Mickey was a very laid back professor. If you actually go to class and put in a good effort towards understanding the material, you should do just fine. Sometimes his answers to questions would be a little vague, eventually he'll go through enough examples to where you'll understand. Tests are on the difficult side, but its dept. standard.

Dunlap is a decent professor but the statistics department is terrible! If you can avoid statistics all together do that. All of the stat2000 professors follow the same worksheets and notes. The test are kinda difficult also.

Dr. Dunlap is the best Stat2000 professor to take. His lectures are very helpful, go to them! He will post his notes, but you won't understand them unless you show up. There is always at least one trick question on the tests, but those are departmentalized. Homework is fair and easy to get a 100, same with lab and these are great grade boosters.

Dunlap is a great professor and probably the best choice out of the stat2000 professors. To be honest the entire stat department isn't that great and the tests are terrible and way harder than what we learn in class. But if you have no choice but to take stat then definitely take him. If you don't have to take stat at all, stay away.

Honestly, all stat teachers use the same tests and upload the notes , so it doesn't really matter what teacher you choose to take. The class isn't too hard if you go to class and take the tests seriously. Dunlap is really nice and explains the notes well enough.

Mickey (as he prefers to be called) is a great teacher, and a very friendly, casual, enjoyable guy. He unfortunately teaches statistics, but he does a 4/5 job teaching, and I never felt afraid asking question. He didn't feel like some authority figure, he was very approachable, which is saying a lot for a class of this size. Tests are VERY hard,.

Mickey Dunlap is a great professor. He teaches well even though STAT2000 is so easy you won't even really need him. Plenty of opportunities to get perfect scores on homework. He offers lots of practice questions in class with thorough explanations.

Professor Dunlap is clearly very knowledgeable about statistics. The lectures are easy to follow, and even though the course may not be the easiest, you can get an A if you put in the time. One thing to note is that he uses Tophat, and missing one class can lose a lot of Tophat points even though attendance isn't technically mandatory.

Very difficult but doable. I highly recommend taking his class. Just be prepared to put in the work.

Great professor that really cares about his students. You are able to drop 2 HW, 2 Quizzes, 2 labs, and 2 days of Tophat as well as take a practice test before the real one for up to 5 bonus points. Dunlap is always available and open to answer questions. The lab was great. Highly recommend taking his course.

Dunlap is a solid option. He is good at lecturing and does problems with you. He's not always super good at answering specific questions, but it varies. It was an easy class for me, but he does have office hours and makes himself available. A nice guy who is very intelligent on the subject and gets across what you need to know.

He really wants to help everyone understand everything and cares about the class a lot.

Pretty good teacher, super nice but doesn't always explain things thoroughly the first time. Ask lots of questions if you don't understand. He is very helpful when asked specific questions. Would definitely recommend him. Showing up to class is half the battle! Show up and pay attention to do well.

Dunlap presented straight from the powerpoint lecture notes that are available on ELC. He does jump around sometimes but gets back on track. Attending class will help you understand material and always go to labs. Tests are taken during lab time and not during the lecture period. The homework can be a bit time consuming.

He moves kind of quickly when lecturing, but he's very organized and really knows exactly what he's doing. The way he presents information to his class makes it very easy for me to understand. I really like the class, easy A I think.

The professor choice for stats really doesn't matter. All teachers grade and give the same assignments. The professor is mainly there to make students aware of the concepts and materials. Personally I stopped attending class after the 2nd week and made high As on all my tests. Dunlap didn't seem bad when I did show up though. Overall very easy A.

Mickey Dunlap is a very good professor. If you learn how to use Statcrunch, which you'll be using in labs, this class is an easy A. STAT 2000 is all about knowing how to plug values into formulas and Statcrunch does most of the work for you. The only way this class is hard is if you never come to class or do any homework.

He teaches the material really well! I found that the best way I learned was to print his notes from eLC and then follow along during lecture. Tests are a lot harder than homework and quizzes (first ever college test was a C!) and everything is on WebAssign no matter what professor you take, but the easy optional final really helped and got me my A

3 tests (60%), homework (25%) and a final paper (15%). He lectures through examples pretty much every day, and multiple periods are spent reviewing material before each test. Tests are open note and open book, so not bad at all. Also, at the end of the semester he dropped 2 homework grades. Great guy and professor, go to his office hours and talk!

