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OVERKILL! If you don't undrstnd the lesson by the end of class, you're an idiot

hmmm.. I liked him. Not sure why

He gets the points across..............

He makes a lot of mistakes in class, but prepares good labs and such.

monotone kermit-the-frog.

Repeats lessons over and over. (not necessarily a bad thing) Knows java

Very Good, repeats things incase you didn't get it the third time, Diet Coke&#63

Good prof, but for the love of god to many revisions to the assignment

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His assignments are useful, but the lecture is boring. Anyway, a good prof.

Seems to know alot about graphics. Very nice fellow.

Lectures were helpful. Tests are easy

Excellent prof...knows when u dont understand and repeats himself 'til u get it.

At least the guy knows what he's saying and understands that half the class is Java Certified while the other half is actually trying to learn programming they haven't holed up in their rooms thru puberty trying it and let's them learn too!(nick Cage!)

Good Teacher

T-MAC! Knows what he's talking about, but subjects themselves are boring. If you don't like him, don't pay attention. He doesn't seem to care, which is good.

or learn it from the book...

Nice guy but killer exams. He gotta relax with the details.

HARD COURSE !!! He explains fine, but if you do not go to lectures, he will have you write a little version of Quake. Man, we are not ID Software !!!!

Don't listen to he last guy, the assignments are wicked and not too hard, this is one of the best prof's Ryerson has to offer, and he only teaches a few courses. He might be slightly dry, but he organized and I can follow his lectures easily.

Wow man, this guy is serious! Wanted Doom 4 for his assignments! You WILL have to work hard in his courses!

This course is hard, but if you like math - take it. McInerney is OK but demands a lot. And he really wanted some Quake/Doom 3 engine for the 2nd assignment. So think twice before enrolling 8)).

You will need to work REALLY HARD to pass the course. Most of the time you will study math but it is no surprise since math is the foundation of computer graphics. Tim is actually a good prof. He demands alot from you but he is willing to help. Go to the lectures, study his notes (which he posted on the Blackboard) and you will be ok.

"All in all, a good professor"

Awesome course with interesting assignments. Take this course if you have any interest in gaming or graphics. Assignments can be challenging if you don't program often. However, the exams are easy as the material is taken straight from the lectures.

Great professor. He repeats alot of material, but i find this a plus because he makes all the topics crystal clear, easy to learn if you go to his lectures. Hes also a really nice guy and tells good stories.

This prof is amazing man, dude is dope, u gotta go to his lectures. . .just listening to him makes u understand the stuff and u dont need anything else!! and he gives invaluable advice!! not just about the subject but about life. He says things that u cannot learn from books...he shares life experience and everything he says comes true!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Really good professor,i have ever seen.

*He is extremely helpful. *His assignments are a bit challenging *Review his programming examples and you will ace your final test. *He is nice... he talks about life and teaches you valuable lessons about it...

If you are an idiot who can't handle their coffee and need to chatter mindlessly during class, don't bother attending. very good overall.

Explains concepts well, should not allow chatty students to stay in class...

Great prof !! Don't listen to all the negative remarks, I barely knew how to code in java when I took this class. I became a pro quite quickly thanks to his assignments and explanations. He is also very helpful when you make appointments to see him! Love this guy !! can't wait to take Computer graphics with him!

Tim is a really cool Prof. Lectures are fun. the marking scheme is quite fair as the exam is only 30%. Assignments can be long though but he is available for help. The course does have a lot of material to cover so the tests do required a bit of memory work. if you study the minimum on regular basis, you should get an A.

He tries to be funny at times but it's not really working. At least he knows what he's talking about. I felt cheated on because he said the exam covers every single chapter and since I only had little time to study I spent most of my time practising the last few chapters but then the exam only covered the materials from the midterms...

He's really amazing. He really wants you to learn stuff, and respects and appreciates your curiosity, whether beyond the course material or not. His lecture materials are focused, comprehensive and more importantly applicable in future interests.

His slides are a short version of the textbook, however he can clearly convey concepts and ideas to the class. The information he mentions verbally explains a lot of what is on the board so make sure to also take notes on what he says instead of only the slides.

A pretty chill dude. He likes to get feedback from the class on how he teaches and really gets involved. The labs were a bit tough but he was open to suggestions on how to change them. The final project was alone or in a group and was a ton of fun. Lots of work though. This class should be your focus in the semester if you take it.

