Awesome guy! Looks like Mr. Burns and Apu's lovechild. Easy A! very helpful, great jokes. Takes this hard course and makes it easy. Definately take this guy.

He makes the class easy, however he elongates it and bores you to death at times, when material is covered and finished, he still keeps you in class for the remainder of the time. The tests are pretty much exactally like the reviews, however some questions are really weird because the wording.

Hes not that bad of a teacher. He helped me during office hours and let us get a retake of an exam and counted 2 out of the 3. It is a hard class and hes not the best of teachers but hes a nice guy. If you take him hes ok but if you dont have to, dont.

A pretty difficult class, but that's not just the professor's fault--it's stats, what do you expect? A fair amount of people got A's, and he curves the exams too. STATs is one of those classes where you either get it or you don't. If you are one of the lucky ones who gets it, you won't have a problem with this teacher.

It's a tough class not a tough teacher. I took his summer session and completed the course in 5 weeks and got an A. He makes alot of jokes to try and make it a little interesting. He was CONSTANTLY asking people if they had questions. He would even call you by name if you looked confused just to make sure you understood. He's not bad at all.

Teaches business statistics, a tough class to teach!

the subject isn't that hard but...his tests are very very very hard! he curves but not enough.

the other raters are haters. it is not his fault the material is not easy, he is definitely a cool dude, gave a fat curve too.

I enjoyed having Sid as a professor.

I liked him. I think he's fairly understanding and intelligent. There were definitely some overly harsh complaints/criticism from some classmates, so I guess his style didn't work for them. His class is whatever you make of it, and he does curve. In the end, as long as you work hard, you should be able to get an A.

Very knowledgeable instructor! Since I have an accent as well, it doesn't bother me to have a professor with an accent. Focus on the subject! He offered extra credit opportunities for students, is open for questions and has office hours. Advice: Spend time on homework, read the book, go over practice problems and solutions and you will be fine!

Good teacher! I would take him again if I had to! Attendance not mandatory, but he will take attendance into consideration if you are between two grades.

Professor Das is a comedian and has a great personality. However, test are extremely hard (testing on material not covered and the smallest details). 2 exams each worth 45% of your grade and 2 homework assignments worth 5% each. For this reason if you bomb an exam your doomed. Not the easiest but doable if your ready to read the text book throughly

Das is a good teacher. The exams are difficult esp. the multiple choice which is based on reading. If you do the homeworks and work on problems you should do well. He gives an old exam as a homework assignment so you know what to expect.

He's a nice guy. It's important to go to every class and work on the HW over several days. If you try and cram, you won't be as successful as you would with other classes. I feel like he genuinely tries to help ppl and he can come off rude sometimes. If you don't take him too seriously, he's a good professor.

Professor Das Is wonderful. I'm glad I ignored the negative comments on here and took his class. He can be a bit quirky but is totally a good guy who wants his students to succeed. Go to his office hours and he will gladly work through any problem with you.

Professor Das is willing to help when you ask for it. Difficult class, but it is necessary.

This is not poetry or social studies, this is quantitative analysis. If you don't have good study habits, and you don't keep up with the homework, cause the subject is hard, you are going to have a tough time. Dr Sid is patient, and will work with you if YOU put forth effort on your side.

Knows the subject very well and is an excellent teacher.

We all have personal opinion about professors. To me, I am very respectful to Dr Das. He's knowledgeable and humble. He will try all his best to help you with materials and pre-exams questions. You will need to read the book as well if you want to catch as much MC questions on the exam as possible. He will give extra credits when needed. Great Prof

Professor Das is a compassionate and kind teacher. He was very aware of my difficulties at times with the course, yet gave me opportunities to better myself which frankly not all professors do. I thoroughly enjoyed the discussions and the information on how operations management works and has evolved over the years.

excellent Professor. Cares about his students. Spends time to help students understand content. I went to him countless times during his office hours and he was very patient and helpful. Great Professor!

Great professor. Shows you exactly how to solve problems using many examples. Makes sure students are understanding the material.

