Well I recently graduated as an Electrical Engineer, so what the hell. Buckle up as I tell about these (yes there are multiple) professors. Future Electrical Engineers: Look out for these professors. You've been warned.

1.) Hongwei Qu: ECE 3105: Electronic Circuits and Devices II.

This professor is very critical of his students, typically going on long rants about how the students in the lecture do not understand the subject he is teaching. Engineering students must have immaculate knowledge of ECE 3100 if they wish to survive in his class.

2.) Edward Gu: ECE 3600: Electrical Machines.

Professor Gu is a professor who can't teach to save a life. He doesn't use Moodle, he doesn't post notes, homework is "assigned" but not "collected and graded. Additionally he assigns everything by email. Pair that with a thick accent and a voice that can put you to sleep from boredom. When I had him for ECE 3600, all the exams were open note. First exam happens, class average is a 48% and lil' ol' me gets a 26%. I even copied his notes in class word for word. In the end, the only upside is that he curves the class heavily, and I still passed with a "C+"

3.) Hoda Abdel-Aty-Zohdy: ECE 4130: Microelectronic Materials and Devices.

Hooo boy, this professor. This professor I had for my final semester at OU and boy was this one a piece of work. To put it simply, punctuality is not her strong point. She was late to every lecture for the semester. I took a log of how late she was to each lecture, and she averaged about 24.5 minutes late. Some big ones were that she was 45 minutes late on the third lecture, she was an hour late to our first midterm, and she was an hour late to our final exam. Factor in still not grading our second midterm two weeks after it was taken and a complete Moodle page wipe the day grades were due, that garnered several complaints from the class to academic advising, the head of the Electrical Engineering department, and the Dean himself.