Changed to ENGG1810 with Caren Han, but essential for all engineers and the ability to program is in high demand now with Python as an essential language.

I loved it so much

Fundamental knowledge of using Excel and Matlab. The materials taught in this course can help you in the long run throughout your engineering degree and even your professional career. However, for those who have no programming experience before, do NOT think that this course is VERY EASY! Although this course assumes students to have no programming (or even not using a computer that often) experience before, it does not make it an easy course to do. Our beloved Jason has gone and I heard that the new lecturer is not as good as Jason was. So that might make the course a little bit harder.

As everyone says Jason Chan is a great, enthusiastic lecturer who provides a very organised canvas page with comprehensive lecture notes. The tutorial questions are interesting, and not simple. There is sufficient information to complete all questions in the tutorials and lecture notes, but it requires learning a certain way of thinking about the problems. The lab exams were great as an assessment; only real criticism is the fact that there is a final written exam. (Personally found that much harder than the computer based exams as you cant check any answers).

Jason Chan was best lecturer; overall a well-organized and well-taught subject by Jason. No complaints at all.

Jason Chan was a blessing and will be missed. He just wanted to catch those evil people.

Didn’t enjoy it all. What was taught in the lectures was too basic for what was given to us as lab questions. Also, If you had a bad tutor it kind of reflected how poorly you did. Everyone who had Jason chan as a tutor we’re doing well .. which was kind of unfair because he is basically writing the exams and content.

Very easy if you actually keep up with the lectures!

Do contact me if you are struggling!!

Once you get the concepts down you can breeze through the course