Professor Das was very helpful and made sure every student understood the material before moving on. Provided many examples of problems in class and was very good at explaining. Great professor at George Mason.

Hes really funny and hes really helpful. His office hours are always available and hes pretty fast at responding to emails. He is also a fast grader! With that being said, this class isn't easy. Grade is based on two test worth 40% each and two hws. He does give mini hws which is considered extra credit. You don't need the CD for his section.

This guy needs a medal from George Mason University. I have taken him for OM 210 and OM 301 and ironically I had made an attempt in both courses before taking his class and let me just say HE MAKES YOU UNDERSTAND THE MATERIAL. You can either take another professor and barely pass with a C or take this guy and easily get a B because he teaches you.

Great lecturer and great professor. Easy A if you do the homework and understand the material. 2 big homeworks worth 20% of your grade that look exactly like the exams. A midterm worth 40% and a final worth 40%. He curves at the end. Also, he gives a formula sheet for every exam.

"Uncle Sid" is a pretty good instructor. His lectures are long but he explains the material well and solves multiple examples of the problems that will be assigned for homework; which is assigned nearly every class. The weeks you dont have HW, there will be group projects. Final is tough. Class attendance is mandatory if you want a good grade

One of the best professors I've ever had. He truly cares whether you pass or fail and takes time to ask questions to make sure you completely understand the material. Definitely recommend.

Great and nice professor. His lectures are structured and clear. He makes things easier to understand. Really care about his students when teaching. Homework after class is reasonable and related to his class contant. Listen to the class, and you will get a good grade. If possible, I would like to take his other classes!

Extremely difficult following lecture sometimes, but Das was a solid professor. Exams can be tricky, but he tells you what will be on them (for the most part). Don't underestimate reading material in the book. In hindsight, I regret listening to other students who claimed he barely utilizes text material on exams (he definitely does).

Professor Sid Das is a great professor. He is very caring and slowly goes over things. He will do his best to explain it to you if you do not get it. He uses the textbook a lot to draw examples from. His exams come from his homework assignments are very similar to them. Take him!

He truly knows his stuff and takes the time to teach the material. He gives out formula sheets and doesn't put tricky questions in the exams. If you study and take the class seriously he will help you and you will learn about OM. He responds quickly to emails and he understands it's not the most fun subject so he makes it interesting. he's awesome!

Prof. Das is simply an amazing professor I ever know. I did not remember what I learned in OM 210 or 301, but I have learned everything about OM in 456 (quality management). If you are the type of student who wants to learn and get good grade, this is the best class of OM to take. Prof. Das is very helpful if you pay attention and come to class.

Prof. Das is a great educator. He makes the learning process engaging, better promoting the learning process. If you actually give the class an honest effort, there is no reason why you shouldn't get an A.

Prof Das is honestly a trip. He messes w your head- u thnk ur gna fail. He sees if ur a hard wrker particip grade helps. Talk to him b4 during&aftr cls. If u want an easy A&to skip class, stay away. If u rn't shy to speak up in cls & are committed to nvr missing class, u will not get lower than an A-. Dnt buy book, take a pic of hw probs & tk NOTES

If you're an MBA reading this don't be too concerned with Uncle Das. Just remember the diamonds and pearls and you'll be okay.

Professor Das knows his stuff and really wants everyone to succeed. The class itself can be very boring bc its OM. If you put in some effort to this class, there is no reason to not get higher than a B.

People who got anything lower than a B do not put any effort in whatsoever. He's a good professor, clear grading criteria, but can be a tough grader on the group project (pick a good group). Curved the midterm 5 points (helped a lot) and online final (hard). Show up, do the hw and take good notes. Boring class but easy as ISOM elective.

Professor Das has an effective teaching methodology. His expectations were clear. The subject is difficult to learn; spend many hours to learn materials including watching YouTube videos will pay off at the end. Overall, Professor Das is successful.

