Bohr, Gregory  

very boring, couldnt stay awake most of the time, but he didnt seem to care. doesnt seem interested in his students at all, tests were somewhat easy, but a lot of questions were very specific and vague, no work for the class was a plus, if u put in the time to study for the map quizzes and the midterms, its an easy B and a possible A

This guy is alright, I mean he seems nice...but he can't teach. He is extremely nervous and only trying to get you to switch into geography so you can become a teacher. I would take the other professors for geography.

Bohr is a good teacher. He does seem a little nervous, but he is always prepared with his power point presentations and makes everything very clear with a lot of details. He does make a lot of dorky geography jokes and class usually ends about a 1/2 hour early. I definitely recommend him.

pretty easy going class in general. everything is on powerpoint and the slides are posted on blackboard. if you print them out before class you save a lot of time writing, but make sure you add notes on the side, he'll usually say "important" information.

An informative class, and not too tough. There are 2 map quizzes where you have to learn like 70 features, but they were easier than I thought. There isn't any homework, and he uses blackboard (the midterms go up the same day you take them, which I appreciated). The powerpoint outlines are also put up on the site the day before he gives them.

Professor Bohr is a very fair teacher. He is organized and is clear in what he expects from students. As far as Geography 150 goes, i wouldnt waste money on the book because he doesnt use it at all. The tests are all on the lecture notes, just know them thoroughly. I would definitely recommend taking Professor Bohr's class.

Bohr is a really organized good teacher, I would take him if i were you. I didnt study that much so thats why I got a C, but if you study the notes you will do well. I think hes a nice guy and a good teacher, even though its a little boring sometimes.

He is a great teacher. Besides some of the lame jokes, he is so chill. You really don't even need to buy the book, just print out power point slides and go to class. He talks about current examples, and made geography really interesting. If you are going to take this class, definately take Bohr!

I didn't always go to class but when I did, I guess I enjoyed it. Classes are boring but it's not his fault because the material is boring. He's very nice and he does try his best to crack a lot of jokes. I thought he was funny; he has a very cynical sense of humor. One day he told us he was feeling "lame" and didn't want to be there so we got to go home like 30 minutes into the class. Actually he let us go early a lot. He knows pretty much everything about the subject matter. And all the material was on powerpoint and the powerpoint slides were on blackboard so it was a pretty easy class. I would recommend taking it.

Bohr is good instructor. Class is super easy. All of his notes are on powerpoint and on blackboard. That leaves a problem tho, if you are like me, the notes are on the net, you dont go to class. I would have gone to class but his class is SO boring. It put me asleep along with half the other people. There are 2 midterms (i got b+s with a good amount of studying) 2 map quizes (free points) and a non cum final (basically a 3rd midterm). Its an easy B, easy to get an A if you go to class.

Bohr is simply an all-around great teacher. He is very willing to work with you and he made geography much more interesting than I ever thought it would have been. He is really down to earth and a funny guy. Definitely take him.

GREAT GEOG. INSTRUCTOR< HAD FUN IN CLASS WITH HIS LITTLE JOKES. WOULD TAKE CLASS AGAIN IF I COULD.

good teacher! material is kinda boring, you dont really need the book, kinda a waste of money, but the reading helps a little. All the info on tests he goes over during the lectures, which are all power points. some thought that was boring, but i thought he was organized and consistant. no mid term or final, only 3 tests 30% each and two map quizes, 5% each, which are really easy to get 100% if you study. He also gives extra credit, go to class! if alot of people are not there, he'll take attendance and give them extra credit for showing up. Take him if you can!

