hurt my overall grade. I will definitely take her again.

Whiting is an alright professor. Took her for CS 1 over the summer. Some say she is an easy A but that is no longer the case, at least for her CS 1 class. I did end up with a B though. Much easier professor than Guha or Szumlanski from what I have been told, although I would have learned more if I took this course with a different professor.

Professor Whiting is hilarious. She really engages the students with her fascinating take on the Java programming language. She's cut and dry, telling you what you need to know, and ONLY what you need to know. She doesn't mess around in office hours either. She'll point out errors in your code instantly and help you fix them.

Karin is a really nice professor, truly cares about her students. She can be a little disorganized at times though. It was a summer class so time got the better of us unfortunately I suppose.

Karin is a pretty good teacher. She is straightforward with the content that she wants you to know, cares about her students and is also willing to spend extra time helping students. She was a bit flaky toward the end of the semester in regard to her office hours though.

Prof. Whiting is a great teacher. She teaches exactly what you need to know, tests on what she goes over in her lectures, and assigns homework based on the classwork. Coding is difficult and she is more than happy to help students be successful. She is a bit disorganized but she makes up for it with her helpfulness during her office hours.

Warning, only take her when you are already an expert in Java or b prepared to teach yourself. If you don't know much about Java then her lecture slides won't make any sense. I had to teach myself using outside resources. if she goes over codes step by step with students the class would make more sense. She is very nice and pretty though.

Talks like a sailor. Almost no work at all for the entire semester.

Also had her for Internet Applications. She's very nice and laidback, but I can't say I really learned anything in her class. She cancelled lecture multiple times and there were only 3 small projects throughout the semester. I guess it could be way harder so I shouldn't complain.

The class was very fun. She is a cool person and doesn't make you do busy work. Everything we did in class actually helped us learn and wasn't created to add unnecessary stress.

Professor Whiting is a rare type. Unlike most ucf professors, she respects you, teaches you exactly what you need to know for the class, and delivers real world examples from her many years of actual perfectional experience. Professor Whiting won't put up with your attitudes, but you will respect her for it. You will enjoy her class. "cheers!"

One of the best professors I've ever had! She cares about her students and really knows Java like she says she does. Lots of experience, and very willing to help students out in any way possible. Hilarious in class, keeps everyone entertained when she wants, and professional when she means business.

Not only does she post videos to help with the assignments, but she also seems to care while making them. 10/10 would take again.

This class and her inspired me to chose my career in web designing. Easy A and you still learn stuff. She is very flexible and chill oh and hilarious!Her lectures are clear cut and her slides are easy to follow. Exams are open book. Just take her!

The class wasn't hard at all. Professor Whiting is a pretty laid back person and realizes that this class is made up of generic facts about interfaces. There isn't any homework really, and a UI presentation makes up most of your grade. Tests are online. Go to class and make an A. Don't go to class and make an A-.

She really wants her students to pass. Super easy class. Get ready to do group work though. She is super funny and always willing to help.

The lectures are simple, straightforward, and entertaining. She covers what she needs to and then everyone is free to go. There is a group project that makes up most of the assignments. She is very strict about participation. She followed through with her warnings for people to participate. Show up and do a little writing and you'll get an A.

Great professor. One of the best i've had, especially for online classes. The first assignment was kinda difficult, but afterwards you really know Java. Plus if you have questions she is very accessible.

Dr. Whiting's assignments were a lot of fun. This was my first class in which I had a chance to learn how to work with GUI. I was very happy to learn how to interact with databases. The exams were multiple-choice and test memorization of concepts. The second exam and the final exam look a lot like the first exam. No textbooks are needed at all.

If you know Java, don't go to class. If you don't know Java, you can watch her struggle to explain it in class. Her OOP class is usually based around a large assignment that you do in steps (like you do the first part one week, turn that in, and then build on that for the next week). Tests were easy if you study the PowerPoints/quizzes.

Whitings a very sweet lady. Shell try to help you with any problems you have with her lecture or your programs. Easiest CS class Ive taken.

Probably the easiest CS class I've taken so far. The class is basically 1 big programming assignment.

Professor Whiting is a very caring woman and does her best for all students to succeed. This class is extremely easy, and pretty much consists of one big project that are developed by parts throughout the semester. She doesnt care much about exams but is required to do them so they are only worth about 35% of your grade.

