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Ramalingam Chellappa
ENEE633 baicaibaicai 01/06/2016 |
B |
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Ramalingam Chellappa
ENEE324 Expecting a B sithcon 12/17/2009 |
This guy is serious. My gripe with him is that he is not a great teacher, but aside from that, his workload and exams will test the thoroughness of your understanding of the material and really make you push your limits. I got a B because I didn't really do too much for the class, but to get an A you need to be exemplary. It's good, imo, it forces you to become a more analytical thinker and challenges you to rise above your comfort zone. BS'ing homeworks and studying the day before the exam is not going to fly here. I would, honestly, highly recommend this professor, but BE READY FOR SOME WORK!!! |
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Ramalingam Chellappa
ENEE324 Anonymous 03/01/2009 |
This is just a horrible teacher but not a bad guy deal. He rushes through the material, never really takes any questions, and doesn't ever really involve the class. It's basically him just rushing through his lecture, in which he asks questions and answers them himself (though the questions really shouldn't be rhetorical). One blessing is that he lets you drop your lowest test grade, and the TAs are really helpful. He also lets you use a cheat sheet on the exam, but this is pretty worthless because every probability problem is different, and unless you get lucky enough to put an exact problem on your sheet that shows up on the exam, it won't help you at all. I thought the book was reasonably good for this class too, but it only helps so much. From things I've heard from other students in previous semesters, though, our problems were a lot harder than theirs. In brutal honesty, this is a class where you are going to either have to be born with the skill of probability or just do a shit ton of problems (over and above the homework) if you want an A. It's not a bad class, but the professor could definitely do more to involve students. |