Poor

Professor Lindahl's exams consists of a variation of true or false and some analytical problems. The true or false question type is based on the slides of the lectures and the mathematical problems were similar to homework. I skipped every class except exam days, which were every 2 weeks. However, I still managed to pull an A at the end of a strange semester. Overall, I wouldn't recommend his class.

Awful

Professor Lindahl is terrible. He doesn't really teach the subject, more than he talks about it. This is the problem because the course is difficult. Many of these things were mathematical but with a lot of special exceptions. He gave ten question exams every two weeks for grades, which is bad. Also, don't expect to email him to ask some help. If you think you're good at chemistry, think again. I suggest not to take his class.

Awful

Professor Lindahl is the worst that I've ever had. He's not a bad person, but teaching isn't his talent. He doesn't explain anything well at all. Unfortunately, the only things that were graded in his class were six exams and a final. We have exams every other week. Honestly, I read the book to learn everything in that class. I suggest you save yourself since this class is not recommended.

Poor

Professor Lindahl is very nice and knowledgeable, but the class was very difficult. All the marks came from six exams given every two weeks. In my opinion, it's terrible. It was really hard to catch up if the exams were very close together. Also, the curve is very high on every exam, and it's unbelievable. If you are struggling to pay attention in class, do not take this professor.

Good

The challenging part was that your grade is made up of six big exams. His lecture notes are too jam-packed and it's hard to grasp. You have to stay focused and ask questions, o join study group sessions. He's very into teaching and breaking down concepts, but sometimes he can get a bit too complex or might not make sense. I'd strongly suggest joining study group sessions and you'll do well.