One of the worst professors I have ever experienced within my educational career. Absolutely not to the quality I expect from a graduate course. Dr. Canon truly had no idea what she was talking about throughout the entire semester. The online synchronous lectures were used to complete worksheets in small groups. When the groups needed to ask questions regarding the assignment, the class, or the content within the lectures, Dr. Canon went out of her way to make the students feel as though it was a bother to ask questions. She would barely provide an answer and seemed frustrated with having to provide any kind of support or assistance to the students. I met up with her multiple times throughout the semester and was always kind and seeking help, only to leave the meetings more confused than w...read more

Behavior Analysis, Graduate Level Course

The worst professor I have ever experienced.

Do not take a class with this professor.

Sets and Logic is what you should expect of a mathematics major at this university. If you don't like it, I would reconsider whether a mathematics major is for you.

It's pretty basic stuff, that is, it's not super complicated. However, you will have to understand these concepts deeply, not just plug and chug—quite literally the opposite of courses like Diff. Eq. and Calc sequence

Robin Tucker-Drob was a nice person. He's a little bit of a weirdo, but I liked his teaching and found it effective. However, the exams were hard.

Really think about whether you liked this course or not. If you vastly prefer differential equations and calculus from a non-rigorous perspective, I would recommend a major in physics or engineering over math.

This was my first hybrid course and I defintely recommend it. The online work was clear and easy to follow. An online quiz was due each week and wasnt too hard but helped me stay on track. The lectures in person were interesting and worked well with the online work.

Most inspiring prof at UBC!!