Nice guy, subjects are hard. Gives my degree credibility

marking is subjective

Lectures are just reading the book, but he is great if you work at his course!

goodgoodgood

Hard marker

gave me lot of confidance

Brilliant, Good sense of Humour but tough as well..all in all perfect teacher.

He clears out the cheaters with his class.

Nice teacher. but he seems to think that Canada = Singapore. it is not in our AG

This class sets the men apart from the boys. Difficult beyond your wildest thoughts. He is a very nice guy though. If the course book was from a publisher, and not his personal notes, it would provide valuable insight into this high level field of maths.

Teaches a tough course, and forces you to be very-formal in your proofs (more so than many math classes even). Nice guy though, and helps those who seek it. If it were not for his class, our CS honours program would be way too easy.

Be afraid of this guy, but give him some respect. His courses are insanely tough, but the ends justify the means. Just be ready to bust your skull to pass this class.

Big challenge. You must be good at math to take his course. Anyway, he is fair to anybody.

he's an amazing prof to say the least. anyone that knows the material well enough to write their own textbook should be given credit. alot of people have trouble with his courses, but thats because either A) they go in thinking they'll get free marks, or B) they're afraid to ask questions.

Not an easy course, but not an impossible course. Gives some of leeway to pass. I find I finally learn something I came to a uni for. Other courses do not demand as much attention. This makes a uni an uni.

Very smart professor!!!!

I passed with a C, but only because I spent a week studying 10 hour days. I had a 19% on my midterm and knew exam was my last chance to pass. Once I started goin to his office, he was always helpful and took his time in explaining certain concepts. You have to understand, Tsin is the border of HONORS and BACHELORS. If you pass Tsin you are HONORED!

If you study hard and work yourself to death, you can get a good grade, but slip a little and you find yourself at the bottom of a slippery slope.

Knowledgeable professor. Best professor at U Windsor.

He is a good professor who teaches some tough subjects. His classes are very involved and you need to have good theoretical math skills (proof in particular) to succeed in his class. If you're excellent at theoretical math, you can get a very good grade without studying a lot. Otherwise it's tougher and you have to spend a lot of time practicing.

If all the professors at U of W were like TSIN then U of W would have been rated one of the best Universities in Canada. Definitely the best prof in U of W. He is funny too.

Many people say 231 is too hard but it's not. Actually, I thought 62-190 was harder than this course (of course, up until graph theory). You relearn everything you thought you learned in 62-190 but more formally. He is funny too.

Teaches the hardest courses, but really values the learning experience. Also very humorous. Put the effort into his courses to get the full benefit out of them.

The material is pretty boring for the most part considering how we don't really learn any interesting algorithms. The assignments are pretty fun. He only glossed over the more interesting topics (such as Tabu search, GA, and randomization/approx algos) which was disappointing... the class was challenging, but no one really fails anyway. Easy D?

His course was very hard, but inspirational. Poof on correctness and complexity of algorithms might be sometimes hard and extremely hard! But as a computer science student, not software engineering, this is very important and helpful in further research. I didn't do well on this because of some reasons, I'd like to try again.

One of the best professors in the department. Really interesting course. The course is divided into three sections, we spent a handful of time on the first then the second but barely had time for the third section. Expect a curve at the end. Suggestion, do your work by yourself, do not copy assignments, go to labs and pay attention. Oh he's funny.

Things you need to know: -he's quick with a chirp -you have to read his book(it's cheap, written by him and very well written) -he has a thick accent which makes lectures hard to follow, but if you read before hand, following along will be easy -labs are presented very well -assignments get harder but solutions help for exams

Tsin's teachings are quite well. He reads through his textbook for the most part which is written by him. It is very well written, if you just go through it thoroughly, you will be fine. The problem is with his marking. As soon as you make one mistake, whether it be logical or semantic. He deducts heavily and sometimes just stops marking.

Best Professor I could ever have.. He really cares about students. I don't why people are saying he is not good teacher.. He is tough but that doesn't mean he is bad, he wants us to work hard and just focus on what we are supposed to do in here in university

A nice person, but on the lecture, he just reading the book in a high speed. But his lab related to the class is one of the best class i never had before. Any thing in the lab will explain clearly. And don't be afraid to ask question during the lab, he will be patient to u

If mathematical rigor was a person, Tsin assassinated him and took his place because he wasn't rigorous enough. 10/10 IGN

Great elective course to lighten the load for the semester, good escape from other uni classes.

His lectures are useless but his labs are where you really learn.

Trust me, everyone who gave a bad score are ridiculous. Guy legit does what he can to help you pass. Once you figure him out its good. ATTEND ALL LABS AND PARTICIPATE!!! Failed both mid terms, but was active in labs and office hrs and rode that curve to a C-. If you want an A, be good in math!! Proof and Logic material GOOD LUCK

Dr. Tsin's class is hard; his tests are hard to finish in time, but he curves like crazy. His lectures are most helpful if you have skimmed/read the chapter in advance. His courseware is excellent and very clear (aside from small errors), and he's incredibly helpful during labs and office hours. Very caring prof, but you need to work hard!!!

Despite what you've heard, this course isn't very hard, you just have to put in more work than some of the other courses at UWindsor. Go to labs, try to answer when he asks you, don't be self conscious, he'll explain why you're wrong and after that you'll remember it. He's a caring guy, but has greater expectations than other faculty.

Amazing prof. However, Peter makes you work for your mark.

Good prof, if you attend the lectures and pay attention you will understand the material. You will need to put in the work however and spend good time on the assignments.

I took 2310 with Professor Tsin this semester and I can honestly tell you that he is one of the best professors at the university. He immediately tells you what is expected of you, takes time to go through his courseware and teach everything to make you succeed. He also gives amazing inspirational advice to bolster you for the rest of your degree.

Deff is a tough grader but if you go to his labs you're going to be fine

Funny prof. He makes jokes and he genuinely cares about providing a good education to students at UShitsor, which is nice. His accent is very hard to understand so lectures are hard to follow but his labs make up for it. Make sure you participate in labs, it'll get you that sweet curve. Don't be scared of exams, they are fair as long as you STUDY.

If Tsin didn't teach 454 I would cry. He's one of if not the best professor here. His classes are insanely hard. Get comfortable riding the curve.

Professor Tsin runs a challenging but rewarding class. Attend labs, engage in discussions, and use resources like the textbook and unstuck study to succeed. With effort, you can thrive in this class.

The well formed formula, the WFF, is a sub WFF of itself because the WFF contains itself. The WFF is a formula that is well formed!

Took about 20 years ago. Got my Master's not long ago. One thing I can assure everyone is: His 231 teaches you the fundamentals. His 454 forces you to think outside the box. When I was an undergrad, I dreaded these two courses. However, in the workforce, I noticed how much 454 led me to think and not simply follow. Also way ahead in grad school.

Assignments is real hard like mind crashing Get ready to read the whole courseware from page one!