Sandeep Kaler

Not a good professor when I took the course in 2021. Very big ego.

Very lab heavy, but for an applied course, it makes sense. MOST of the formulas and methods required were already covered in the lecture videos and example problems done in class. Requires more than minimum effort, but easily the most easiest course I've had so far. Would recommend

Excellent professor! Very knowledgeable. He posts condensed 30 min max lecture videos that you can look at your own time. He seems to enjoy teaching and student interaction even joined us on a discord. A large chunk of the class were caught plagiarizing so the final was difficult . Overall I would take this course again with different classmates :(

Very difficult course , very poor professor , insults students and has a difficult personality. Checks lab for any copying almost psychopathically, quite cringe worthy. Do not take this course unless its the only thing you can fill your schedule with.

Yeah, he's the best 4th year prof for sure, but that's only because the other profs are... He explains material well. Personality wise, now that's a different story. I found him quite condescending towards students, almost in a bragging sense. Def looks down at RyEng students. Gives good engineering advice tho. Overall, the best 'great' prof.

Ryerson is lucky to have Sandeep. He is simply one of the best professors in the ECE department. He understand what the students are going through as he was in their boat some years back. Professor Sandeep can genuinely teach at a high level and gives a clear grading criteria of what he wants the students to do. Very caring professor.

Sandeep is simply a beauty, his lectures and the jokes he makes throughout take away the intimidation of ECE. If it wasn't for him I wouldn't have the clear understanding I have for circuits now.

Not exaggerating when I say he fueled my passion to studying electrical engineering. Best prof by far, both in life and in academics.

One of the best profs I have ever witnessed.

Goes out of his way to help students.