He was such as wonderful student that we had in our group. He wasn\'t a professor, however, helped our group to get the best mark in over all.

shows sensitivity to our needs

Summer class. Class notes available online, text not overly used. Group paper, indivdual paper, midterm and final. Questions not posted soon enough for papers, some due before material covered in class. Midterm was hard and was curved. The final was more reasonable. Both exams were understanding and using concepts, not what the basic concept was.

a little bit too cold faced to teach

Agnes was one of the best and most professional teachers I\'ve had. She\'s demanding and strict but quality far exceeds quantity. I\'ve been to two other Toronto area colleges since graduating from Seneca and there\'s just one word that describes the teachers from those other colleges: unprofessional. They could learn a lot from Agnes.

solid prof, I strongly recommend taking a class from him

I didn\'t learn anything from going to class. There were 17 chapters to cover and he maybe went over 3 in class. Mostly he rambled on about his life experiences. So basically study and learn on your own. Exams however were really easy and the paper was marked super easy.

Worst Prof I have ever had at the University of Regina. Avoid her! She took months to get marks back, the final was rediculous and she constantly made excuses for her terrible organization.

I enjoyed his class. You have to attend in order to do well. He goes through material fast but you can just ask him to slow down and he will. He\'s very accommodating to students. Buy him a beer and he\'ll love you! Hilarious guy!

He's knowledgeable, but could try to spice things up a little. He gives 4 "pop" quizes, but you can tell or he'll tell you when but they're quite difficult. You must pay attention to the details in his class and you'll do well. Overall, he's a solid teacher, I'd recommend him. (I did poorly on all his quizes but pulled off B overall with the final)