Assignments don't come from the book. Lecture notes are a joke. Take someone else

This teacher may be the worst I have ever had the misfortune of enduring. She taught (I use that term loosely) my online class. She does not respond to e-mails, does not grade assignments on time, and gives one day warning of tests. Avoid her at all costs or shoot on site.

Lorrie is def. the worse teacher i have ever had and trust me, i went through all the "bad" teachers in the math department. not clear at all, not helpful at all, rumbles in class, gives hard assignments, harsh in grading, extremely boring in class. I would rather get my wisdom teeth pulled out rather than go to her class. Run for your life!

I think she's just stupid. Bad teacher, hard programs for "beginners". All-in-all, I think she doesn't know she's a bad teacher b/c she's not smart enough to recoginize it.

I liked her as a person, but I think she is the worst professor at UNCC. I am a good student, I went to every single class and every single lab, never missed an assignment, got straight As on everythingm, but somehow failed the exams. She doesnt teach, if it wasnt for the TAs I wouldnt have learned anything. I heard the other teacher is just as bad

Very unfair with tests and assignments. Hard to understand. However the lab is where i learned everything. Its just in lecture you learn nothing and are expected to know everything. AVOID THIS!

I dropped a letter grade for forgetting a semi colon. Writing programs on paper is just stupid and I never learned anything from the lecture. The average in the class was a 59% and 9 people out of 180 got a 100% on the last test. Of course, I learned everything in LAB which I passed with a 100%! The teacher is what caused the bad grades.

The lamest thing about this professor is that you have to write code on exam paper. This is not how programs are written in real life. In real life you have many chances to correct mistakes. But if you make mistakes on exams you get many points off. For example if you forgot a semicolon it is 1-2 points off a 10-point question.

DO NOT take. You will regret it.

Don't take her. You'll end up being disappointment. That's all I have to say. Wants you to be perfect for every exam. UNCC should seriously fire her.

What a useless prof! One of the worst. Unhelpful, cold as a dead body. I managed to get a good grade by teaching myself.

Never responds to e-mails. Rarely shows up to her own office hours. Tests include a variety of topics that were either never taught or which were explicitly stated to NOT be on the test. Subtracts points on tests and homework for doing things exactly the way she taught you to do them. Never take this professor unless you already know the material.

Have fun teaching yourself java when you're not watching videos online of another professor teaching the class.

AVOID IF YOU CAN! I recommend taking ITIS 1212&1213 w/ Bruce Long and Celine Latilupe. They are actually willing to help and will not simply respond "You can look in your book" when you have question. I had them in 1212 before I had Lehmann for 1213 and it has proved way more informational. PS the book can be a good reference but we don't use it.

Is really poorly organized, doesn't do a very good job explaining material, in this class or others and is about as clear as coal with her answers if you ask her something. Try to avoid if you can unless you already know a lot about the subject, otherwise, be prepared to put a lot more time than necessary into passing.

Where do I even start? Well, Im not entirely sure how Lehmann got hired. She is one of the stupidest human beings I have ever met. She doesn't know Java or how to operate a computer yet she teaches this class. I just don't get it. If the school replaced her with a dog, more would get done. She types 1 word in 6-8 seconds. Don't take Java with her.

She's a professor that needs to admit when she is wrong and I feel didn't really know the material. She needs to be seriously evaluated by the school Den. Her course would want you to quit the Computer Science major or not be interested at all.

Not really sure how this woman is still employed. As someone who breezed through C++ (ITCS 1212) and got an A because of good teaching I thought this class was going to be the same. I WAS COMPLETELY WRONG. Doing her programming assignments is like taking a shot in the dark, I had no idea what she wanted. Unclear. Terrible. Awful teacher. Avoid.

One of those professor's who is at UNCC for research instead of teaching. She's a smart lady who knows java, but she doesn't know how to teach it and convey her lectures to students with purpose and understanding. She's unclear and has a ridiculous grading policy. Make sure to form study groups and get together with people in your class to pass

Does notes on paper. Often doesnt compile. Doesnt bother to use mic available in large classroom so its hard to hear her. Grading rubrics are never clear YET she can be very specific on what shes looking for on assignments. Has clicker quizzes for attendance although they are tricky. Very hard and tricky test. Dont rely on her. Dont take her class.

She has broken tests. Nearly half the test was wrong.

Be prepared to spend two weeks learning how to solve simple math problems and learning the basics of programming, then having to figure out what conventions are on the lecture test and struggling to pull yourself together because of all the material that was not covered in class. There is a reason the average test score in her class is usually 60.

Her test include questions with no right answers or questions that are subjective. Mal-prepared for lectures and has absolutely no idea how to write a test. Worst professor I have taken at UNCC, hands down.

She is knowledgable in java but cannot teach to save her life. Her TAs grade very harshly and she sets up the class for failure. Had to work extremely hard to make an A and she rarely responds to emails.

One of the worst teachers I've ever had. Terrible at communicating, terrible at teaching. Not to mention that we learn everything she "teaches" we learned in lab before. Class is not hard but her bad teaching makes it way more difficult than it should be. Bad teeth. THOT

She doesn't know how to teach. She makes too many mistakes in class to learn anything about coding. You only learn how to take her tests. Unfortunately, attendance is mandatory. The clicker quizzes count for a lot. I highly recommend having some coding experience before taking this class with Lehmann. Otherwise, you will have a very rough time.