I think Bohr is a very good teacher. He presents the material in a way that is very clear and easy to learn. I agree that the textbook is kind of a waste of money, I skimmed through it before the midterms and didn't even open it for the final, and still got an A in the class. Pay attention to the powerpoints during class, and take notes on the extra stuff he puts on the chalkboard - those topics often come up on exams. A lot of people skipped this class, and he would often give extra credit to the people who actually showed up on low attendance days, so come to class! Bohr is a good teacher who is fair and always willing to answer questions. I would definitely take a class from him again.

nice guy, really..but all i could say is BOOOOOORRRRRIIIINGGGGGGGGGG!!! i can't put it any other way..his lectures are straight from the book..save yourself some driving and just read the book then go to the midterms..you can thank me later

Mr. Bohr is a really great guy, he doesn't try to trick you at all on the tests, all you have to do is read and look at the notes. I barely went to class or read and I did alright. I would def read more, the material is easy to understand, and pretty much common sense. Bohr does a good job of presenting the material, even though it is dry, but he puts in his unique sense of humor.

Great teacher,had him from 6pm-8pm and he made the lectures interesting even though it was cultural geography. Straight forward tests, no tricks, if you do the reading and look over the notes you will get an A.

Bohr is an awesome teacher. He keeps the material as interesting as possible. Make sure to read the book. If you are looking for an easy class to pass, this is it, BUT if you want a good grade, be prepared to put in some extra effort. That’s how every GE class should be, easy to pass, difficult to get an A. The class itself can be dull at times, but do not blame the teacher, its just the class.

He is a really good teacher. You still have to work hard in the class though- like go to class and take thorough notes. I skimmed through the readings in the textbook and I bought the older edition of the book for wayyyy less money; it did not make much of a difference. Studying the lectures would be more important for the tests.

Prof. Bohr is a nice guy, but extremely boring, he knows this so he tries to make up for it with very lame jokes, and then points out the fact that no one laughs at them. He is very organized and everything, and I mean EVERYTHING is on powerpoint, which makes an already boring class that much more boring. Just be aware that you are going to be staring at a screen all quarter long and listening to him read off what is already up there. Midterms aren't too difficult (definately bypass the book and rely on the powerpoint slides online), and the few quizzes are a piece of cake. He curves the grades at the end as well. To summarize: Nice, but boring; organized and fair, but boring. Final analysis: BORING!

This guy is highly organized. He has powerpoint outlines for each class, which he posts on blackboard. The best thing to do is to print out the slides before class and then take extra notes directly on your print out. That way, you can catch little details you would have missed if trying to copy the slide info into a notebook. He's got a good sense of humor and constantly makes dorky geography jokes which lighten up the class. Can be boring at times.. Don't read the book. To get an A.. study the slides and classnotes as much as possible and you'll be fine. One out-of-class project that's not too much to handle. Take this professor if you can.

Bohr is a fantastic teacher and a great guy. I had absolutely no interest in this subject coming in to the class, but he made it tolerable with his lame jokes and great attitude. He is the kind of guy who would do anything to make you understand a hard topic, so if you're having trouble go to his office hours and he'll work with you. The reading is way too much but luckily you don't have to do it before coming to class, or at all because he makes everything clear in class. The tests are hard, but fair. The paper is easy if you're not lazy.

I would honestly take this professor if you can! He makes class a little more interesting, and he does he best to help his students. I got a lot out of his class, and I highly recommend him!

I enjoyed Mr. Bohr's goegraphy 250 class. Although the subject can be boring quite often, he manages to keep a lighter mood with his sense of humor. He presents all the material on powerpoint, and it is also all available on blackboard. The tests and quizzes are easy if you look over notes a couple times.

Dr. Bohr was a pretty good teacher. I didn't expect to get anything from a geography class, but it was really interesting! He presents the info in an interesting and easy way to understand. His jokes are pretty entertaining, too. His tests are easy, but fair to the material. He also gives a few chances for extra credit. I would definetly take his class again! Good prof. good class.

Very knowledgeable ! Bohr is great teacher, and if you pay attention, you

not a bad teacher...makes funny jokes usually about death, so pretty morbid. two midterms and a cumulative final, not bad if you pay attention. dont really have to read the textbook, just follow the lecture notes. there are 7 quizzes which are unannounced so that sucks cuz theyre really detailed.

