Bouchaib Bahli

This guy gets paid over 250k a year and does absolutely nothing

all he does is check up on your weekly status of the project, and then marks harsh for participation and the final project. Not really good of a professor overall i'd avoid

Professor that shows no effort. Does zoom calls from inappropriate places. Major discrepancies between what he says and what the TA says regarding the project. Take someone else.

This guy literally does not care what you do for anything. He doesn't even show up for the midterm, and for the presentation, he seems uninterested. He just asks you about your progress every week (your answer does not matter). If he wasn't such a free mark, would be the worst professor ever.

This guy does not answer emails. I wanted to inquire how my grade was calculated and he just never responded. Doesn't seem to know what a sub-process in a BPMN diagram even is. Midterm covers material not even in the slides.

If you want a professor who doesn't help you with your capstone project, ignores your emails, and is a boomer on his outlook on the job market, then this prof is for you. He always seems to want to quickly move onto the next breakout room and does not give proper guidance with our project. Attend all lectures and still get 80% on participation.

Mr. Multi-Select exams

One of the most unprofessional professors at TMU. This capstone course is your final course, so you would expect lots of guidance from your prof. This guy basically splits you into breakout rooms each week and spends 5-10 minutes saying your work this week is very good or needs improvements. No good feedback and attends Zoom from his bed. AVOID

DO NOT TAKE HIM! He gives everyone an 80 for participation no matter what, and the entire class is a group work session where he pops in ONE time, reviews your work for 10 mins, says good or needs work (literally, no other feedback), then says "got to go to another group" EVERY TIME. Got a 58 on the project with ZERO feedback + no email response :)

Though he rambles in his lectures, he does tell you what to focus on in the slides for midterm and final exams. The midterm and and final exam are all short answers and pretty straight forward. He is a fair marker for the cases, group project, and presentation. Explains the frameworks well and connects it to real life examples. Overall solid prof.