Mohammad Manshouri

boring lecturer, but easy assignments and tests. very nice to talk to outside of class

Course content is manageable, but grading expectations weren't always clear. When I asked for clarification, my assignment was re-evaluated and my grade was lowered due to missing details I didn't realize were required. Be very careful to follow every instruction exactly.

He is a good prof. The midterm and final were based off the slides, and the report was marked fairly. Would def take him again!

He is one of the nicest professors you will ever meet. He is also a great lecturer, and can even make boring topics sound interesting. Also the exams cover lecture content almost religiously. If you attend lecture there will be zero surprises on the exams and you will do well he even drops hints as to what questions will be on the final.

The course was CEUS102 (Doesn't show as an option on here. This prof is fantastic though, I would absolutely take him again. He's got engaging lectures that are asynchronous, which a lot of profs fail to do. You can tell that he cares for the topic and his marking scheme is totally fair in-terms of expectation and how he grades them.

He was the best prof to teach this course. His lectures were so amazing and he is also very funny. Very passionate guy. Highly recommended. He also made our midterm and final online mcq format. Just attend his lecture and it's an easy A.

Very exam-heavy structure (30% midterm, 40% final, both closed-book MC) plus a large scientific writing assignment worth 30% with strict late penalties. Interesting content, but the grading design feels high-risk compared to most first-year liberal electives.

Professor Manshouri is a very kind and funny guy, and he really cares about how his students do/their level of understanding.

He is an amazing professor. He does try his best to make the course fun as its boring for the most part. His class is very easy the exam and tests are online aswell!

Highly recommend taking this course with this prof! 2 online exams and one essay. He is a caring prof who truly tries his best to make his lectures engaging and fun, although people don't participate because the course itself is boring.