Professor Whiting is one of the best programming professors to take, especially if you are a beginner like me and don't really have a knack for it. She LOVES having office hours and helping students out with whatever they need. Her assignments have the clearest instructions of any programming class I've had. A real gem for the program!!

I came out of the class understanding OOP pretty well. Funny lectures, concepts were explained pretty well though some of the UI stuff near the end was hard to follow. If you're struggling, try actually coming to class or office hours - that's really all you need to do. Still the best professor for OOP at the school.

Dr. Whiting is amazing. Her office hours are always swamped with people who don't understand the material or got screwed over by the TAs, but she's so good at what she does that she can clear the entire line in just a few minutes. I attended her class less than 10 times this semester and got a 96, but every lecture I went to she made me laugh. Love

Really easy class taught by an amazing professor! Dr. Whiting is super nice and funny and makes sure you actually learn the materials. Rather than being test heavy, it's more coding assignment heavy which allows you to better learn the language! She always helps those who don't understand and is willing to listen to student comments. Take her!

Not a very difficult class, just do the work and you can earn an A. Topics are explained clearly and concisely. Everything that you need to know is provided in the lectures and extra power point slides that explain MySQL and proper syntax. She will respond to your emails, just don't expect a response right away.

I took Karin twice in a row for 2 different classes. Showed up every day the first semester (databases) And then HCI never showing except for the mandatory presentation. A's in both, would recommend.

Its still the middle of the semester but I just want to express how glad I am that I have her for two classes. Every time I am having a panic attack over Szumlanskis nightmare of a class and then switch over to an assignment for CGS2545 or CGS3763 I think god I love this professor. You have to be purposely trying to fail if you dont do well.

Most down to Earth and caring professor at UCF. Not the best lecturer and class is not very organized, but she often makes it up to students. If you have any trouble or are struggling with the homework she is super helpful in office hours and will explain things in depth and how it works. I was often lost in lecture, but 100% recommend office hours

Annoying how much time this class takes. However, it's a really easy grade. Exams make it easy to get 80+, but hard to get 100 because 80% of it is memorization and 20% of it is conceptually challenging. Assignments just take time to do, not really any mental fortitude. Take this prof if you have time to spare + don't want a challenge.

Shes a good professor. Lectures were a mix of power points and her showing coding examples (you really don't have to show up). Labs were optional. The exams are straight from her quizzes but her assignments can be daunting. You learn a solid foundation for C programming but you may end up googling a lot for this class.

Good professor, was an easy class. Attendance is not mandatory in lecture or lab, only really if you're in need of extra help. Everything's posted online, workload consisted mostly of weekly online coding exercises as well as a couple large projects over the semester (these were split up into several smaller, very manageable assignments)

Professor Whiting definitely cares for her students and wants to make sure they pass. Her class was fairly easy although I do have prior coding experience. Her lectures were powerpoints however she didn't just read the slide, she would show how it worked in actual code and compile in front of us. Very easy A and a good starting point.

Karin is one of the best professors at UCF in my opinion. Every project is super clear with its instructions and she is a very forgiving professor. She listens to her students and offers more time if needed on projects. Cares more about projects than exams so even if you do poorly on her exams, you can still pass the class. Amazing professor!

Whiting is a great professor who cares about her students. Zybooks is a total joke but is tedious to spam through. Her assignments are worth more than exams so you should really focus on those; nothing super difficult. You can take an L on every exam and still pass. I take Whiting whenever I see her name as an option.

She is a very sweet professor who genuinely cares about others. Assignment instructions could be frustrating in some instances, they were specific enough to know she expected something in particular but vague enough you weren't sure what that was. Overall, nothing was overly difficult. TAs took a while to grade assignments. Still would recommend.

I didn't have a lot of programming experience, but her class wasn't too hard. There is a lot of homework, but it is a practice that helps remember everything better. Lectures are interesting most of the time. There are a lot of resources you can use to help through the class, she helps lot herself. God class.

Very nice professor. I did not learn too much, but overall not too bad at all.

