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Eliyahu Barzilay

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Eliyahu Barzilay's Scorecard:

  • No. of Ratings: 4
  • Average Easiness: 1.8
  • Average Helpfulness: 3.5
  • Average Clarity: 3.2
  • Hotness Total: 0
  • Overall Quality: 3.4
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11/2/08 CSU660 2 4 4 1 emoticon smiley flag   Well it's pretty dumb that we're using Scheme. On top of that, we write interpreters for "Scheme-like languages" in... you guessed it, Scheme. Basically, you will learn this: parse a string of text to break it into other stuff, then evaluate those other things (recursively if necessary). The end.
1/8/08 CSU660 1 1 1 3 emoticon_unhappy flag   I'm not entirely sure if it was his fault or the way the class is set up, but I learned absolutely nothing. Grades are not based on class material but rather scheme knowledge (especially homeworks). Your entire grade will be completely random and reflect nothing at all. Just buy a horseshoe and don't feel dumb when you get a 60 on the midterm.
2/14/07 csu660 2 4 4 3 emoticon smiley flag   Really knows how to make theoretical computer science sound interesting and can squash any silly ideas you might have about how programming really works.
12/10/06 cs660 2 5 4 3 emoticon smiley flag envelope Decent professor. Hard course material and homeworks are graded harshly (if parentheses aren't lined up correctly or if you have extra ones, be prepared to lose 5%), but he definently helps in understanding it. Randomly calls on students in class (he has a program for this). Midterms and finals are long (4 hours). Grades are scaled.
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