Dr. Dunlap spends class going over example problems on worksheets he puts on ELC. If you simply print those out and actively follow along in class it is an easy A. You get a whole piece of paper to write anything you want for each test. Hw and quizzes are online and he drops two lowest and you can avg your lowest test grade with an optional final.

The class includes 3 tests and homework, but the paper was removed due to COVID-19. He lectures through examples every day, and the tests are open note and open book. So you will do good if you show up to class. On a lesser note, the textbook is just used for some of the homework problems.

lots of information in stats. he teaches from lectures, no book. everything is a word problem, and begins to look the same. a tip for this class:download the class slides before class and fill in the info along with him in class on a laptop. he goes fast in lecture, but tries his best explaining. lab is important too. made some good friends there

The professor is great , detailed notes, can ask him questions easily in class GroupMe. Although tests are OPEN notes and internet, it will be useless without reading notes and attending lectures. HIGHLY recommend reading over the notes before class and learning from homework. Reading notes before class will be super helpful since class is fast

The class was structured similarly to his STAT2010 course, so we had 3 tests and homework. He lectures through examples every day, and as long as you study the examples and practice, you should do fine in the class! On a lesser note, the textbook is just used for some of the homework problems.

Tests are open note, and the tests are usually just like the examples we do in class. He offers office hours to help with the homework, and he usually gives you hints with similar problems to help with the homework. He's easily available through groupme, emails, and office hours. He's a very nice guy and nice teacher!

Took him during a COVID semester. The asynchronous option was nice. Lectures are straightforward and if you do them and the labs (not graded), you'll get an A on the test. He is very accessible and responds in the GroupMe actively.

The class was entirely videos that he uploaded to eLC and you watched on your own time. One pretty easy HW every week and a few open note tests. I thought the videos were easy to understand and to the point, and he provides a lot of examples. Super accessible as well. If you put in even the bare minimum effort you should have no problem.

The class is pretty equal amongst the entire department and most teachers just use the department videos. Dunlap does his own videos and notes which I thought were more helpful. The class itself sucks but I think he's the best stat professor UGA has. His QandA are really helpful and he's really responsive via e-mail and group me.

This class is test heavy but if you watch all the videos and do the practice problems you will be fine. The tests are tricky but Professor Dunlap himself is extremely helpful and cares very much about his students. Attend class/ Q & A sessions, they help a lot. probably the best Stat2000 professor at UGA

This class was mostly homework-based. He cares about student's grades by dropping 2 homework grades. He usually posts his lecture videos which are really helpful in learning the material. He used a lot of R Programming to explain concepts which are really good if you are starting to learn about R Programming. I would recommend taking his class.

This is the second class I've taken with Professor Dunlap. He is a very fair grader and awesome at answering questions. He was also super accessible either through Zoom or in-person classes during the summer '21 semester. It's a tough class, but listening during lecture and asking questions definitely makes it manageable.

Good teacher imo. He explains things well and brings complex stat narrative down to earth. Heavy use of JMP. Youll need to go to class to be able to replicate it on your own (which is a necessity for hw). I wish they would teach open source stat software (like R), but not sure thats up to him. Optional q&a days usually whenever a hw is due

Dr Dunlaps class was very easy. Just come to class and take the notes he gives you and youll pass very easily. The notes are also posted at the end of the day but it doesnt contain anything for JMP so make sure you come to class for those. Three exams very easy has test reviews for all exams and HW.

I was nervous for this class because STAT 2000 was difficult for me, but I found this course easier. We had 1 homework a week which took like an hour. The hw is easy if you go to class and take notes because they are pretty much based off of the notes. He drops your 2 lowest hw grades and the tests are only a little more difficult than the hw.

Weekly homework assignments but they're really helpful in staying caught up. He posts all the notes from class which is really helpful and doing the homework and attending class has you set for the tests which are open note. Pretty simple class, not much to it, the way he has it set up makes everything pretty easy.

