Peter Cardegna

This professor was very friendly and helpful both in and outside of class. His tests were straight forward and the grading is fair. I was a bit scared about taking physics here at rit, because of all the horror stories I was told about the faculty but I

Knows his stuff very well and explains everything clearly. While the tests do have some surprises, if you can understand the concepts and not just the examples you will do well.

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Go to class, do the homework, and do the suggested problems. Do that and you're fine.

He wasn't the best physics prof I ever had, but he did do a good job of presenting the material and testing you on what he taught.

Does not teach well as some professors in the dept, but his quizes aren't that hard (he is somewhat strict giving partial credit), but he was always willing to help me out with the webassign. Not bad at all as others may think...

He's a condescending bastard. Look elsewhere.

Standard issue physics professor

Cardegna is nice guy, I don't know what all that "he's full of himself" stuff is about. His tests are pretty easy (I've gotten better than 90% on all of them so far), and thought he may be a little bit dull sometimes, he tries to make it interesting. He

Dr. Cardegna is ok. He's a nice guy and very helpful when you go for office hours. However, he spends all of class going over theory and introducing a topic, but never solves any problems.

I don't know how Dr. C teaches Physics III, but his Physics I course was very well-structured. Tests and homework ranged from fairly easy to difficult, but he's almost always available to help you if you go see him, and he's a very pleasant guy. Does a

don t take him in the morning, or the evening. his voice will put you to sleep.

Knows what he s talking about, but nobody cares.

Very open to questions in and out of class. Classes and tests are structured in such a way that you know what is expected of you.