Moliski is the newest stats prof for STA309. I highly recommend her. Very articulate in lectures and brings in real examples from her experience. This is a standardized course so she doesn't grade per se. I felt she well prepared us for the test if you come to class.

Professor Moliski is an awesome professor. She involves students and allows them to feel free to ask questions, explains statistics in a tangible way, and truly helps those in her class to learn the material. You can also definitely tell that she really cares about the students in her class, and I highly recommend her!

Great professor. Stats can be a hard thing to get conceptually but she really tries to empathize with her students and find out what we struggle with most to help. Little to no math, she is very aware that modern stats is driven by computers and teaches accordingly. Lectures can get a bit dry, but it helps if you actually participate in class.

Stats is either really easy or really hard for most students. Moliski is really helpful in office hours. The class is standardized across professors, so all of the tests and grade breakdowns are the same.

Professor Moliski is outstanding, kind, and always willing to help. I took her for both STA 371G and STA 309, and I loved her teaching in both! I found the class(es) to be useful, fun, and easy thanks to Professor Moliski's awesome teaching!

I enjoyed this class, but that's because I like stats. I came in with AP credit, so it was a bit of a learning curve learning R while trying to remember old content. She lets you take cheat sheets to exams, which help immensely. The mts and final are MC and fair; the practices are good for prep. During finals she has group presentations for a proj.

Took AP stat in high school and didn't take this class until sophomore year, came in and didn't remember a thing. As it turned out this is more of a programming and concept comprehension class than actual hardcore statistics, very easy once you get a hang of it. The professor while very boring, has good notes and is willing to help out

Professor Moliski is a hit or miss for some people. I thought she was delightful and thoroughly explained topics, although she could be a bit flustered at times. She is honestly really engaging, and as long as you pay attention in class and understand the homework/reviews, you will do fine!

I had Professor Moliski for STA309 and decided to take her again for STA371G because she did a great job and its recommended to continue with the same professor. This class was awesome and the entire first unit is basically a review of the topics covered in STA309.

Stats is unconventional and that's why people have a hard time understanding the professor but READ THE FREAKING TEXTBOOK @those that are complaining. It's easy to read and just do the practice problems. The HW helps and the test is EXACTLY like the practice test but it's easy to get an average grade bc there's only lik 20 questions.

I like how people are only putting a thumbs up on the negative comments and a thumbs down on the positive comment:)Just do your sh** and you'll pass. Read the textbook before or after class if you're more confused. People are really used to being spoon fed especially when the simplest solution is putting effort outside class.

I don't know why Professor Moliski has so many negative reviews prior to the most recent semester. She has been very kind and does everything possible to make sure that students understand the material. Sometimes she comes off as a bit condescending , but I really don't think she means to be. Attend lectures and read textbooks and you'll do well.

Dr. Moliski is very, very knowledgeable and experienced at what she does. She can sometimes come across as disorganized or overwhelmed. TA reviews and office hours were crucial. She seems to be the best pick for 371 and was certainly passionate about stats. Only problems is she often had a hard time understanding "what was hard" about the class.

Good proeessor who helps personally explaining home works. Grade curve after final. 50-60% people get A grade.

She was amazing. As someone taking this class during COVID, she established multiple surveys and consistently changed the course in response to student feedback. No assignment is worth more than 5% of your grade. She is caring, loves the material, and voiced that she isn't here to stress us out. There is some disorganization, but was fixed quickly.

Moliski's MIS class was easy if you do the readings and keep up, but unfortunately the class was very unorganized compared to other online classes during COVID. Communication was sparse but she is very considerate and does not punish students based on circumstances. She's very sweet and really does try her best at making the class interesting.

She's not as bad as everyone said!! Yes her class can be disorganized, but she actually cares about her students and is super accommodating. You have to reach out to her w/ your concerns and she'll work with you. Excel problems could be hard though, but if you pay attention in class, it helps a lot

Prof Moliski is one of the best I've had at UT. Although the material can be a little disorganized at times, she really cares about her students and wants everyone to learn the material and gain a better understanding of the world around them. The excel skills taught are super helpful. I never found the class to be extremely challenging.

