Instructs the lab TA's to grade lab notes like reports, so grades take a bit of a hit if you aren't thorough. Prof. Fygenson is very helpful though, and wants students to succeed. She is accessible and accommodating.

Prof Dogic is a really nice guy! His lectures can sometimes be a little confusing but if you supplement his lectures with the textbook youll be fine. He rips example questions from the textbook for his exams and because I practiced extensively from them I found his exams to be not that bad. Hes a super funny guy during office hours too

This was his first time teaching this class and it showed. He is clearly meant to be a research professor and not a lecturer. Doesn't know how to convey information to normal students. Homework much harder than tests. Tests would vary from really easy to really hard because he couldn't gage his classes intelligence.

Don't take Fygenson's Phys 3L and 4L! It is only for physics major, but as a physics major student, I still don't recommend you to take her lab, because the name of the course is still 3L/4L, but it is much. harder than regular 3L/4L. Get ready for this 1 unit class become your nightmare if you will take her 3L/4L, not as 25L has a different name.

I'm not sure if it was because it was my first time taking physics, but I struggled a lot with the class. Dogic was often awkward/stand-off ish and didn't really know how to balance the lecture between the board and on the screen. He often revealed the answers to his mini quizzes on accident (not graded) and got frustrated when asked questions.

Sweet but doesn't know what he's doing in terms of teaching. Took him his first quarter teaching here. He gave us a practice final only after people asked him to make one and pretty sure the questions all came from random WS he saw online. Final was lowkey jokes and somehow got an A without ever going to lecture. Just study sapling and book!!

He is such a kindhearted professor but its his accent and inability to communicate and talk clearly that makes it hard to follow. You are best to read the textbook because he clearly doesn't speak English like other professors do

This class made my switch majors. It was his first time teaching and this class was so hard to understand because of his thick accent. He knows what he is teaching but he went too fast and was hard to understand.

It's very obvious that Dogic is actively trying to improve his teaching abilities. It's clear he cares about his students, and he tries his best to teach well. There was a fair amount of HW that was much more difficult than the exams (which were very fair). Dogic is also very approachable outside of class. Solid choice for Physics 6 series.

I heard many bad comments before taking this class. I think he has improved a lot, like using PPT. He cares students a lot, and he would like to explain concepts and problems. He is also approachable during OH.

He cares so much about improvement he reads all of these comments. Very sweet guy who just wants students to do well; makes sure curve is fair. Sometimes makes mistakes and does have a thick accent but what can you do. Homework questions are difficult, tests are easy. If you wanna do well, don't chegg.

Great Teacher. Exam not hard

Dogic is just so nice and so adorable! Homework might be a bit tough sometimes, but dont worry! His tests are all super easy. I also love his lectures, he always do some really funny experiments in class. Had a good time enjoying physics in his class, even though its not even for my major. Definitely get him if possible!!

I had him for his second year teaching and he fully knows he messed up last year. He's definitely been actively trying to improve. He's a sweetheart and he will ALWAYS answer your questions and make sure you understand. Office hours are great but you also have to put in a lot of work learning the material yourself. It's all about practice.

Very sweet guy who really does want you to learn. If you've taken physics in HS, you will BREEZE through 6A. If not, it can be a little tough because he moves fast and a most people have done it before, but it's doable. He is one of the rare ones who cares about his students even though he is invested in his research. Don't bother getting the book.

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Glad I learned imageJ. Its helped me so much.....

Very long and unclear instructions in labs. Never there.

Dogic is one of the worst professors ever (he is new). He has zero teaching skills and his lectures are messy and disorganized. Chicken scratch handwriting and not a great lecturer. Go to CLAS, self study, and watch videos because you will not understand anything. The test is pretty easy though compared to others. He himself is super nice though.

Not sure if DOGIC will teach 6 series or any other physics class; nonetheless, here are my thoughts. Physics 6 can be a difficult course and to do well a lot has to be done independently regardless of the professor. Doigc did a good job of teaching and making the material clear and was very accessible outside of class considering his research.

The homework is very challenging, but you learn a lot from it for his exams. Dogic can be confusing during lecture at times, so it's important to pay close attention. It's not an easy class, but doable. This was his first year teaching at UCSB so I think he's still learning how to teach at such a big public school.

Has zero teaching skill and is highly unpredictable with curving. Midterm averages were the lowest I've ever seen, and thats WITH open textbooks and a note sheet. Do yourself a favor and find another teacher, even if it means holding off on taking this course for a quarter

Really great guy. Homework is a lot harder than test material and all questions for homework are on Chegg. Doesn't use lecture slides but posts the notes for each chapter. Tries really hard to help his students in office hours. I loved the class. Funny professor and if you pay attention you'll do well in the class.

Dogic is an amazing person, but not a great professor. Homework is impossible without chegg. Average for our first midterm exam was a 57. No powerpoint slides. Teaches strictly off the chalkboard.