Very nice. I wish that we got later into the homework, I could've learnt a lot, but it was okay. Some extra credit at the end of the semester

Professor Whiting makes the class a fair bit easier than other teachers would. All powerpoints are posted online, but the class itself is usually informative and entertaining enough that it's good to go. The topic is on the easier side for a computer science class but is taught well and TA's are helpful. I definitely recommend this professor!

She's a great professor she posts everything online is funny in class and easy to pass any of the classes I've had three classes with her and got an easy A in all.

I took this course when the school closed and it was pretty much half on campus and half online. When on campus, her lectures were awesome and easy to understand. When it went online, We didnt hear from her much, but I can understand why. She wants to actually show you how to do something instead of talking to a camera.

I never even rate professors, Karin Whiting is the most understanding and reasonable professor I have ever had. I would encourage anyone to take this class, it was easy and fun to learn about programming and I learned enough for my first time doing programming. Her class made me feel comfortable in programming and she is truly a blessing!

Whenever I see Whiting is teaching a class, I automatically pick her because she can be understood clearly. There is like 5 ppt assignments, 3 papers, and 1 group project at the end. The group project can suck, but try to find people who want to work

Previously took into to C with a different professor and had to withdraw as it became too difficult for a beginner like me in such a short period of time. After re-taking it with Whiting, I learned so much and really excelled in the class. Prof Whiting is an awesome instructor and really cares about students learning!

Super caring professor who just wants to see you succeed. Class is based off of quizzes and exams that come straight from the powerpoint, zybooks and a semester long project. Her lectures are extremely helpful and made coding approachable for a first timer.

Professor Whiting is an amazing professor. This was my first time taking her but she is awesome. Clear grading information, exams had clear and precise reviews so we would know what to expect. I would definitely recommend taking her and I am sure I will take her again for many classes in the future.

She is an amazing teacher. For CAP3104 we had 3 assignment and one group project. if you just follow the rubric you will 100 on them. i also took CGS 2545 with her. it was straight forward. she literally tells you what to write on mysql. So easy.

Whiting is a good choice for OOP. Her class is well structured and grading is clear. She's a pretty good professor and cares for the students. Get ready to put in some time for zybooks and some programming assignments, but they're not too difficult, only a tad tedious.

She's a great professor. I try to get her for classes whenever I can. If you're a true coder though, you might want to take a more challenging class, but Whiting is a great teacher to help guide you through projects if you're a beginner or not the best at coding. She also just has a very fun personality, although responds late to emails.

Professor Karin is a great professor and she offers a lot of chances for you to raise your grade. There may be lots of homework but they can you easily breeze through them. Some of the projects are kinda hard (at least for me) but she offers you help during her office hours. If you study her lecture slides, you are almost guaranteed an A or B.

Professor Whiting is an amazing professor if you're looking to take her Intro to C class. I took it while looking at these very other comments like yourself and class IS NOT hard. You just need to understand the concepts of programming, data-structures, and algorithms which you gain from this class. ZyBooks easy too. Passed the class with an A+.

Professor whiting is hands down the best professor I have taken at UCF. She makes this programming class so doable for people like myself who aren't even good at coding. I was scared to take this class before signing up for it but when I saw professor Whiting was teaching it, I knew it was going to be alright. She never fails to let me down.

Whiting doesn't make programming unnecessarily complicated. We had a semester long project based off a casino concept but her instructions were clear enough even for students who don't have the strongest programming background. Her lectures/slides are all you need to pass the exams. Both accommodating and accessible, she's a great choice for OOP.

You have time to do any Zybook assignment for full credit until the end of the semester. Meaning it's much easier to forgive yourself for midway breakdowns since you have a lot of time to recover. (< Can say this with personal experience). Very clear-cut class overall. Even if you don't have a programming background, extremely easy to earn an A.

This class is time consuming, but you learn a lot and Whiting is the best prof to take OOP with. We had a Casino project that we worked on all semester that was like 5-7 project grades. She would code half of it with us in her lectures (non-mandatory but GO) and instructions were really clear. Exams are easy, she cares more about you learning Java.

The class was... shockingly easy. The projects she assigns all have simple instructions to follow, some even with the statements to be executed. Just follow the instructions on everything and it's an easy A. The professor herself is very nice and is willing to answer questions - sometimes taking up lecture time to do so.

