STAT 3110

*Fall 2024, but that wasn't an option* Put simply, Justin is a beast. The slides are simple to understand and digest, the take-home quizzes are super reasonable (maybe too reasonable lol), and the lowest 6 of 22 are dropped for our off-days. The exams are challenging but fair; you won't get asked anything outside of the scope of that particular exam. You'll definitely have to know the stuff, but the exam questions are such that if you know the content/processes, you'll be able to get max points relatively easily; no wicked hard integration or intertwining of like 5 or 6 different rules of probability. Graded on a slight curve because the class isn't easy. I sometimes shy away from office hours, just because I don't want to feel stupid because professors can be disparaging at times. That was never a problem with Justin; he's super thorough and will meet you where you are and work at your pace. I hope to have him again for other courses and I am legitimately grateful for him. If you need this class, take it with Justin. One of the best profs I have ever had, without question.

I took the class during the Fall 2024 semester as a first-year, non-Stat major student. Professor Weinstock is really nice. The lectures are pretty enjoyable, and you don't need to come to every lecture since he posts all the slides on Canvas. Three exams total, all pretty easy. Easy to get 100% on the take-home quizzes. Overall it's relatively easy to get an A, extremely recommended for all majors.

One of the best statistics professors I have ever met who has a very clear structure in teaching, which makes you understand the materials very well in a short time. And he is very approachable who reply to the Email quickly in details. The materials in this class is extremely easy. You are extremely likely to get an A or even A+ as long as you listen to the lecture carefully and do the homework problems. You also need to understand the example in-class which is really help for the exam. The grading of this course based on 40% of quiz (you can do very well as long as you pay attention to the lecture, and there is also 5 drops for the quiz) and 60% of exam ( there are two exams and 30% for each, you can also do well as you understanding the in-class example and homework). I really like the way he teach the class, and the workload is relatively low. Please choose Professor Weinstock if you have chances.