Impart her knowledge very well. Her explanations are clear. she wants you to understand the concepts. She's patient.

She knows what she is talking about and is very helpful and patient, but she is not that interesting. Hard to stay awake in class. Her tests aren't too bad and there isn't much homework.

boring, but pretty easy. she knows what she is talking about. tries her best to get some life out of her class but is always unsuccessful. always willing to review concepts and help students. not much hw. grades on time. exams arent to bad. overall a very good professor! very dedicated

She is clear and easy. She provides thorough review sheets for her midterm and final, and both of these exams are easy. The homework was simple and easy, and she understands that her students all have lives. Take her for an easy A. Oh yeah, she is FINE!!!

She is great and you really have to be retarded if you don't get an A in her class because she can't make it any easier for you. There is a midterm and a final. She provides students with a review sheet - everything that is on the review sheet WILL BE on the tests. She is nice, helpful, and knows her stuff well. Take her for an easy A.

She is easy, and helpful. But the class is so so so so so bored. Don't need to buy the textbook, need to go to class. 2 HW and 1 extra credit HW, have midterm and final

She was great. Nice, understanding and helpful. It is impossible to not get an A in this course. On top of all that she is really attractive! Meow.

Hottest professor in Hunter. Oh, how was she as a teacher? Um, ok I guess :) Actually, you pretty much work on your own in this class. Pretty easy overall. I thought she was a little unfair to some students at times though. No big deal

Hands down the hottest teacher that I've ever had. I mean wow, jesus christ. Anyway, shes a good teacher, and the powerpoints she makes available are pretty clear. She does her best to explain the material to us and make the best of a boring class. Tests aren't difficult if you study and code outside of class so you know the information well.

One of the better csci professors at Hunter. This was second time taking 235 & I got an A with her. She breaks the content down so you can actually learn it. Projects were really fair. Exams were moderately challenging but they're based on class content/projects. Show up to class, lectures are pretty helpful. Overall, she makes it easy to do well.

She is a very funny professor who also understands the topics very well. The powerpoint presentations are very good and available online. The grade is based on two exams and 5 projects (lowest one dropped). She will also drop the midterm if you do very well on the final. Take her if you want a very funny professor.

She's honestly one of the real gems in the Hunter CS department. She makes the material REALLY easy to understand and her exams are basically her slides and the projects( which are fair). Read her slides and DO the project on YOUR OWN or look them over for the exam. She has class assignments which are easy 5%. Would take her again in a heartbeat.

Amazing professor. Clear about everything, her slides are great, the only hw are 5 projects which makes you understand the material better. Midterm and Final are fair. Listen in class, do the projects, and you'll do great. Wish she could teach all CS classes.

This is not an easy class. The projects are really challenging. If i did better on them I would have gotten an A. Make sure you start the projects the day she assigns them because a week seems like a long time until you get stuck. She gives you everything you need to do well though, I'd definitely take her again!

She's great. Really friendly and fun. She strives to make her lectures engaging and interesting to students while also being clear and concise about the material. Honestly the best professor for software analysis and design and I highly recommend her.

A wonderful instructor. I had her for the honors recitation. There were only eight students, so she was able to provide a lot of individual attention. Very understanding, respectful, and smart. She increased my interest in CS. Take her if you can.

Tiziana is one of the true gems of the CSCI Department at Hunter. She has her PhD in Comp Sci and it shows. 10 projects due weekly, one midterm, and the final. Her slides are clear but if you skip class, you'll likely be lost. I actually learned how to think critically about Data Structures and thats what's important for this class.

Prof Ligorio was very lenient when it came to projects and tests. She almost always gave extensions for the projects despite having a week or two to complete it. On top of extra credit questions on exams, she gave excellent curves. Her class is definitely not easy if you slack or fall behind on material.

Professor Ligorio is very kind and will always be happy to help you! However, I felt that the amount of assignments was brutal; she will give homework assignments to complete everyday of the week along with weekly quizzes, etc. I dropped because I had difficulty managing my time, so I recommend taking this class if you have a part-time schedule!

Tiziana makes 235 easy to understand and the exams are pretty easy, just sometimes you might make a few minor mistakes. She explains the lectures very efficiently and will answer any questions you have.

