Steven Webber

A great prof! He tells you what exactly is going to be on a test, and specifically what he expects on assignments... in which he marks fair. Okay lectures. On top of that, he does things outside of class that shows he wants his students to succeed! He will offer to look over and help students edit their resumes, and post good jobs on his LinkedIn.

Professor Webber is arguably the best instructor I have had throughout all my schooling. He cares about his students well being, takes his time to explain things thoroughly, and offers help if you seek it. If you put in a decent amount of work an A/A+ is definetely achievable. Great prof, great guy.

One of the best professors at SURP ever! If you have him as a professor, you truly won't regret it. He keeps course content interesting and relatable, and makes class enjoyable and fun. Assignments are fair, and not too difficult. Very understanding professor, and great person overall.

Really helpful prof, very available to help his students. His lectures are straightforward and he takes the last hour of class to make sure that everybody understands how to perform what was taught that class.

Great professor, very understanding, allows cheat sheets for his midterm and final.

He is a professor who truly enjoys and is interested in teaching students. I would recommend any of his classes

Shows a genuine interest in helping the students become successful. Probably the fairest marker in the whole program and does a very effective job at making the lectures interesting and sparking up engagement.

Webber's sort of a mixed bag to me. I don't mind him. I think he gets very frustrated with the undergrads sometimes. Definitely has the more useful classes to which to take. Can be very good for studio, but he's too laissez-fare.

he is the best prof!he explains everything in detail and makes sure that every student understands!

Generally a nice guy, make statistics a lot less intimidating for many. Lectures are a bit disorganised and examples are hard to follow. Read the text, do examples and you'll do fine