He is a really nice teacher who seems to enjoy what he is lecturing about. Lectures could be a bit boring if he doesnt have the slides prepared before hand and can take a long time writing. Content isnt too hard once you understand what is going on. Most of the hw is given in his codes he gives to class. Online midterm and final

The majority of this class is a 1/5 in difficulty; the last week is a 5/5, and I did not procrastinate. I was actually ahead. Most of the hw and midterm is very easy, then all of a sudden for the last hw and the final he just goes crazy and makes it far, far harder than anything before in the class. Lectures are boring, and he is hard to hear.

Professor Gibou is a great professor who knows the material well and is always eager to help students as best he can. Class is very homework heavy with midterm and final projects, no exams. Material can be difficult depending on students' prior coding experience but if you work hard to understand it you will both do well and learn the material.

Gibou's not a great lecturer, but if you try hard, you can learn from him. That said, you don't really need to learn to pass this class. Tests were all take-home, and grading was pretty lenient. Generally, if you went to lecture or office hours, he'd give you all the code necessary to complete the assignments.

Simply the best! I love the accent!

Class is fairly simple - the content was messy and all over the place, but luckily he pretty much gave the answers for HW in the lectures. The class had no tests - only fairly easy projects.

Gibou is awesome. He moved our final project due date back four days because he knew we had other ME exams. He is pretty hilarious in his mannerisms. Also he explains the material very well in class.

Great professor who cares about his students. Fun class that he helped make very doable.

Super fun class, easy grading, very comprehensible lecture. Textbook is not required and all tests are take home.

I took both 111 and 140, and I would suggest taking 111. Here's why: you're going to end up taking 111 either way. If you wanted to learn parallel computing, you're also going to have to learn scientific computing. He wants students to do well, so he tries to help a lot as deadlines come closer. He loves long reports.

The greatest! Seriously. He is so helpful if you go talk to him. He genuinely wants everyone to learn and do well. I owe him a lot!

Such a convoluted mess. I'm lucky the graders grade so easily because Gibou can't teach worth anything, and goes a mile a minute without explaining anything.