She is a good prof and explains the topics very clearly. She is also very patient with questions and asks for feedback after every major assignment/ test. If you don't attend her lectures/ watch the recordings, it will be a very difficult class because her slides aren't very good. It is hard to argue for marks since it depends on how the code runs.

Not the best in the department, but definitely not a 1/5 like people seem to be giving her. Lectures somewhat slow but questions answered thoroughly. Participation acts as bonus marks to encourage asking questions often. Assignments were somewhat vague but doable. Many simple worksheet assignments for easy marks too. Feedback took forever though.

She explains everything very clear. you can understand what happens exactly. very good prof.

She explains all the concepts clearly in class. If you skip class, you're going to have a hard time in the class because all of the labs and tests are based off of lecture material. My only issue is that she may not respond to all your emails, but you can visit her during office hours and talk to her during lectures

Easy work and good lecturing. Only issue with her is the time it takes for her to reply to emails, she's not always available, programming tests require dozens of questions to be asked and how her TAs don't mark properly at all for some reason.

She is strict and her 50% rule is annoying but the course material and lectures build confidence. The assignments are designed to help one master lecture topics, and exam questions are not difficult but can be time consuming. The lecture slides on their own are lacking, cant use it for review unless you attended lectures and took notes alongside.

She is honestly a very sweet prof and always cares for her students. You need to go to her lectures otherwise it can be confusing. Around the last 2 weeks, the course does tend to be much harder and more unclear. She does help with any questions that you have and does know what she is doing with lots of examples.

the lectures were very informative if you are ready to actually learn this class is perfect for you. the tests are not easy but if you practice the lecture material enough you can get a good mark the first term test might be difficult since you are not used to it but it gets better. she is very caring and helpful in general

She is very nice and understanding. The material is pretty difficult. You must have a good understanding of Java to get a good grade in the course. The tests are difficult. The assignments were somewhat challenging. She explains the concepts in an understandable manner. Compare to other profs in the department, I think she was one of the best.

She is very organized but a tough grader, I understood her lectures better than James, because she has a very clear and step by step plan to teach you about Java. She actually tries to get you ready for real world job.

Her lectures are very detailed and ensures there is a clear conceptual understanding of each topic. Her exams are based entirely off of lecture slides and in-class activities, thus, you know what to expect.

She is not great but fair, you def need to do a lot self study for this course. Term test and exam are hard because of the amount of details you need to memorize

Way better than Mufleh. The problem is that she has a fair expectations of students to know how to code which is the same expectations for any professor who may teach any advance coding class. The first lab test was reasonable. At least we could pass without having to deal with 10% average kind of exams. Tbh, I am learning a lot.

Even though that I failed the first lab test with a grade that is close to 50 but coming from Mufleh last semester with a grade of 8 out of 100, I can confirm that we got a chance to pass this course. In terms of lectures, she is decent but you need to not fall behind and record her lectures so you can catch up later. Things are not impossible.

She allowed replacing the grade of any of the lab tests with the higher labtest grade. She did everything possible to ensure that we don't fail the course. The office hours were a great opportunity to learn more. I wish she had more office hours every week. 70% of the midterm was from her after class activities.

Alright here is CR7 again reporting to you after our midterm. Even though that I failed the first labtest with a grade close to 50, I was able to score an A+ grade in the midterm mainly due to attending lectures, recording them and attending office hours to ask questions. Many who ditched lectures did miserably in the midterm. 1/2

One of the best professors in the EECS department. You need a lot of time to catch up with the ideas if you coming from James Smith classes.

Fair professor if you manage to dedicate a lot of time for the course specially coming from 1021. If you record her lectures and attend her office hours and fully understand the after class activity, you should be ok. Labs were lengthy and hard though. She opened the missed activities for everyone and assigned the higher lab test for both tests.

Everyone passed this semester. She is a hard professor that will push you over your limits to learn.

Hard professor but fair. She goes far and beyond during her lecture hours. You will need a lot of time for this course if you take it with her so plan your schedule wisely specially if all what you know about Java is EECS1021

She did her best during the strike. she is one of the the toughest professors you may have at York. She helped students in terms of weight shifting and labs weight recalculations. You need to level up your skills prior to joining her class.

She helped everyone who approached her during her office hours. She is a decent professor and not as bad as some people claim here. She is a hard professor who will give you a trillion idea in one lecture. Students need to be aware about this when take her courses. You need a lot of time for her lectures.

She is one of the best, finest and hottest profs at York. She is nice and kind to her students!

She is fair but hard. Be prepare to suffer a lot if you miss a single class. You will need time to study her material. Be prepared schedule wise for spending a lot of time studying when you prepare your semester schedule.

She is the best prof at the EECS department. Her lectures are rlly good. Final and midterm are pretty easy I got 80+ in both of them. Her lab tests are fine as well. The only thing hard about this course is the weekly lab. I spent so much time on them but it was worth it.

She was an okay professor compared to other EECS professors. She can also teach quite well. Her labs and assignments can be quite vague in terms of instructions.

She is very well-informed and explains everything from the very basics. Her lectures can teach you a lot and she always answers your questions.

- lectures are really good and interactive, she writes on the board and gets the class engaged. (really enjoyed coming to class) - prof takes forever to reply to emails or doesnt reply at all. - assignments are worded vaguely and need more clarification. - tests are fair but lab test was really hard, but she drops worst test.

people were complaining about her grades issue last semester but that was part of the program accreditation. The average for lab test was about 30 and she replaced it with the final exam grade. if you fail a test then you should be grateful to have B or B+. Fair enough We should thank her for such a curve instead some of us are so salty about it

She was fine in every aspect but the labtest was extremely hard.

She is better than the average EECS disasters. She could be one of the best professors at Lassonde if she wasn't involved with other faculty work.

fair professor, but you need to attend all of her lectures. For the Database course, she gave us a strong foundation, although the daily activities were a bit challenging and annoying.

Fair professor. Better than all of the available options for EECS2030

Amazing professor. You can easily do well in the course if you consume the content.

good prof with super useful lectures that explain the content well. 2 tests, first on recursion and second on all oop concepts. Read the slides and labs and you should be good!.