Poor

In retrospect, I did not think that Perkins taught up to her level. I would have liked the class much more if there had been a more clearly defined expectation of what was wanted. Repeatedly, we were graded more on arbitrary, small details easily losing several grades on a single lab due to small mistakes. This really made the class more about writing in a notebook rather than doing the experiments. Given the sophistication of the laboratory environment and the electronic gear that we were able to use,

Awesome

Professor Perkins really wants his students to succeed. He gives the possibility of more homework and no exams. He values helping his students to learn and is very understanding.