Man, I can't stand that Whiting has a 3.6 overall rating on this site. Whiting is probably the best CS prof at UCF. Her classes make life as a CS student so much easier. PLEASE take advantage of ALL of the courses she teaches. She teaches a couple, and I have passed them all with an A. You won't find a better professor at UCF. Whiting is the GOAT!!

She was such a good professor and very caring for her students. I'd highly recommend her to all students.

My only coding experience was Intro to C 2 years ago and she still made this class easy to grasp. You are using Java for this class and most of your grade is based off of one long project. You do HW in Zybooks, like 10 quizzes (very easy) and then the tests are word for word quizzes. She is very accommodating, helpful, and thoughtful. 10/10 prof.

Her classes took the stress off me thank you professor Whithing!

Whiting is one of the best CECS professors, right up there with Gerber, Hollander, and Szum. It's very clear she knows what she's talking about and is very passionate about teaching. The homework is straightforward, her lectures won't put you to sleep, and she is hilarious. If you have the chance, TAKE HER. YOU WON'T REGRET IT!

professor whiting seems to be very kind. the class is pretty straightforward if you do all the assignments. i would recommend pacing yourself though bc her assignments can't be done in a day (ie chapters with about 10-20 modules, weekly projects). none of the work is necessarily difficult or strenuous but it can be time consuming.

She gave us a project to work on in parts over the entire semester which was graded fairly. However she also gave out a lot of work to go into the textbook and complete some practice problems. While I personally did not have any trouble in the class I heard that others had trouble, so the difficulty really on the student's individual experience.

Professor Karin Whithing is one of the kindest and best professors that I am fortunate to have. She really care for her students and are really kind to them. Quizzes and Exams are easy because they are organized in ordered. Very fun Website creating assignments and I learned a lot. Thank you professor Karin Whiting.

This is my 4th semester in a row with Prof Whiting and I'm thankful to have her as a professor every time. She actually teaches (seems to be more and more rare nowadays) and actually cares about her students. Graded by Zybooks participation and challenges, 7 assignments, many short quizzes, 3 exams. No final.

"Karin doesn't believe in tests" -Karin Whiting Online Zybooks assignments, so textbook is required. Took this as a CS major and I found the content to be very relevant to my other courses. Assignments are straightforward. I was initially dreading the assignment that needed to be written in C--, but it was actually pretty interesting and simple.

Whiting is a very caring, funny, and whitty professor. I came into the class with no computer science experience whatsoever and I learned a lot about programming. Her class was online with no meeting times, but she has very helpful office hours for you to clarify anything your confused about as you learn new concepts

Professor Whiting was a good professor. There was a fair bit of busywork with zyBooks, but it, the quizzes, and the exams were really easy. Our grade was mostly based of a project we worked on in parts over the semester. At some times it could get a bit difficult, but she and the T.A.'s were always available and ready to help.

Hw is through zybooks, a lot of busy work but there are unlimited attempts. Quiz questions mainly come from the powerpoints and exam questions mainly come from the quizzes. Most of our grade was based on six coding assignments that each built upon the previous assignment. Go to office hours she'll explain everything and fix your code. Easy class

Phenomenal professor who clearly has passion for the field. She shows you exactly what to do during class, and if you pay attention, this will be one of the easiest programming classes you have ever taken.

An enthusiastic professor, you will learn HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in this class. Graded on ZyBooks (35%), exams (20%), quizzes (10%), coding assignments (35%). There are a bazillion quizzes BUT it's all straight from the PowerPoints so you can knock each one out in 5 minutes. Exams are also straight from the quizzes. One of the easiest classes!

Professor Markle was very down to earth. Our 'textbook' was zybooks. The zybooks challenges were the hardest part of the class in my opinion. You have a couple of quizzes and tests but you're able to use the slides she provides. Honestly a very caring and understanding professor. There's also no final but instead a coding project in C.

I love her with my whole heart! This is the 3rd, and sadly last, class I've taken with her and she's amazing! She is so funny and engaging. She knows what she's talking about and is so helpful. One of my favorite professors ever!!!! I will miss her so much!! Zybooks is the textbook/homework and then you do a continuous project for the semester!

She is one of my favorite professors. Always willing to help out or show students how to do an assignment. Very accessible during office hours and tests are as straightforward as they come, straight prom her PowerPoints.

