Eugene Chan

Amazing prof. Goes through the datasets with you during class and explains thoroughly how to do them. He keeps letures straightforward, gives clear explanations on grading and how midterms/exams will be. He genuinely cares about students and sets you up for success.

one of the best profs ive ever had. very clear grading and he has great lectures and makes sure everyone understands. the tests and exams are very straightforward and simple, no surprises. very kind prof, offers to buy coffee for students who go to office hours. the goat.

He's the goat

W prof! Case study assignments are marked fairly. Exam questions are taken from his lectures and textbook. He's also the only prof I had that used ChatGPT in lectures to demonstrate concepts, so that was interesting!

Hands down the easiest prof for MKT700. The class has a simple grading structure, the labs are super straightforward, and he records step-by-step lab tutorials.

I've had him twice and I enjoyed both courses with him! 700 could not have been made more clear and straightforward. He thoroughly prepares students for both the labs and exams (without useless additional info), so you know exactly what to expect. He's always willing to help and can easily be reached through email and after class. Highly recommend!

Exactly the kind of professor you want for MKT 700. Very approachable, and gets straight to the point with labs, focusing on teaching you the most efficient way to complete tasks. If you show up to class, this course becomes significantly easier. Plus, he posts all his walkthroughs for the practice labs online, making it even more manageable.

Absolutely wonderful professor. If you want to meet with him outside of class, he offered coffee or tea from Tims. Two tests (90+ average) and a group presentation. Not a hard class but actually a lot of useful content and he explains it extremely well. If you get the chance, take him!

Quite good, all tests were online and his excel lab videos were very helpful!

tests content come straight from textbook. I never fully read it and landed a decent mark. 2 case studies (not too hard, 1 page max, 1 week to complete), a midterm, a final exam and a group project report. a group presentation of the report, never practiced and got a 100. he goes easier on the group eval than personal projects imo. GREAT GUY!