Go. To. Class. That's all I have to say. If you go to this class and do the easy homeworks you will get an A. He gives pop quizes and takes attendance when there's a low amount of attendance to reward those who are there. Learns your name. All the tests are open note and are on the computer in class. He only uses the textbook for homework questions

Great experience with Prof. Das. You need to show up to class, especially if you have trouble with stats/excel. He does a great job at explaining the stats section. Gave lots of extra credit. Final was only based on the last chapter. Summary : Show up to class, ask questions, do the weekly HW (takes 15 mins tops), and you'll be fine.

Clear grading criteria and expectation for the course. Professor Das explains the materials really well so be sure to attend the online sessions or watch the recording. Lecture modules and videos were also very helpful so be sure to watch them all. Getting an A is completely feasible but be prepared to put in a lot of hours towards studying.

Professor was funny and caring. He truly wants students to learn and pass. My mistake was not preparing for the first exam and relying on the final but with enough studying and attending class for the 'minor assignment' points helped a lot. Definitely would take again!

Professor Das is awesome and caring with his students. He doesn't teach or speak in his classes. He gives you PowerPoint slides for you to review for upcoming quizzes and tests. Some questions from the quizzes and tests are from the PowerPoints and quizlet. Definitely take him either online or in person!!!

Best class ever with thia professor. I was late and forgot to post. Definitely take him again.

Although this was an asynchronous course, Professor Das held office hours two days a week for students who needed assistance. This is not an easy A class. Students definitely need to put in effort. Resources are made available for students do well.

Great online class! Lectures are straightforward and help prepare you for the assignment every week. They also provide online sessions/videos/additional resources that helped filled in the gaps of understanding. Took about 2-4 hours of time per week

I took Professor Das for OSCM 303 and he is easily one of the best teachers in the business area for GMU. The course has 8 homeworks and 2 tests which account for 100 percent of the grading criteria, but if you show up to lecture and pay attention you will breeze by this class. He is knowledgeable and teaches in a funny way. Take his class

It was pretty easy, and a lot of time between homework. they were on Pearson and pretty light u just use the help me solve this and it shows u the steps for the most part. they do take a little bit, but the midterm and final are on blackboard with 3 hour time limit, so it is very do able.

Very easy prof. 1 Pearson hw every 2 weeks, midterm+final on Bb. Lectures are fine, he explains problems well but very uptight ab phones and talking in class. There is some math, but very basic, learn the formulas and you'll be fine. Exams are pretty easy and non-stressful. 1/2 concepts 1/2 math, all mult choice. Could be taken online prolly tho.

I bombed the midterm, C-, but aced the last exam, A, and received a 100% on homework. The first exam is more comprehension while the last exam is more math related. To make your life easier, use excel on every exam. Additionally, his office hours are very helpful. There's really no excuse to fail this class, Professor Sid is very straightforward.

Take this class online, it's very easy. total of 8 homeworks, lowest 1 dropped. Two exams and that's all the grading in the class. Very straightforward. Just do the homeworks and you're good.

He makes this the easiest 303 class you can take. I barely showed up to class but had with an A all semester. Only 8 HW assignments & 2 exams. Exams are take-home, no lockdown.... If you do choose to go to his lectures, he is pretty funny with his dad jokes. SID FOR THE WIN!!!

2 tests worth 60% and 8 homework worth 40%, tests are open note, open book (sometimes he forgets to add relevant information to exams so you will need the homeworks). He noticed that students stopped coming to class so he took attendance which only added 1 point to my Homework grade after he dropped a Homework because people kept forgetting.

This class is pretty straightforward if you stay on top of the work. Definitely use resources like Unstuck study and the free textbook to get through the math-heavy content. Just do the homeworks and you'll be golden.

Dr Das is a overall good professor and despite maybe him being a little hard to hear, if following along in class and completing the homework and case study's on time, you will be just fine. Best syllabus setup!(Homework, case study, take home final) Come to class, follow along with the lecture and what he's showing in excel, turn it in. Simple

I took Das for MBA intro stats & was worried at first. Lectures felt rushed and sometimes were confusing. But you'll find he will walk through any questions in office hours and will solve multiple examples to ensure you understand. He doesn't do freebies/extra credit but I believe his class is what you make it and he's there to help where he can.