This was my fifth and last class with Karin. She has been probably the most thoughtful of all the professors I've had at UCF. She actually cares about her students learning and passing their classes. I just wish every professor could be more like her.

This is my second class with Karin and I have already enrolled in more classes with her for future semesters. All expectations for the class are clearly defined from day one with no surprises. Around 6-7 assignments that build on each other, with three tests. Quizzes and zybooks help to understand the content. Karin genuinely wants you to learn.

Class was super easy. Homeworks were weighted 35%, but she tells you pretty much exactly what to write in them. Quizzes straight from slides, exams straight from quizzes. Zybooks is a lot of tedious work every week, but you can learn a lot from it if you really wanted to. Ended up getting a 99 in the class.

This class is easy if you have rudimentary programming knowledge. 75% of the grade is comprised of the ZyBooks homework (which have unlimited attempts) and the semester long project (which she outlines step-by-step exactly what you need to do), and the other 25% comes down to quizzes and exams which reuse questions from the quizzes.

Easily one of the best professors ive had at UCF, the class is very straightforward but also very informative.

Super engaging class for such a mundane topic. Personal anecdotes and light humor is part of why her lectures were never boring. There were 8 assignments that were not too difficult as long as you kept up with how to do them based on course content. Only issue was the online textbooks assignments that are easy to do but easy to fall behind on.

Also had CGS2545C. Lectures can get off topic quite easily, but she is usually quick to reel it in. Assignments have detailed and clear criteria, and grading is often lenient. If she feels that a due date is unreasonable she will push it back (along with the already generous grace period). A LOT of zybooks, but if you keep up it's not too bad.

Honestly Professor Markle is a great instructor. She was very understanding about different situations and would push back due dates if necessary. The only challenging thing about the course was zybooks, but other than that the class was totally manageable. She usually offers live Zoom sessions which are convenient. Take her!

Awesome lectures, she made a lot of gruesome content (that I've been exposed to mostly in prev classes) much more bearable. ZyBooks is a load of work, easy, but sometimes hard to keep up with if you lose your pace. Easy assignments and very easy quizzes. Best choice for this course without a doubt despite the material required.

I took this class online and I am glad that I did. I had previous programming experience and did not want a class that took up a lot of my time from my other classes. If you do not have a lot of programming experience I would not recommend taking this class online because it could be hard to learn the concepts without the in person lecture.

Caring teacher that wants you to learn web design but lectures can be quite boring. Lots of zybooks assignments that can be time consuming. Projects were simple and mainly consisted of filling in code. If you want to learn you can with the amount of resources she provides. Overall an easy intro to web design class.

Great class! Markle is a great professor but is difficult to reach outside of class. Super lenient on work and your main grades are textbook homework due once a week and projects throughout the semester.

Over all a very good professor. She will help out wherever and has very good office hours. The only issue is Zybooks. Very repetitive and takes way too much time for little points. It just feels like mostly filler work. However, assignments are very good and help with real world problems.

She's a good teacher. Now, you might be wondering how I ended up with a B+. I made a mistake and she didn't let me fix the mistake, and you know what, I can't be mad at that. It taught me to double check my work because it was the type of mistake that makes or breaks your code. Besides that, I had another class with her and she was amazingggg.

You know the drill by now if you're this far into your degree - typical Markle assignments where everything is very guided, and zyBooks for some filler homework. A solid professor, can't complain.

Markle is a good lecturer and easy-going. Graded by 1 long hand-holding coding project, weekly ZyBooks and online quizzes, and 3 exams. Quizzes and exams were straight from the slides. ZyBooks is annoying filler HW. Very accessible in office hours. I had multiple grade disputes and questions and she always took the time to see how she can help.

She's a great professor. The coursework was not difficult, she goes through the most important steps for them during the lecture. She does use Zybooks which are tedious but not difficult. My only advice would be not to push those off until the last week of the semester because they add up.

She's a great professor. The coursework was not too bad, but for me more difficult than her database class. She goes through the most important steps for them during the lecture. She does use Zybooks which are tedious but not difficult. My only advice would be not to push those off until the last week of the semester because they add up.

Markle is one of the best professors I had at UCF. She's very caring and respectful. Sometimes she takes long to respond to her emails but she's very understanding regarding assignments. You should definitely go to her office hours because that helped me a lot!! Easy A if you watch all the lectures, go to her office hours, and don't procrastinate!

