Jai Kang

Good guy, knew the class material, or bothered to try to learn quickly. A little hard to understand due to an accent at times, but if you're here to learn and not be a biggot, it's not a problem.

714-Java. Nice guy. Fair. Organized. Helpful. Dedicated. Lectures are a little dry (mostly just off PPT Slides). Knowledgable, but not *always* able to explain it well. Prefers the students to "look it up" instead of answering some questions. Homeworks +

714 - Java Programmers. Prof. Kang does a good job of explaining concepts, and covering material given the allotted time. For this course you definitely need a strong programming background. His exams are fair and the workload is heavy but well justifie

class: 360 Lost of experience. A little hard to understand sometimes. Easy to talk to.

Nothing great, nothing terribly bad, except for the language barrier. This was the first quarter for Java II and the program needs to be revised greatly. Perhaps after that is done, then he will be able to teach this material better.

I only had him for lab, but he always did a great job at answering my questions and giving me exactly the help I needed when Lutz wasn't any help.

Prof Kang is a hard teacher to rate. He most certainly knows the material he is teaching. No doubt about it. He cannot however convey his knowledge to the class. Therefore the lectures are _painfully_ boring. His accent is tough to get used to at first, but its easily understood after 1 class period. Lectures DO NOT prepare you for the exams. There is often a bunch of material that was never mentioned in class. He also does very few relevent in class examples. Avoid Prof Kang if you don't already know a good deal about the class you are going to take. If you already know a fair amount, its possible to muddle your way through.

Prof. Kang is stringent on deadlines, but he's a great teacher. He is always willing to help and often returns questions on projects until 2 am. I did not find his accent to be a problem and although he may not be able to convey his humor well in Englis

For everyone who is praising Kang for VB, just go ahead and take him for Database, and prepare for painful, boring lectures that i swear last twice as long as they are. Class averages on tests turn out to be in the F range, AVOID AVOID AVOID

I had professor Kang for VB lab last year, and I meshed with him quite well. ALthough he does have an accent, my girlfriend is Asian and I was used to it already. He isnt THAT hard to understand, anyone making fun of his accent is just scapegoating the fa

So I went to Kang and asked him a question about Concentrations. He proceded to ask me if I was sure you needed two concentrations in IT. nuff said.

Possible THE best professor at RIT. He made classes interesting and fun. I never missed a class even though I knew a lot of what he was teaching. He has a great sense of humor, which lightens the monotonous class lectures. Kang = VB God is the truth. The

I took this professor two quarters straight for my VB classes. Although difficult to understand sometimes, he is willing to say it several times. A great professor. Tests are quite fair and don't dwell on trivial aspects of the subject matter. I highl

After getting used to the accent, this became the only class I enjoyed. The man is extremely knowledgeable in his field. Any questions from the students were answered in extreme detail. His sense of humor and intelligence made VB II the best class I've

There's a theme I've picked up on during my time at RIT: the best teachers are those with experience. In Prof. Kang's case, his obvious experience really allows him to teach VB well. Aside from experience, Kang makes an effort to make his lectures interes

took him for database this quarter, he's goes very deep into the material and his tests are hard, but you learn alot if you actually pay attention not for people who want to slack off and still get an A

Great teacher, he knows his stuff and is always willing to help students.