I have never taken any class with Prof. Gamberg, but Sw heard a lot of his stories from other friends. He has been known as the best professor for the best students and vice versa. He requires a proper amount of work and its high quality. The lazy student may not like him.
In my opinion, taking a class with Prof. Gamberg should be a good experience for all students. I have passed many design classes and half of them did not required a proper amount of work. In 2009, Sw Eden took a class with a professor, he did not remember that students printed the same things out over and over again every week. He just looked and checked the same old things. Today, I also take a design class. My professor likes students who work hard, but most students do not work that hard. Although he will give a bad grade to those student, Sw Eden still wants to see everyone work at the same amount and the grade is indicated by its quality. This should be the best and the fairest way for all students. Yes, and the way that all student can learn and spend their money correctly.
Sw Eden heard that Prof. Gamberg is just like what I have talked. I would drive all students to work, and grade them by the quality of work. I met him once after his class at night. He was a professor of my group partner. He commented on my model that the box and the weird shape of building spoke different languages. In fact, I did not show him the shape of the skylight which transfer the perpendicular angle to strange angles. Anyway, I would love the professor who gives a lot of work and a lot of critics better than the professor who is lazy. Students paid a lot of money to learn, and they should get what they paid.
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