I am a social sciences major, so I had to take this class. Overall, the material was just not very interesting, making it very hard to really get into it. Dr. Bohr was very nice except he seemed to focus way too much on climatology resulting in the course focusing mainly on wind. There are three tests which make up your entire grade.

Great Teacher! good sense of humor..kept the class entertained and laughing. he was probably one of the best teachers i have had so far because he is open to questions, extremely organized in his lectures and his tests are easy if you come to class and read!!

Bohr is a good guy. He presents the material clearly, and he welcomes questions about anything he goes over. His quizzes are actually pretty hard, so try to study at least a little for those. His tests are also challenging. The good thing is that he curves almost an entire grade from what you should've of received in the class.I ended up with a B+, but really should've received a C. Ill warn you now though, don't be surprised if this class is boring as hell.

Professor Bohr is awesome. This class was not always captivating, but he tried his best to present the material in a way that we would understand. He is always willing to answer any questions to help you better understand the material. The tests were not too difficult, only the questions that ask about the reading would be difficult because they were kind of specific. The quizzes are based on lecture and 2 of 7 will be extra credit. Pretty manageable class.

Dr. Bohr was a really good teacher. He was pretty funny.(i thought his "death" jokes and situations were funny) Very fair tests and quizzes. Plenty of EC was offered too to boost your grade. Just read the book and review your notes and the class isn't too bad at all!

Bohr is such a nice guy! He is always drinking coffee and saying some punny or nerdy jokes. His class was sometimes really boring because sometimes the lecture would just not be interesting, but he is an amazing teacher. If you don't understand something, he really puts a lot of effort into modifying the idea or lesson into a way thats easier to understand. His office hours are also very helpful because he will go over anything with you. The class has 2 midterms, about 10 quizzes, a final, and some extra credit problems before the final. He also drops the 2 lowest quiz scores. The whole class I thought I had a low C- because I wasn't doing well on the midterms (probably due to the fact I didn't buy the book but was using a generic geography book), but the curve he placed on the class at the end of the quarter brought me to a B! Bohr is a genuine teacher who really wants you to learn the material.

Geog-250 was not my favorite class but Bohr made it bearable. He understands that most students in his classes do not have a strong interest in Geography and explains most material with clarity. He is very accessible through email and office hours. Just make sure you show up for class and take all the quizzes. Also, if he offers extra credit at the end of the quarter that can help a lot!

Bohr is a nice enough guy but I didn't enjoy his teaching style. He covers tons of material for this being a GE to most people taking it and he expects you to know it all. The class is all about weather so if that doesn't interest you, steer clear. He is helpful during office hours but his class is too hard for what it is.

Greg is such a sweet guy. He is obviously so passionate about geography and always hypes up his wife (Meg Streiff) who also works in the geography department. This class is entirely based on 3 tests (2 midterms and a final) and weekly online quizzes. There is no homework/projects/essays, so if you aren't a good test taker this probably isn't for you. His tests are reasonable, but can get pretty specific. You have to really study and know your stuff to do well. There is a textbook and usually a couple of questions from the book reading on each test, but most of the test material is covered in lecture. 1 good reading of the book should give you enough information to know the book questions. Overall, he is a great professor. Lectures can be kinda boring but he is super helpful in office hours and constantly cracks sarcastic jokes. Great guy, 10/10 would take again.

Dr. BOHRING I think that Dr. Bohr is a super friendly and relatable professor, and seems like the guy genuinely wants to help students. I took this class because I was very interested in it. Unfortunately, within about 5 minutes of his lectures, I tend to fall back into my chair and zone out. How on earth do you make hurricanes and global warming boring? He sounds exactly like Chris Traeger (Rob Lowe) from Parks and Recreation. If you haven't seen this show, he basically sounds like if a Border Collie had voice. If you take it be sure to develop a strategy to be able to pay attention.

Dr. BOHRING I think that Dr. Bohr is a super friendly and relatable professor, and seems like the guy genuinely wants to help students. I took this class because I was very interested in it. Unfortunately, within about 5 minutes of his lectures, I tend to fall back into my chair and zone out. How on earth do you make hurricanes and global warming boring? He sounds exactly like Chris Traeger (Rob Lowe) from Parks and Recreation. If you haven't seen this show, he basically sounds like if a Border Collie had voice. If you take it be sure to develop a strategy to be able to pay attention.

