Introduction to Computing provides a broad overview of computing, security, robotics, and AI, focusing on how computers work and algorithms solve problems via creative applications in a visual coding environment.
Students found Jeff Nyhoff's class easy, with grading based on lecture demos and homework rather than tests. While many praised his supportive nature, others criticized his rambly lectures and disorganized Canvas page. The course required daily attendance, and outside work was often posted after class.
Introduction to Data Science with hands-on projects analyzing real-world data and creating visualizations, covering statistics, data management, programming, and ethics.
Jeff Nyhoff taught LIS 440 with repetitive assignments and attendance requirements, which students found easy but often boring or confusing. Some reviews described the lectures as tangential, dismissive of questions, or so monotonous that students fell asleep, resulting in little learning.
Introduction to info architecture and interaction design for the web, covering usability, navigation, accessibility, and web development via a project-based approach.