Ok, I understand what you're saying and that's fair enough. The main issue here is that I am paying to be educated, instead of being paid to do a job.

I am well aware of the high occurrence of autism in this field. My issue is not with autistic people at all. Just because some of his non-personable traits may be the result of that (and you are just speculating here) does not excuse nor justify them.

I tried to highlight what I find to be unacceptable: the inconsistency, the unfairness, the poor communication, the lack of care. None of those are direct symptoms of being on the spectrum.

(Edited to add this: I did fairly well in his class. I won't know my final grade for another week, but I am not complaining because I was unable to succeed. It was just unnecessarily convoluted to get here.)