I enjoyed the class, though it was difficult.

he asks from homeworks and exercise questios, if you study the meterial you'll be fine.

He was a great teacher! He gives reviews before every test and if you study them, you'll do FINE! He has a good sense of humor and explains things well. He was good at relating phyiscs to everyday activities.

he s the best ever! great teacher, great personality, hope he remembers XI I, Unirea, 1995!

MR. Avram is AWSOME!! he's super funny and really knows his stuff. just don't be an idiot in his class!

Awesome teacher. You can really learn a lot about physics if you just listen and pay attention. Relates physics to everyday life. His tests are somewhat hard but if you do the homework you will be fine. This guy really knows his physics.

This class was very difficult especially if you don't have much time to devote to it. I would definitely recommend taking this class from another professor if it doesn't interest you that much. He was usually helpful and pleasant but if you were lost and didn't know what to do he wouldn't really feel willing to help you start out the problem.

He Is a kick ass professor

This is a hard class. You need to take notes, you need to show up daily. you need to get the book and follow along 100%. Dont expect to take notes and skate by. You really need to study here. Yes, he's very helpful. No, he's not going to give you an easy A.

Mr. Avram made physics more bearable than I expected. He is a tough professor, but if you show up, take notes and participate you will do fine. Plenty of studying(just study his notes, the book doesn't follow what he teaches)will do you good. The UT homework system is finicky-just read the facts/help page first before starting. Good luck!

This professor is extremely competent and helpful. I had him in spring 2015, and the class was great and funny. I really learned stuff, not just spoon feeding like some professors do to make everybody happy.

The course was difficult, especially for me, with almost no background in physics. I would have been happy with a C, but somehow I ended up with an A. The professor's teaching style, was a good fit for me, and I didn't have major trouble getting it. Also, I enjoyed his fabulous sense of humor, which for me is always a sign of intelligence.

I did get anything in the beginning, so I started to attend tutorials in which the professor revealed the actual causes of my troubles. I failed the first test, but I passed the others, and I ended up with a B. In the end, I really liked this class, it wasn't easy, but I have the satisfaction that I learned something difficult.

I took a chemistry class recently, and we worked a lot in groups on assignments, and tests were pretty easy to pass. My concern was how much I actually learned, because easy doesn't usually equate to significant increase in knowledge and skills. This surely didn't happen in prof. Avram's class which was challenging, but I enjoyed it, and I learned

The professor is a funny guy, and even if in the grand scheme of things, this might not be essential, it made this tough class more enjoyable. He doesn't give free rides, but if you really pay attention in class, you'll be ok.

Physics is not my thing, but I enjoyed this class, it was kind of easy. The professor was really, really funny. Hope to get him again in CPII!

I took this class because I want to get into education, and for sure I'm going to adopt some of this professor's teaching style. I also liked his stories.

I make easy As in all my classes. I actually had to work for this one but mainly because the subject didn't really interest me. His lectures are well structured, he is funny, homework was online, test were tough but if you do the study guides and review the power points you will pass his class.

I took Engineering Physics I with this professor in spring 2018, and it was the best learning experience. He is extremely competent and fair grader, I enjoyed this class more than any class I took so far, and plan to take EPII with him if possible.

I am also one of the hundreds of members of the former Mihai Avram International Fan Club, and I know I can speak in the name of hundreds of students that had this amazing professor, and enjoyed is funny personality, and highest level of competence, not to mention he is also an amazing guitar player.

Prof Avram was great! He had a way of explaining physics in a way that I actually left that class understanding what he was talking about. You do have to put in effort but ultimately I was super happy to get a good base in physics since I am an engineering major. He is a funny guy! Made lots of jokes in class, very entertaining!

After the first two tests, my average was around 60. I talked to the prof about it, and he set me back on track, I ended up with a B. You won't pass this class, if you don't study, but the prof gives you everything you need to succeed.

I'm a foreign student, and I was really lucky that this professor spoke also German, and helped me with the specific terms in Physics. Actually, after I took EPI, I waited more than one year, so I can get into his EPII class, because I wanted to have continuity with the same prof, one of the best I ever had in US, and Europe.

This class is so much better than GPI, where I made a C. I have an A currently in this class which I really enjoy. The prof is funny, very helpful, and gives good lectures with plenty of explanations, also before the lab. I'm sorry I didn't get the chance to have the same prof in GPI.

Professor Avram is a good professor, he is respected for his knowledge in Physics. He has an original manner of teaching the students, using clear examples and attracting students through the logic of presentation. Sometimes he makes jokes to relax the atmosphere. He has clear grading criteria. You may like physics with professor Avram.

A great professor, appreciated and respected by those who love physics. His classes are interesting and attractive, as long as they are accompanied by nice jokes of the teacher who relax the atmosphere.

I took CPI with this professor, and I had a blast! Class was easy, at least for me, but I've enjoyed the way the material was delivered, and the discussions on physics topics, I had with the professor outside the classroom. The professor is also really funny, and that helps having a good time in a physics class.

I took Engineering Physics I with this prof in spring, and I really enjoyed the class. It was a zero cost class, but you get all you need in the ppt's. Homework is relevant, and test problems are similar. The course was comprehensive, and I really had a good time in class.

I took an accelerated 5 1/2 week General Physics II class this summer, and I was initially thinking that I will be overwhelmed by the amount of material to be learned, over such a short period of time. The professor made the material very accessible and fun, and I really ended up enjoying this class. Highly recommended!

Prof Avram is hilarious. His lectures are really good, felt like I actually learned something. Follow his guidelines and you will be good.

I had this professor in summer, in a "condensed" 5 week class, and he was clearly the best prof I ever had! We had to assimilate lots of stuff every day, but he made things easy to comprehend, and somehow to bring the class "alive", even though it was online

Professor Avram is an excellent physics instructor. He managed to make the online class entertaining, by doing demo's, using sims, even playing guitar for us (he is a fabulous guitar player, used to play in famous bands). I especially liked when he started throwing stuff in his room to demonstrate projectile motion, spinning on a chair w. dumbbells

I know it's not usual to give a great rating to a professor, in a class that you're failing, but it's entirely my fault. I did some not so good things lately, but I'm trying to get back on track. The professor pushed me to do my work, send me emails to motivate me, offered to help, but I'm still slacking, he deserves better students than me.

Physics is a HARD class no matter who you take it with. Professor Avram is awesome! Lectures are tough but he makes them interesting. Labs are quick and not too difficult but really help the understanding of the material. Exams are LONG and TOUGH but if you put the work in its definitely doable. Returns grades quickly too!

You'll definitely have to put in the time for Professor Avram's class to learn the material and complete the labs up to his standards. Especially during the 5-week sessions, it's a lot of material to learn, but his PowerPoints are pretty consistent with his tests. He can be condescending but is willing to help most of the time if you ask.

Prof. Avram is a brilliant professor. I took the 5 week session over the summer and it was probably one of the most difficult classes I've taken in college, yet I probably learned more in that five weeks than I have in some full length semester courses. His instruction sets you up for long term success with future physics courses that you may take.