She was a good professor. Many people complained about her not responding to emails/messages in a timely manner. The rubric for the assignments explains everything in good detail and you should be fine if you just put time into the class.

Very easy class, took this in summer. Long but doable zybooks as homework, six major assignments that are, easy quizzes that are straight from the powerpoints, and 3 exams that are exactly like the quizzes. Course was relatively relaxed, straight to the point. Basically no stress involved unless you wait till the last minute to complete homework.

I'll say it now and will say it again, Karin is one of the best professors in the CECS department. I've had her now 4 times and will forever be one of the best. She's SO kind & friendly, respects her students, and makes her course achievable. The zybooks are annoying but if you knock them out and no wait until the last minute you're fine. LOVE HER

The class was a majority of individual papers written based on the necessary requirements. The last 3 weeks of the class were large group projects with usually 90-100 requirements total that required things to do with SQL, UI design, and ppt presentations. Make sure to try and get a good group, and if not let her know because she'll help with that

Markle is always so friendly and is easy to understand.

Out of all the professors, I love Professor Markle the most. There's plenty of materials for her class whenever she's not available such as the zybooks, powerpoints, and lectures. The lectures aren't mandatory, but I would still suggest attending them as they can really help clarify what you've just read in the zybook assignments.

She is so good, had her multiple classes.

This professor is always quick to respond and grades heavily based off of participation. Honestly, I didn't do great on the exams, but I still ended up with an A in the class. Some homework is long. The professor was very caring and understanding and responded quickly to any concerns. Could be a slow grader at times though.

The absolute GOAT. Super caring and understanding. She really wants you to succeed and gives you many opportunities to do so. Blessing to the earth.

Amazing professor! Cares about her students, lectures are straight and to the point. Class itself was easy with only being a quiz/exam/project based class. There was no midterm or final. Made the material easy and fun to learn and basically walked you through the projects to clear up any confusion. 10/10

Class was based off of one big coding project and Zybooks assignments. Aside from the tedious Zybooks reading, assignments and quizzes, it was a very easy class. Zybooks overloads you with so much information not pertaining to the project, it makes the simple concepts seem daunting at times.

The projects aren't hard to understand as she goes in detail every time she assigns them. But she also has zybooks which are long. Tests are mostly based on them and the zybooks are worded in a way where it's complicated to understand. Overall she is extremely understanding and very nice, it's the overwhelming hw that makes this class hard.

Easy to talk to. Homework assignments were straightforward and easy for anyone familiar enough with C. Lectures were pretty good. ZyBooks are a hassle and only served to confuse.

Prof. Markle is one of the best at UCF. She is caring and easy to talk too about issues in the class. Assignments are very good as they use a lot of tools used in a job. However, exams contain a lot of memorization and you will spend good chunk of time looking at the ppts. ZyBooks can get annoying but if done on time they are good to learn.

Prof Markle is awesome! Project based course w/ 3 tests. Tests are derived direct from ppts and the zybooks platform. a LOT of memorization but once you know what you are doing its quite easy. she will help you if you ask for it. she is very caring and absolutely KNOWS the topic.

Karin is a godsend. She outlines her course clearly and is super helpful. The exams are from the slides and grading is super fair.

Karin is a fantastic professor - clear course structure, fair grading, and super helpful. The workload can be heavy, but using unstuck study alongside the course materials really helps manage it. Overall, a rewarding class if you stay on top of things.

I would recommend taking her if you are not super good at coding but need this class. It's very doable, all of the exams are multiple choice. The hw is time consuming and the project can be difficult to understand, but from what I've heard it is much easier than the in person classes. If you're looking for a challenge though, go with in person.

She's a great teacher and the class overall is really easy.

Class is overall easy, just time consuming in the beginning with the long zybooks. Zybooks shorten considerable. The one big project split up in 5 separate assignments was easy because she gives line-by-line instructions to code, but then again long. Easy tests but long (90 questions). Easy A if you take time and do the work.

took this over summer and online... its an easy A just time consuming. exams were through lockdown browser and no webcam, assignments were through zybooks, and you also worked on a project throughout the semester she provides a clear rubric, examples, and a video to follow. if u need this class to fulfill a requirement and move on, take her.