Professor
Bernard Nefkens
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Most Helpful Review
I took Physics 10 in Spring 2002. I could never understand what Nefkens said with his accent but he was nice and tried to be fair. I honestly rarly read the book because we covered so many chapters in one week, but I went to lecture. I also went to his TA with help with the homework (DO NOT GO TO AAP BECAUSE THE TUTOR IS HORRIBLE). There is a lot of homework and only a couple of the questions are graded so you must do all of them because you never know which ones will be graded. The weekly quizzes were hard and I did horribly on them but they all came from the end of the chapter questions but it is impossible to go over all of them in a week. I did well on both midterms and I thought they were fair because they were mostly questions from old quizzes and homework. However, the final which is 45% was difficult and only partially repetitive. Yet, I still got an A in the class. Out of all the Physics 10 profs. Nefkens is not perfect but he is the easiest and nicest.
I took Physics 10 in Spring 2002. I could never understand what Nefkens said with his accent but he was nice and tried to be fair. I honestly rarly read the book because we covered so many chapters in one week, but I went to lecture. I also went to his TA with help with the homework (DO NOT GO TO AAP BECAUSE THE TUTOR IS HORRIBLE). There is a lot of homework and only a couple of the questions are graded so you must do all of them because you never know which ones will be graded. The weekly quizzes were hard and I did horribly on them but they all came from the end of the chapter questions but it is impossible to go over all of them in a week. I did well on both midterms and I thought they were fair because they were mostly questions from old quizzes and homework. However, the final which is 45% was difficult and only partially repetitive. Yet, I still got an A in the class. Out of all the Physics 10 profs. Nefkens is not perfect but he is the easiest and nicest.
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