Does not prepare you for a test, not to mention they usually consist of many mistakes that will throw you off. I would not recommend her, unless you are looking to fail

Terrible. Knows java about as well as a freshman comp sci student.

Quiz and test questions were totally based on lies and deception. Trick questions were everywhere, and her exams came with an extra sheet attached with a list of typos. She was two weeks behind the lab for her lectures (she was teaching us binary when we were using multi-dimensional arrays in lab). Don't take unless you want to hate compsci.

If you haven't been programming for years, don't bother taking her 1213 class. It's way too difficult. Her take home programming tests are insane and labs every week are really hard. She's a great teacher, and seems to care about students, but her assignments are way too difficult for an intro class.

Avoid this teacher at all costs. She is a really sweet person but her teaching style is terrible. She vaguely goes over material in class and 8 out of 10 times you'll probably have an in class activity to do. Also, there are two tests and three take home tests

Her lecture tests are pretty easy with a study guide, but for the second lecture test and the final she didnt even giv us one.... Her labs are soo confusing very long she doesnt give any explanation on how to do the lab i was soo lost all semester. Just make sure you do well on the lecture tests and take home programming test. You should be fine.

Lectures are very unclear. Uses multiple definitions interchangeably. Makes so many mistakes it gets hard to follow the lectures. Information is poorly organized to study for tests. Tests have quite a few trick questions plus the countless grammatical errors.

Honestly not a great professor. Avoid if you can. She doesn't rely on a textbook so the notes are all over the place. The programming assignments are called take home tests and you aren't allowed to ask for help. They can be really complicated if you're not good at programming. The lecture tests are and lab tests are difficult too.

Grading criteria for programs isn't published. Lecture material isn't synced with lab. Teaches an intro programming course with an overhead projector and a Sharpie. Disorganized, unstructured, no textbook, cannot get help on programming assignments. I have 2 degrees. She is the single worst professor I have ever had. Take Java at another school.

2 lab tests, 3 lecture exams, 3 take home programming tests, 16 lab activities, 16 lecture activities. Zero text book use, no organization, uncaring towards students who are beginner programmers. The only way many people are able to pass this course is through extra credit assignments. This professor has made me not want to become a programmer.

Be prepared to teach yourself everything

Terrible at giving lectures. Grades assignments very late, and doesn't give good feedback on what you got wrong. Never again.

She doesn't teach half the things that you are expected to know, which isn't particularly rare with profs. However, the exception with her is that she doesn't tell you that you should know these things, so when preparing for a test, cross your fingers! To top it off, she gives study guides, but she doesn't give an answer key nor cover it in class!

Wasted time explaining irrelevant material instead of what will be on the exam which she usually says in a passing remark. She said she expected us to do poorly on the first test, but didn't help us prepare for the test in the slightest (gave us a study guide that was hardly relevant and didn't even give us the answers for the study guide).

Her study guides aren't helpful at all, and her tests don't make any sense. She is overall pretty unorganized too.

Did not learn much from her.

If you can avoid her don't take her. She has no organization in the class. TA's will tell you one thing and she says something completely different. Her lectures are impossible to follow because she just flips between programs (FAST). All assignments are above the level she is teaching. Do NOT recommend.

Don't do it

Do not expect to learn Java in this class unless you can teach yourself. Ms. Lehmann relies heavily on TA"s to grade assignments and tests. Do not expect any assignment to be graded faster than 3 weeks (one 'extra credit' assignment was not graded for 8 weeks during Winter 2018 term). 'Extra Credit' is either full marks or zero-free advise-avoid

I have never had a programming class in which the professor taught using a sharpie and paper. Don't take this class with this professor Under any circumstances.

Very confusing and very unorganized.

Not worth it, just trust me on this.

The WORST professor ive had in this school. Her programming assignments are arbitrary, she posts the rubric AFTER the assignment is turned in which in itself is bad because no one truly knows what she's grading us on. We only had ONE DAY to review for the Exam, and she even started class an hour late to review it and gave us half the answers .

DO NOT TAKE HER FOR ITSC 1213!!! You will regret it! Her teaching method isn't good at all as she uses pen and paper to teach CODING, her programming assignments are very vague as we were given verbal instructions for a take-home test due a couple of days later I regret taking her, save yourself.

Didn't really know the material, though to be fair she was suddenly put in charge of the class last minute. Overly confusing, seemingly on purpose, as all other sources for the class made more sense. Note: the zybook for this class is both a necessity and a curse with her: the book is awful and takes a while to fully understand, but she is worse.

Grades on things she hasn't taught. If I hadn't taken previous courses on this material I would be doing really poorly. If class is cancelled, assignments from the class are still due; we just have to figure out how to do it. There's no textbook.

The details for what you should be doing for an assignment are extremely vague and unclear, and then in lecture she will tell you that you should have done "this" in the assignment even if it wasn't on the assignment document. I'm no mind reader.

This teacher's assignment prompts are sloppy and hard to understand. She doesn't give even 1 full minute per question on tests and asks really open-ended, vague questions but then only accepts one answer. I learned online and she only held one class. Horrible overall, don't take her if you actually need to learn computer science, trust me.

I thought everyone was exaggerating about how bad she was, but was forced to take her because it was the only option left. They were not exaggerating.