Dr. Moliski is very caring and knowledgeable on excel. I took this class asynchronously so be aware that there are a lot of lectures to watch. Only hard part was excel set HW but she gives you lots of opportunities to keep your grade up.

Prof Moliski is a very caring Professor and if you really needed help there are like 5 TAs to help you on your assignments. If you take MIS302F online, TAKE IT ASYNCHRONOUSLY because the live streams are awful and it's the exact same class.

Professor Moliski is a kind professor and she cares about her students. However, for a technology class/prof, there is an overwhelming amount of disorganization and confusion with canvas and recording lectures. There are a handful of big projects that make up the majority of your grade but they are very easy even if you dont pay attention in class.

The major downside of the class is that it is curved down to a 3.2 GPA, so the class average has to meet that. However, the material is not hard at all and If you really wanted to, an A is easy.

I love her so much. She is such a sweetheart and you can tell that she really cares about the material. This class wasn't easy, but I feel like she has done a lovely job of teaching it.

A very content heavy class but very do-able, especially if you like excel. One of the few classes where I've actually learned valuable skills and the case studies are really interesting. No tests just quizzes which are easy if you study and do well on excel. Put in time and you'll get an A she's so nice and understanding!!!

I took this class during the covid months. It was pretty easy for me in the online format. The class is half excel, and the other half is quizzes based on case studies. Some of the class is disorganized, but who wasn't disgruntled by the pandemic. Love the teacher would take it again!

Professor Moliski was a great lecturer. For the most part, the class is very lecture and assignment-heavy since there are no exams. It wasn't too bad taking it in the summer, but I could not imagine this workload during the semester. She's upbeat and nice, and I would definitely take her again if it weren't for the grade distribution.

This class was really easy if you just watch the lectures and read the textbook. Quiz questions are usually definitions or specific examples from the book and Excel questions mirror what we learned in class. Instapolls can be annoying sometimes if you can't make the class but she gives 3 days to complete them and drops like 20 of them.

Dr. Liz is super sweet and accomodating to her students. Her class is pretty difficult and has hard quizzes. There are also roughly 4-5 assignments a week, which can be pretty overwhelming. None of the assignments are too hard but if you do not reach out to TA's during office hours they never respond to their email and it is hard to get in contact.

I liked Dr. Moliski's class, and I didn't think she was rude at all. When you have to deal with so many students, you don't have time to answer every question... especially when the lectures are recorded and she stresses office hours. There are a lot of assignments and the quizzes are hard, but it is easy to get B< if you pay attention and study.

Dr. Liz give engaging lectures and cares a lot about her students. The class organization can be confusing at first, since you learn Excel as well as other topics, but you'll get used to it quick. The textbook mostly just covers case studies of how different companies use technologies which I found pretty interesting. Great class overall!

She gets a lot of hate because this is an intro pure-python class with a comp sci textbook, so some people will be weeded out. She is caring though and makes herself available outside of class. She is clear in her expectations and makes sure students know what will be on the midterm. Overall, good professor, just a tougher subject.

Loved this class. Textbook reading very interesting. Lectures pretty interesting too. Very useful excel skills. Textbook had a lot of practice resources. Quizzes were challenging mainly because only a small amount of time available, but there were several curves built in throughout the class.

The one unit about multiple excel functions was more difficult but you have to go to office hours if you need help and you can google a lot of it or use the practices to figure it out. Easy to get an A, just pay attention, do the homework, and ask questions if you need to. This is a class with over 100 students so not all emails will be replied to.

Despite the technical issues at the beginning of the semester, this class carried on with relative smoothness. None of the technical issues was her fault and she was constantly berated with questions from students who refused to go to office hours. She was a great professor and the class taught me a lot about excel and the infotech area of business

This class was simple for me because I had previous Excel knowledge. In the beginning, there were a few technical errors. Throughout the semester, deadlines for assignments were constantly postponed. The tests were worth a lot, but there were many study tools online that helped. Put in the work to complete assignments and read the textbook!