She's very clear and takes it one at a time. Which is good, but I was expecting a bit more of a difficult class. Her tests are not too difficult in the sense as long as you understand all the topics she covered, but they are long so you need to really manage your time wisely. Other than that, she is willing to help. But don't disrespect her.

Her class is a lot of work and it can be confusing in the beginning with all the assignments but you get use to it. The prof is nice. This class can be really hard so you may want to attend the lab reviews with the TAs.

If your actually interested in CS, this class shouldn't be difficult. You get 5 programming assignments per week and have a weekly quiz. As long as you pay attention and do the labs, you should be good. If your struggling on a topic, TA's are always there to help or you could try using the text book.

Alright so online classes aren't exactly for everyone during these circumstances. However, before taking this class, you might want to have some type of programming knowledge. Lectures were a bit rushed and certain topics were not explained, but that was okay for me. Lecture quizzes and lab quizzes every week along with 5 programming assignments.

Although this class is intended for begninners, I personally felt that there was too much material. We had to learn 4 languages: python, C++, UNIX, & MIPS. It will be challenging without any prior coding experience. However, there are plenty of opportunities to review concepts from lab reviews & drop in tutoring. The TAs really carried this course

Doing well in CS matters more on the student's part than the teacher's, but ligorio is pretty good with guiding you along as well. Sure there was a decent amount of work outside of the lectures, but you got TA's, her email, google, and labs to help you out. I thought her class was really manageable, especially if you focus on learning the homework.

Extremely structured class which I liked. 5 weekly programming assignments, lab quizzes, lecture quizzes during lecture that count for your participation, and quick lecture preview quizzes that you can retake which are due before class. Final counts for A LOT of your grade. She responds to email quick.

Cmon, she isn't THAT bad. Sure, the course itself doesn't have the best structure, but she wasn't even the one who built the course. She actually explained concepts really well in the lectures, and she curves the final grade a bit. For a filter class, I honestly expected it to be harder. I think she's a good teacher, but the course needs some work.

Although this class was really structured and had many things throughout the semester. I didnt find her lectures to be too bad. Im a new comp sci student and have no experience and feel like Ive learned a lot through her lectures and through the labs. Comp sci itself is mainly self taught. Sometimes she runs out of time tho in lectures.

To be honest much of the material was stuff that was easily explained through reading the free textbook or the weekly labs. Don't sign up for this class and expect to NOT have to study lmao its an intro to CS class. Besides that I have really no complaints from her, its material that you HAVE to learn on your free time anyway.

Pretty easy class if you put your time into it. There are weekly quizzes that take place in the lab along with code reviews. If you pay attention during her lectures, it's an easy A. She is not half bad, people are unnecessarily complaining.

The course info is online, just google it. I didn't have experience with coding before & was worried about reviews here but final was not bad. She allows 8.5x11 paper with notes back & front to take with you on exam. I took the physical final exam, so don't know about the online finals. You have access to prev exams so just study those for final.

Prof. Ligorio is a good professor, anyone telling you otherwise hasn't taken many CS courses.

Clear explanations, approachable, and knowledgeable. CS 127 is structured in a way that might feel challenging for some - because of the amount of assignments and the need to schedule quizzes and code reviews, but if you do all of the work you'll do just fine and even learn. Requires independence but help is available when needed. Cool class.

Most of the people here in these did not take many CS courses at Hunter yet and it shows. Compared to most of the other professors in the department shes really good.

The professor herself is pretty good.The structure of the class however is a nightmare.If you fail the final you fail the class so there's that. Has a lot going on with daily hw assignments, weekly quizzes, and bi-weekly code reviews. Most end up self teaching as it gets rather tricky very quick.

I took her class Fall 2021, and have never taken or studied CS before. The class is very structured, and it's important to follow that structure and not fall behind. Getting help is VERY accessible and the TA's were very nice. It's a rigorous class with a lot going on and can feel overwhelming. For the final study using the past exams they provide.

I like Prof. Ligorio, she is very clear about lecture material and about what should be on the homework, which makes it easy. However, it can be difficult if you don't understand the material or leave assignments for the last minute as tutoring gets packed.

