He is great, I would totally recommend. Definitely cares about you learning the material rather than only doing well on exams. Really funny and made class entertaining.

Best professor. Funny and Good at his job. Recommend

Sung is a funny guy and makes class light. However, his lectures are kind of pointless. Since the class is half online, he posts lecture videos of the topics that more than suffice. Lecture is just an extension of those videos. He teaches the first 2/3 of the class. Not challenging, just make sure you know what is going on.

What a meme, Sung Kim is a very knowledgeable professor who would make the 1st 2/3 of GB307 a fun review of the regression parts of GB306. The weekly assignments were pretty easy with multiple attempts from the lecture material. His tests were kinda more on the basis that he likely didn't proofread them before handing them out. Such a g tho

Take Prof. Kim, he cares about students' success. He always had a great sense of humor and kept things light never got too heavy.!

Professor Kim was a good professor. He taught the first 2/3 of GB307. He does a decent job at explaining the material. It is sometimes hard to understand what is happening but he tries to clarify and makes jokes.

Really liked him. Has a great sense of humor and cares about your success. Would take a class with him again.

There are much better math professors that teach this class. Take it with someone else. Professor Kim rudely interrupts during student presentations and spends more time making jokes than actually teaching anything relevant. Complete waste of time.

Interesting topics, however the actual examples we study and the textbook are dated. Normally this isn't so much of an issue, but for the ever evolving field of information security it does seem to take a little away from the class. The project management aspects are still being used and are valuable yet not the most exciting.

Prof. Kim was super engaging and funny during class. he always had a good beer joke to keep things light and the material never got too heavy. Go Prof. Kim!