Only professor that teaches 15A. She tries her best to teach despite her accent. Lectures are just explanations of her ppts found online. Exams are straightforward but might have curveball circuit questions that might be tricky

I liked her class a lot. Sure, lecture was boring, but the information is useful. She tells you all of the topics that will be on the tests, so it is relatively easy to study for them. An odd thing about the class is that the homework/quizzes are due/done 2 weeks after the topic is covered. Make sure you look over slides before the section quiz.

Marek-Sadowska has a thick accent but after a few lectures you get used to it. She's very personable and is visibly tickled when students show engagement with the material. The material is fairly abstract but she does a good job of preparing you for future courses that will build upon it. I really liked her.

Definitely a tough class. She has a heavy accent so you don't always know what exactly she said. If you look over her lecture slides (which she does not actually use in class) beforehand it helps. If you understand the homework you can do well on the midterms, but the final is much more difficult.

She's really hard to hear and understand but she tries really hard. She's willing to explain things over and over again until you get it. Don't be afraid to raise your hand and clarify something. She's really friendly in office hours, highly recommend them if you're still confused. This was one of my favorite classes in terms of material.

Hard to understand in lecture. Makes mistakes that can sometimes ruin an entire lecture. All lecture slides are posted online but are hard to follow if you skip lecture. Homework problems are ridiculously long and difficult. Tests were not too bad, but some problems took way too much time. Study past exams to do well. Barely any curve.