Ligorio's lectures were very clear to understand and she walked through a lot of examples using visuals which is helpful. Start the projects asap tho, they aren't super difficult as long as you start early and work on them. She's a solid prof for 235, highly recommend.

I actually enjoyed this course, and I disagree w/ whoever compared her to Tong Yi... Clear grading criteria, tutoring, online discussion, fun lectures & lecture slides contain ideas for projects, office hours, responds to emails. This is a hard (abstract) class, it has difficult topics. Project specifications/autograder could be better, however.

Prof. ligorio was one of the best in the dept, way better than the other cs professors I've had so far. Lectures were engaging and I understood the material pretty well from her explaining it. Tutoring was such a big help for projects! 100% take her for 235, everything was very clear and manageable to do if you start early. Idk who rated her a 1.

Easy class, just show pay attention, dont use chatgpt, you wont learn

Not as difficult as a lot of people say, her lectures are super easy to understand and all of her slides are posted online. TAs and tutoring are often your best friend with the homework assignments, and she lets you have cheat sheets for exams.

She is very organized, she has her own slides she posts online, lots of resources. Projects are hard enough and most of the grade is based on projects. Best CS professor I had so far.

Her Lecture is the best lecture I have so far. They always clear and helpful and easy to understand. She used a lot of demonstrate picture to help in explaining stuffs and concepts easier for students to understand unlike other professors and just put a bunch of words. If you go to her lecture everything will be easy. Highly recommend taking her.

Great teacher and great class. If you approach 235 with an inquisitive mind, you will surely leave far more competent than when you started. She not only explains concepts well, but she instills professionalism within students through projects (timeliness, testing, documentation). Adopt a learning mindset and you will not regret taking this class!

Professor Ligorio genuinely may be the best lecturer in all of Hunter College as her slides are some of the best along with being able to explain all of them clearly. There were a lot of projects, but I found this to be one of the most helpful parts of the class; it allowed for a lot of hands-on learning and made getting a good grade much easier.

It's a difficult class without a background in CS, there's no way around that. However, if you attend the lectures (which she made for-credit because most don't attend), you will learn! She offers office hours after every class and tutoring online and in-person every weekday. If you actually seek help/information, she makes it easily accessible!

Professor Ligorio is genuinely one of the best professors in the computer science department. Her lectures are well-structured, and her grading criteria is very clear. She provides plenty of resources for learning the material outside of her lectures, and all of her slides are also available online in case you do miss a lecture.

Great lecturer

Really good professor and kind. The workload is not too bad as long as you're on top of it!

She teaches complicated material well, and her slides during the lecture really help you visualize abstract concepts. I enjoyed her lectures!

She's such a nice person! The homeworks are longer than the assignments from 135, but you learn a lot by going to the classes. Expect to spend more time working on the projects.

Prof Ligorio has the best slides out of any CS professors in hunter. She is super well explained and thorough and for the most part, her exams don't really come at any surprise. What a light in the CS department!!!

Genuinely wants students to do well, explains well in lectures and gives extra credit for doing tech prep.

Professor Ligorio is one of the best professors in the CS department. She's very smart, kind and has a great personality. She got her PhD here at Hunter and she knows her material. If you attend her lectures, she explains concepts very clearly and makes them very fun. She also interacts with students and encourages them to do well. I love her :)

Her slides are detailed and helps visualize abstract data structures, and explains sample code or theory. i learn a lot just by following the lectures, and that plus the projects made me more confident in solving new problems on the spot. The projects have lots of extra resources and steps you through solving it, some of it takes thinking though

i love ligorio. one of the best at hunter. her lectures are very good however her projects were filled with errors and confusing instructions/format. Attendance isn't required but I recommend going because her slides without the lecture can be kind of confusing. i still dont get the hate she gets on here.

While the lectures can be dry, Prof. Ligorio genuinely cares about students' success. The workload is manageable if you stay on top of it. I found Unstuckstudy and the free textbook really helpful for exam prep.

It was a pretty fun class. You work on a group project for the whole semester and one ethics assignment. Every week, you also have weekly team reports on the progress of your project. My only complaint is that I wish we had fewer lectures in the beginning and spent more time on the project. Sometimes, the work was a lot, but became more manageable.