Emad Samwel

He can be disorganized, unclear, and harsh towards students

Very disrespectful and unprofessional. Goes above and beyond to make the students feel like ...

Worst prof ever!! acts like he is above everyone even though he's not...

He is very clear on what will be tested. I enjoyed his lectures - he has a wealth of experience which he shares with the class. He marks the group project hard.

Great prof, talks to students like people and shares interesting stories and facts about business. Also, this is the best course to boost your gpa and is actually kind of relaxing after taking financial accounting courses.

Not sure where the negative comments are coming from. I took a supply chain course with him several years ago. The material was dense, but he allowed a cheat sheet on the midterm. His assignments were relevant, and his while he did go on the occasional tangent, his stories helped bring the material to life. I also learned a few tricks on excel.

Emad is one of the worst profs I have ever had, he shows up late for class, he is not very clear on what he wants. And the software that he wants students to use, he doesn't even know how it works himself. There are too many projects in this class and he doesn't even allow you to pick your own groups.

His lectures were boring and not that helpful. His instructions were very vague and he was not clear when answering questions.

Open book quizzes, midterm & exam, but they were kind of hard/confusing. Always making changes to questions while we were writing the tests. Final group project was very confusing, no one knew exactly what to do and what he was looking for was very unclear. During lectures he read right off the slides and barely added additional information

The man was not organized, helpful, responsive, clear on directions or sympathetic. There was no supporting material and we were left to study the 600 page book by ourselves. He often went off-topic. He was doing his PHD while teaching and barely had any time to even help us. This man needs to get his priorities straight. Useless teacher.