CS 2110

Sherriff loves to lecture and he's good at it. In office hours he's not the nicest person but he can help you. The amount of work is very reasonable and worthwhile. Overall, a really good class.

Great class. Sherriff's a bamf.

This class is amazing, sherriff is engaging and a fun professor. I actually found myself excited to go to class and learn about what he had to teach.

Overall this was a great class. Sherriff was engaging during lectures. The few times I didn't go, I actually kind of regretted it. There are a couple random attendances which range from CS questions to silly surveys just to see who is there. The project in the middle of the semester took a lot of time, but it wasn't incredibly hard. Definitely recommend this class

Sherriff is awesome, great class. lectures were actually interesting, and he tells you almost exactly what is on the tests/final in the review sessions. he is also a very fair grader and test maker, no trick questions.

Professor Sherriff is a phenomenal teacher, probably one of the best among CS faculty. His grading policy is fair, workload is reasonable and will answer your emails faster than you could imagine. As a CS major, I really hope he starts teaching some higher level classes as well. Highly recommended.

Highly recommended. He is definitely the best CS professor I have ever had. He definitely knows CS a LOT and he just has the factor that you don't want to miss his class! Recommend for every one who is interested in CS even though you are not a CS major.

Sherriff is a great professor who is really into teaching his students about software development and as a second level cs course. I came in hating CS but left with a better liking of it because of Sherriff.

Sherriff makes CS fun, I swear. I was a terrible coder, let me repeat, terrible, and I got a solid A in the class. Go to lecture, pay attention, memorize all the easy points.

I hated CS before the class, I still hate CS, but this class was still good overall. He really makes the lectures fun and accessible, even if you aren't a CS major. The project is a huge pain, and don't bother trying to get help from the TA's for it.