Lund, Karl  

WVit 102 (Fall 2015). I believe this was Karl's first quarter teaching at Cal Poly and his wife just had a baby so he wasn't extremely prepared (I don't blame him). He reads word for word from his slides 95% of the time which are on the polylearn page. If you miss class you probably didn't miss anything you can't find online but he does give away some final questions at the end of low-attendance classes. The midterm and final cover a ton of information so don't take them too lightly. We had a few simple quizzes and homework assignments but he usually tells you when they will be. Very knowledgable (especially about phylloxera) so he can answer most of your questions. I recommend taking his course as it isn't too difficult to get an A, just don't slack on studying for the tests.

WVIT 232, Pretty easy class, don't print out the powerpoint before class. he gives ou a breakdown of what will be exactly on the final. This is one of those classes that should be a breeze and an easy 4 units unless you will be taking the WVIT 300 series, then you should pay more attention. Midterm, final, a few lab things, not too bad at all. I put way too much effort into it haha

Taking this instructor is like being in a Twilight Zone episode. You just can