Ramona Pringle

She is arrogant. I would not recommend.

Ramona needs to have a better structure in her courses. The two classes I've had with her have been boring and far too easy. It feels like a lot of material isn't planned out in advance, and assignments weren't thought through. She does like talking about herself, but at heart you can tell she's nice. I agree, overhyped but doesn't deliver.

All hype NO substance, super self-centered; anyone can read the tech news on the Internet on their own! If that's how future of education (what education?!) looks like, good luck to us all.

I can't pinpoint a time where she actually taught anything to us. It was a course that Students were made to do 20 minute group presentations on what we "learned" the week before. There were multiple presentations each class which filled up about half of the 3h course probably to make up for the fact that she can't actually teach anything.

The lectures were just okay. I found them to not be all that necessary to the labs since my lab instructor goes over everything again. Also featured quite a few guest speakers that I didn't see the point of having. EVERY SINGLE ASSIGNMENT is a group assignment. Therefore, your fate pretty much depends on your group mates

very self-centered.

Ramona Pringle is a really nice lady, also really attractive, but her lectures are lacking a fair bit. Almost all of them are irrelevant which is why no one goes to the lectures anyways, and she just reads off the slides verbatim. Also, she loves talking about her own projects and will devote entire lessons to them.

I only had Ramona for the lecture (I wish I had her for the lab). She's such a sweetie you'll be happy to have her. She answered all my emails quickly (my lab prof could never answer them on time) and she's had lots of experience in her field.

She's nice only ok at teaching. Sometimes talks too fast and hard to take her seriously. Her face is all over campus and heavily into promoting herself - Would like someone with more experience to teach this course.