Dr. Dunlap is a great professor I had him for STAT 2000 as a freshman! This class is an easy A, all you have to do is go to class and learn how to use JMP. There was hw every week and 3 tests. Overall, if you went to class you would be fine.

This class was really easy in my opinion- a lot of what we learned was stuff I already knew from previous stat classes so it was a lot of review. The hardest part is learning to use JMP, but Dr. Dunlap provides guides and videos to help. Overall would definitely take this class again.

If you need to take STAT2010, or STAT4210, Dunlap is your guy. Tells you exactly how to do the homework, tests are easy (if you listen in class/read notes), and drops 3 homework grades at the end of the semester out of 10/11 total. Pretty good at being accessible outside of class, but will get irritated if you ask questions he clearly went over.

I really enjoyed professor dunlap, he gives clear instructions and always recieves partial credit for homework/tests. Homework almost every week, but class is optional on the days it is due. Only 3 tests (open note) , a bit more difficult than the homeworks, but if you go to class and pay attention you will be fine.

I wrote a review gave him a 2/5 and said receiving grades for homeworks 1, 2, and 3 late was a huge bummer. If I got back HW1 earlier, I could've done alot better on 2 and 3. Grading is super harsh and the criteria isn't clear enough imo. That being said, here's another review that's 4/5 because his lectures are really good and he obviously cares.

Don't expect the most engaging or exciting lectures, but he explains how to do the work well and he can help whenever you need it. Participate in class if you want the lectures to go smoothly and you'll probably get out early on most days

He's you're guy if your not a stats person. I had him M-W-F's and it was hard to stay with him. It's not him. There are a lot of things to cover in a short amount of time. He has lecture notes you can following during class. He gives a lot of hw but pay attention during class, you'll be able to solve them since they're based on the lectures.

I'm not sure if he changed a lot from previous semesters, given past ratings, but this semester was incredible. Homework & tests were graded quickly & lectures were clear. Lots of homework but super helpful for tests. An A is a 95 and up which is annoying, but it's doable. Do the homework and go to the extra help sessions. He's effortlessly funny.

there are hws due each week and 3 online tests that aren't cumulative. make sure to go to lectures bc attendance is taken using tophats. hws have strict grading criteria, so be specific with answers. other than that, dunlap is a good professor and does reviews on the days that hws are due and days near the test date.

He is a really good professor and teaches by going over lots of example problems which I liked. He shows you how to use JMP in a way that is easy to understand. There is homework basically every week but it helps prepare you for the tests which there are only three of. The only downside is that an A is a 95 which is pretty annoying but is doable.

Fair and reasonable in difficulty and teaching method. Willing to help if need be, if not a little difficult at times. Class requires considerable effort but nothing unreasonable. No textbook needed.

Three exams worth 60% percent of your grade, but he grades very fairly and they're open note.

I took both STAT 2010 and 4210 with professor Dunlap, and both were taught very well. It's a lecture style class with the occasional optional homework review day. Attendance is mandatory through Tophat, and to get an A in the class you need a 95+ with no rounding, but exams are take home, online, and open note, so it balances out pretty well.

Go to class and pay attention and you'll do well. His HW problems follow very closely to the lecture assignment notes. Some of the questions can get tricky, but he hosts dedicated HW review days for any sorts of problems and even drops the lowest 2-3 sets. The tests were online and very straightforward.

Go to every class because Tophat questions are used every lecture. For homework, he drops three if you do the course evaluation, but it still counts for a good bit since a 95 is minimum for an A. Tests are open note and there are only 3, so do your best on those.

Professor Dunlap's STAT4210 class is a solid choice. While the grading scale is a bit strict, his lectures are clear and engaging. The homework helps prepare for the tests, and unstuck study proved to be a useful tool for study prep. Attendance is mandatory, but it's worth it to get the most out of the course.

The homeworks are graded by the TA and the exams are mainly your grade however the questions mainly come from homework you have done and the answers are posted after you submit them. I would recommend taking notes before class and watch his videos

Requires 95+ for an A and attendance is mandatory to see daily homework problems, but lectures are only 30 minutes and no fluff. The only class this semester I never intentionally skipped, because I always knew he would give a useful, comprehensible lecture. If you take DETAILED notes, you'll be all good, and you can use the notes on the exams.