Kevin seems like a nice enough guy, but his lectures are difficult to follow and, in my opinion, the assignments and quizzes are poorly structured - the assignments are difficult and time-consuming. In addition, the quizzes have cumulative marking and are generally based on assignment questions without taking up the assignments first, so if there was ever something you didn't understand, you lose marks on both. As a result, myself and some of my classmates have received our lowest-ever marks on some of his quizzes.
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Hsuan-Kuei Yeh
7 years ago
I need a better professor for this course. I can't follow his pace in class and his assignment is time-consuming.
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Owen Kim
7 years ago
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Seems like a well enough fellow. However I cannot say the same for the teaching at the moment. The content is made far more difficult than it should be due to an extremely fast pace alongside little to no explanation. He should not immediately start off with an application question when introducing a new concept. Additionally, the assignments take far to long to accomplish when compared to other assignments, and the lack of learning from his teaching style does not make anything easier. Finally, he seems to post questions on assignments that he flat out has not covered.
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Ji Hye Oh
7 years ago
I find that Kevin has not been very responsive to the constrictive feedback the class has given him and is inhibiting the class from the learning experience and quality of teaching that the students deserve.
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Kayoung Kim
7 years ago
The method of teaching is not helpful for me. The questions are vague and lectures are difficult to follow.
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Elizabeth Miller
7 years ago
The degree to which Professor Lamb's lectures are confounding to students is such that it would almost appear that he runs them with a malicious intent. While I know that this isn't the case, it should also be noted that the poor conveyance of information within an engineering course poses a risk, not only to the GPA and well-being of the class, but also to public safety, as the concepts from this course are expected to be fundamental to our careers moving forward.
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Hannah
7 years ago
Professor Lamb is trying but his lectures are very unorganized and confusing
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Matthew Boily
7 years ago
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In my opinion Kevin Lamb is not a good professor. He goes through content far too quickly, also he does not clearly explain his steps or work when going through problems leaving us confused as to where certain part of the solution came from. Since the meeting between the profs and the class reps took place I have noticed no changes in Kevin Lambs teaching style. I would like to add that his inability to teach in a way that is easy to understand to the majority of the class can be a large contributing factor to low final marks as content gets harder.
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Lakshay Verma
7 years ago
He's a nice guy, but I'm just not finding it easy to grasp concepts with the teaching styles. It is very fast, and a lot of concepts are breezed through. Hopefully a change of scenery will be beneficial.
Cheers,
Lakshay
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Jiaxuan Zhao
7 years ago
I wish Jordan Hamilton was with us...
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Michael Tong
7 years ago
If I am paying for my education, and which is ultimately a learning experience, I would very much appreciate it If learning could occur without it feeling like I'm scaling a cold, indifferent mountain.
Kevin seems like a nice enough guy, but his lectures are difficult to follow and, in my opinion, the assignments and quizzes are poorly structured - the assignments are difficult and time-consuming. In addition, the quizzes have cumulative marking and are generally based on assignment questions without taking up the assignments first, so if there was ever something you didn't understand, you lose marks on both. As a result, myself and some of my classmates have received our lowest-ever marks on some of his quizzes.
I need a better professor for this course. I can't follow his pace in class and his assignment is time-consuming.
Seems like a well enough fellow. However I cannot say the same for the teaching at the moment. The content is made far more difficult than it should be due to an extremely fast pace alongside little to no explanation. He should not immediately start off with an application question when introducing a new concept. Additionally, the assignments take far to long to accomplish when compared to other assignments, and the lack of learning from his teaching style does not make anything easier. Finally, he seems to post questions on assignments that he flat out has not covered.
I find that Kevin has not been very responsive to the constrictive feedback the class has given him and is inhibiting the class from the learning experience and quality of teaching that the students deserve.
The method of teaching is not helpful for me. The questions are vague and lectures are difficult to follow.
The degree to which Professor Lamb's lectures are confounding to students is such that it would almost appear that he runs them with a malicious intent. While I know that this isn't the case, it should also be noted that the poor conveyance of information within an engineering course poses a risk, not only to the GPA and well-being of the class, but also to public safety, as the concepts from this course are expected to be fundamental to our careers moving forward.
Professor Lamb is trying but his lectures are very unorganized and confusing
In my opinion Kevin Lamb is not a good professor. He goes through content far too quickly, also he does not clearly explain his steps or work when going through problems leaving us confused as to where certain part of the solution came from. Since the meeting between the profs and the class reps took place I have noticed no changes in Kevin Lambs teaching style. I would like to add that his inability to teach in a way that is easy to understand to the majority of the class can be a large contributing factor to low final marks as content gets harder.
He's a nice guy, but I'm just not finding it easy to grasp concepts with the teaching styles. It is very fast, and a lot of concepts are breezed through. Hopefully a change of scenery will be beneficial. Cheers, Lakshay
I wish Jordan Hamilton was with us...
If I am paying for my education, and which is ultimately a learning experience, I would very much appreciate it If learning could occur without it feeling like I'm scaling a cold, indifferent mountain.