Dr. Moliski is a great teacher and even better person. Loved having her for MIS 301 this semester and she really understands the concepts she is teaching

I was worried about MIS being difficult, but I found it to be one of my easier classes this semester. If you pay attention in lectures and take notes, it will definitely help when it comes time to study for the test. Test questions largely come from chapter quizzes at end of chapters in the textbook.

MIS 302 isn't bad at all. Excel is super easy and I've never touched it before this. Tests are open note and open internet. It is an easy A if you do the bare minimum. Just go to class do the reading and the excel and you will be fine. She's also really accommodating. The only con is that she can be a little passive aggressive.

Such a nice understanding Professor who clearly knows her stuff. She has such an impressive career and accomplished so much but never makes you feel stupid or her content difficult to understand (can't say that for a lot of profs). I am not a huge fan of excel or passionate about business but taking this class was fun and definitely manageable.

Moliski was super nice. The class itself was not super difficult. Reviewing the textbook is crucial to doing well on the tests, as the tests are not on the lectures but are on the textbook. She encourages participation and is not bothered when someone would get something wrong. I recommend taking her.

Grades for class come mainly from attendance polls, a few group projects, and exams. Dr. Moliski is pretty chill and caring but might get upset if you ask her to repeat something. Make sure to read the online textbook since the exams exclusively cover that content.

Really nice and seems to care about her students. Lectures were boring, but not important to listen to. Tests were basically just based on textbook info and homework load was pretty light.

Be prepared for a rigorous academic journey. This class is challenging, with an abundance of work and numerous projects to navigate. While it demands a lot of time and dedication, it's a testament to the depth and breadth of the subject matter. Despite the workload, Moliski is a good professor.

This class is online but does require attendance along with in person exams. 2 exams are worth 25% each and requires self studying to be successful. Overall, the class wasn't too bad and the work besides test prep was pretty light. People don't like the class because of the test weight but also dont study for them on their own. Review the textbook!

She is absolutely the best professor I've had at UT. She is incredibly caring and its clear that she wants the best for her students and prioritizes being accommodating and responsive with the chat. Her lectures are well structured and move at a great pace with weekly quizzes at the beginning of the week and instapolls throughout every lecture.

I do not see why people say this class is hard, as long as you know how to use computers its a fairly easy A. The professor has been kind in most interactions in class however, she tends to go off topic often and somethings talks about things that do not pertain towards the lesson. Overall she's decent and the class was pretty easy.

Very kind and caring professor, being an online class with so many students she really did try to reach everyone and not make it overwhelming. Also sends reminders for due dates since sometimes all the assignments can be confusing. Overall, she has more patience than any professor I've had and tried to give as much credit as possible.

Her class is structured extremely well, she cares about what she's talking about and is interested to hear from different perspectives. The assignments are very easy and won't take long at all. Consists of reading reviews, excel trainings and projects, instapolls, and 3 group projects. There are 2 exams but as long as you go to the lectures, EASY A

She's great! Genuinely cares about her students and is very accommodating toward people's circumstances. The workload is a little heavy, but it's mostly busy work and not hard at all. Tons of drops too! Overall, this is a very easy A

She was a very good professor who actually listened to student feedback and made changes to her course accordingly. There's a lot of content, but tests are all open note and internet so it's honestly not difficult. Weekly quizzes but they're only 6% of your whole grade. Harder of the business minor classes for sure, but not bad at all.

As long as you stay on track with the readings, quizzes and Excel assignments, you'll get a decent grade. Lectures are about interesting topics, but prof teaches them in a boring way. Textbook readings are long, relatively unnecessary. Exams were mostly fair and not proctored, so no issues on that end. Go to office hours for Excel help.

I think Dr. Liz is misunderstood. She cares deeply for her classes and is always willing to make changes for her students. She doesn't repeat herself sometimes bc she really won't tolerate questions she already answered, but lowkey fair. They truly hate to see a computer-savvy woman in STEM.

