Pawlowski, Almont Vincent  

This guy's a solid choice for lab. He's not the easiest lab professor, but you will learn something and you'll get an A if you do your stuff. You can tell he's been in the field for awhile, and he has a unique sense of humor. The hardest part is the prelabs that are due each week online. He'll choose one of your group members' prelab to grade each week with some card game or trivia question during lab. Lab reports are the usual- follow the format and explain the error and you'll do ok. You do have to have somewhat accurate data (which is due by the end of the lab), but he'll help you out if you're struggling. Everything is submitted and posted on Polylearn, and he's pretty good about grading things quickly and giving feedback. His mini lectures at the beginning are usually pretty helpful for understanding the lab, and if he notices people are having trouble he'll stop and explain something to the class. This was the first EE lab I really got something out of.

EE 251. He sounds like he's dying. He really doesn't do anything. Sits back and lets you do the lab by yourself in your group. When you do ask him a question, he helps you with a slight annoyance in his voice. But other than that he's alright. Final is ridiculous though. Wish I knew what to study

During this entire quarter all I could think about was how this professor reminded me of that small little dog that runs through the back of scene 23 in The Incredibles by Pixar. Seriously, if you look it up you will only be able to see it...