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William Levine
ENEE467 Expecting an A Anonymous 01/22/2023 |
His lectures were not very engaging, and the course assignments were kind of rough around the edges (since this was the first semester the class was taught), but generally Prof. Levine is a nice guy, very helpful, and I ended up learning a lot from the labs in this class. |
William Levine
ENEE461 Expecting a B+ soheikitsune 05/10/2015 |
Not very fair as a grader. I lost a lot of points on lab reports for not including graphs that were not explicitly asked for in the lab manual, and they were not obviously supposed to be included. As a professor he's alright, but I learned a lot more from simply doing the labs and asking the lab tech Jay Renner for explanations. The labs are challenging and interesting, but the reports should absolutely be more explicit on what they want from you in the first place. |
William Levine
ENEE661 amercado 10/11/2014 |
Along with Blankenship, the only other prof who teaches from the engineering perspective (as opposed to the applied math perspective). Clear lectures; strongly encourages you to ask questions in class (never makes you feel like a doofus for asking anything). No nasty surprises on the exams. |
William Levine
ENME461 Expecting an A Anonymous 12/21/2013 |
Great professor. You will learn a lot if you attend lectures (which are sort of optional because all the stuff that you need to know for labs is in lab assignments). Labs are interesting and are not difficult. You will learn how to use Simulink (which is part of Matlab). |