This is the easiest of the business minor classes. You'll get out what you put into it. Try and you'll get an A, don't and you won't get an A. Tests are open note and quizzes/projects are easy if you try. While the content itself is boring, the lecture slides do a good job of outlining what's important for the test. The Excel stuff is useful too.

Not sure why her reviews are negative, she is a great professor who knows what she is talking about. There are no midterms or finals, just 3 tests that are not cumulative. 2 group projects that are very easy, easy excel work with many attempts, lowest quiz grade is dropped. To make it all better: extra credit at the end. Highly recommend!

Honestly super easy class. There are 5 instapolls every class, but she posts the slides before class so you have the questions. Excel projects are super easy and she encourages AI usage to learn how to use excel. Two group projects which were annoying but easy. Exams aren't difficult if you pay attention in class.

She's awesome. Very very smart woman and she is super flexible and understanding with her students.

I know Liz has terrible ratings on here but I really don't see why. This class was super straightforward especially after watching lectures and reading/skimming the book. If you put in the effort you will do fine.

Lectures are pretty good. Got to learn a couple of cool things that are applicable in terms of business and excel. She flexes a lot about working at Apple and investment banking. Tests are decent - some confusing wording but overall not bad. Excel projects are very useful. Definitely not as bad as people make her out to be. I would recommend.

She was a great professor for this class. Instapoll is only 3% of your grade, and there was extra credit for the class. The exams are easy if you go over the material and practice Excel, and she drops 2 quizzes and one Excel homework. This class was super chill, and she was a great lecturer. I definitely recommend taking her.

Miss. Moliski was a caring and compassionate teacher overall in my experience. On the excel homework we had, we only get 5 tries but when I showed up to office hours, she gave me 5 more tries just so I could get the perfect score! She always had office hours available and the assignments we had were easy and doable. Overall, excellent teacher!

I recommend going to every class. I found the exams to be pretty tough, but if you read the book, you should be fine. Overall, it's a great class with a dedicated teacher. (Also, don't be afraid to ask for help; other comments here say she's mean, but I found her to be easy to talk to.)

Very kind, and makes sure to answer all questions. The group projects in an online course are annoying but straightforward. Excel homework allows multiple attempts with specific feedback, quizzes are timed 15 min, tests are long but there's only 2. Mostly open resource, no lockdown browser. Instapolls in every class.

I have no idea how her RMP is so low. This class rocks for what it is. Prof. Ghini is so sweet and really wants every student to succeed. Tests are open note, open internet. Not sure why she is getting so much hate, I maybe spend >5 hours a week on this class and have a 100%.

Dr. Liz's RMP is misleading. She really cares about the content, and the textbook, assignments, and lectures are coherent and well-integrated. At times, she can come off as condescending, but she truly just wants people to participate and understand the content, and she means well.

Love love love. She is the most caring professor I have ever had. Easy A. Tests and quizzes are open note, open AI, open everything. 8 homeworks and they are easy, 1 drop. 3 projects, also easy. You have to be actively trying to fail to get anything below an A-. I would take all her classes if I could. You can tell she loves teaching and the topic.

55% of the grade is based on tests. Attendance is mandatory (she does 4-5 instapolls each class). The tests are online and the excel homework can be time consuming but not too difficult. She is a kind and caring professor, she just takes a LONG time to grade stuff. Group projects are also graded difficult and not "give me" grades.

Attendance is mandatory through instapolls, but you get about 5 days you can miss so not too bad at all. The exams were long and tricky, if you don't really learn the excel they will be difficult, there are also quizzes every two weeks, online, but not enough time. The lectures tried to be engaging but felt short sometimes.

Ghini ensures students understand the material. She ensures to read questions and comments. The class felt like common sense at first, but then the first exam came up. She makes her exams to test critical thinking using class concepts. She provided extra credit opportunities. 2 Group projects, and weekly excel homeworks very doable.