ENFP415 | PlanetTerp

Information	Review
Paul Anderson ENFP415 Expecting an A Anonymous 08/28/2023	Paul is so kind during office hours and really generous with explaining the concepts and talking through questions and problems. He's an engaging lecturer and really likes the course content which makes him great to learn from!
Paul Anderson ENFP415 Expecting an A Anonymous 08/28/2023	Paul is the goat, he brings a lot of energy to the lectures that engages you and helps you learn. Assignments are fair and he takes a class that previous generations feared into one of the best ENFP classes taught.
Peter Sunderland ENFP415 Expecting a C Anonymous 12/11/2007	The homework had nothing to do with the course. There would usually be about four problems where you had to derive equations. These problems had nothing to do with what was taught in class or the exams. Peter enjoys math theory, but it doesn't have anything to do with our course. The homework was impossible unless you sat in his office and basically had him walk you through it. The only students that did well sat in his office for 2-3 hours and then the other members of the group would copy from each other. There was complete separation between the book and what was taught in class. Peter would give many equations during lectures that weren't in the book. The book itself was terrible.

Paul Anderson
ENFP415

Expecting an A
Anonymous
08/28/2023

Paul is so kind during office hours and really generous with explaining the concepts and talking through questions and problems. He's an engaging lecturer and really likes the course content which makes him great to learn from!

Paul Anderson
ENFP415

Expecting an A
Anonymous
08/28/2023

Paul is the goat, he brings a lot of energy to the lectures that engages you and helps you learn. Assignments are fair and he takes a class that previous generations feared into one of the best ENFP classes taught.

Peter Sunderland
ENFP415

Expecting a C
Anonymous
12/11/2007

The homework had nothing to do with the course. There would usually be about four problems where you had to derive equations. These problems had nothing to do with what was taught in class or the exams. Peter enjoys math theory, but it doesn't have anything to do with our course. The homework was impossible unless you sat in his office and basically had him walk you through it. The only students that did well sat in his office for 2-3 hours and then the other members of the group would copy from each other. There was complete separation between the book and what was taught in class. Peter would give many equations during lectures that weren't in the book. The book itself was terrible.

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