Top tier prof i come to a 1 hour class on friday just to see him and have a good time with his jokes

Great prof. He's very friendly, understands the students and wants to help. His lectures can get boring only because he goes over so many examples (which can be a good thing, because it means he's trying to make sure people understand). He's also pretty funny/entertaining (or at least tries to be) in his lectures. Kind of disorganized though.

He is a fantastic professor, he explains everything thoroughly, as a matter of fact, if you just attend the lectures you should be able to get an easy A+. He goes over a lot of examples. However, I didn't like our first midterm at all, although, I was 100% prepared. Plus, I found him really funny and nice. Also he's always there to help students.

His dad jokes make the class bearable and his pop culture references are incredible. Such a kind and understanding prof in office hours, 10/10 would take again.

Funny guy, ask him about his brother he will get salty because he makes more money than him. His brother is CEO and makes over 600k a year.

Tim is the GOAT, His labs and assignments make you learn while coding. His final exam was quite hard, but I'm sure he curved the marks. I would take any course with Tim because he truly cares for his students and I love his dad jokes. Also, he has a brother that makes more money than him and he often gets jealous which is hilarious. overall

His lectures are really thorough. It was often boring, but the repetitiveness was useful for difficult concepts. I really appreciated the repetitiveness. The labs are easy marks, the assignments aren't too difficult. The midterm and especially the final exam are difficult, but the prof's fair and gives part marks even if your code doesn't work.

Give your best to practice labs here. McInerney is a wonderful professor that graded fairly, even if your code didn't work. Final exam was alright! Midterm was alright too. Assignments took some time, but they were fair. Really took a lot out of this course.

in depth lectures that really hammered in the material (he's even aware himself about how "repetitive" it might seem) - you can always just read ahead in textbook material and the projects/exams followed closely with weekly lab questions and textbook questions

Is great during lectures, keeps material light and fun. The course can be hard for beginner coders but he makes sure to review concepts thoroughly to make the course more manageable.

I would recommend taking this course with Tim. He's very helpful and understanding. When learning a new skill, it's important to have a prof with a good attitude. He can still understand why new programmers find things difficult. Do the lab questions to prepare for the midterm and finals. Go to his office hours if you feel lost!

Great professor. Has very good slides which go into thorough detail. Answers emails outside of class quite quickly and also helps students with any problems/questions they have. Funny guy as well. The midterm and final exams are easy if you do the labs and read and understand the slides. I recommend everyone taking cps209 to take Tim Mcinerney.

He is very enthusiastic and funny. His lecture slides were great and he was willing to answer questions.

i found lectures to be very useful if you want to pass the course. he also records and posts these lectures online but smtimes they have tech issues. overall his class was really helpful and i was able to pass very well. weekly labs are similar to the midterm and final.

Very fortunate to have taken OOP with Professor Mclnerney, incredible professor that explains OOP, memory and Java extremely well. Also very insightful comments about life, careers and the technology industry. Explains fundamentals behind OOP and the structure very clearly. He brings a welcoming environment to learn Java for any level student.

Tim is a treat for any student who takes his class. He truly cares and goes above and beyond for students. Attend his lectures and you'll learn more than just the course material, you'll learn what it means to create software. Note: Java is taught in this course and is a big learning curve for beginners, make sure to practice and don't cheat.

Long story short, You won't be able to find any better cs prof, believe me. He is amazing at explaining and he really knows how to teach. And yes he makes lot of jokes that he only laughs at ! SO much love to this goat.

Super genuine and amazing professor, definitely go to office hours for extra help! Sometimes the lecture can be a little dry, but the labs and assignments are interesting.

Took cps209 and cps511 with Tim and I can't recommend him enough. Try to take a course with him before he retires! He is very passionate about graphics and wants you to truly learn. He updates his slides all the time, unlike other profs. Never late, never cancels. His tests are application based, so make sure that you learn the subjects well.

Interesting course and he is pretty passionate about computer graphics. Tim makes the math very light in this course, so you don't need to remember much about MTH108 to do well. He has a course discord server for students to ask questions so he's very accessible. The weighting distribution is pretty fair but he changed it two assignments this year.