TAKE PROFESSOR BOHR, he is by far the best teacher I have had at Cal Poly! 1. the tests are super fair to his lectures and readings (the first midterm is easy, the second one is much harder, final is easier) 2. he is a shy guy but makes up for it by making geeky jokes 3. his lectures are a bit boring and hard to follow sometimes BUT GO TO OFFICE HOURS 4. he is extremely helpful in office hours and has spent up to 2 hours in there with me, helping me to make sure I understand everything 5. go to office hours before tests!!! 6. he offers an extra credit assignment at the end of the quarter, do it! 7. he will more than likely curve the class, I had a low B after the final and ended with an A- overall, take him, he is the best.

Greg Bohr's classroom is a very relaxed atmosphere and his corny jokes are great additions to normally dull material. I think he told us at least 5 ways of how to kill ourselves relative to geographical phenomena and features... but he didn't recommend that we do it. You can download the complete PowerPoint presentations from Blackboard, so you'll want to download and print them and bring them to lecture. Tests and quizzes are really easy and straightforward, that is, if you go to lecture. The book we used actually made me more confused if anything, so I don't recommend focusing too much time on the book, but definitely go to lecture...

Bohr is awesome. He presents all the material very straight forwardly and clearly; you're never surprised as to what's on the tests. He has a sarcastic sense of humor and regularly cracks jokes. Definitely would recommend him.

I really liked this guy. He is pretty knowledgable and class is a real chill environment. He is also easy, so basically take him. If you want an A just do the readings and and go over notes. That's it.

Lectures are boring as hell, but that is expected. Seems nervous everytime he lectures, and some of the questions on the final were completely random and he never talked about them, that is why the class average for the final was a D. He may seem easy through the weeks, but remember that over 50% of the grade is turned in or completed in one day, paper 30%, and final 25% or something like that. He has way too much control over grades, which i hate, just give me a damn scantron for the midterm and final and let the grade be decided by the student.

Prof. Bohr is a great instructor. He doesn't take himself too seriously, but is very knowledgeable about the subject material. He will go out of his way to help you learn. This course involves a lot of computer work with GIS software and there were people in my class (including me sometimes) that were utterly CLUELESS about how to work with computers. I lost count of how many times people asked the very questions that he just answered and they'd still have no clue on what to do next. He basically had to stick a pacifier in their whiny little mouths and babystep them through the whole process. I have to admit though, ARCVIEW can be confusing sometimes. But Prof. Bohr never showed any impatience. He is a very fair grader and did a good job of amending his syllabus to account for our ineptitude at learning the material. His lectures can get a bit monotonous at times, but he has a good sense of humor to lighten things up. Overall, a great prof.

Dr. Bohr is a great teacher. He is very knowledgeable about the subject material. He does have an updated version of the softwear so sometime what he tells you to do is not quite how you do it. He does go out of his way to help you learn. This course involves a lot of computer work with GIS software. But don't worry there were people in the class, including me, that just did not understand. The cool thing is he will go over how to do something over and over again until you get it. I lost count of how many times people asked the same question that he just answered and still do not know what to do next. GISARCVIEW can be confusing sometimes. But Dr. Bohr never showed the class any impatience (only when those "smart" rooms were not so smart). He is a very fair grader. One thing to remember is he does not like blank spaces on your maps. Try to fill up your map. His lectures are monotonous, but he has a good sense of humor to lighten things up. I would take this teacher over again in a heart beat!

This was a computer-lab class. The lecture was a little slow, but lab was effective. Bohr, as always, was humorously sarcastic. He is always willing to help in lab or answer any questions in class. I actually did all of the reading right before the tests and thought it was a good time investment. There were two labs a week that could mostly be completed before time was up. Most of the points came from the labs. There was also 2 tests and a final project. GIS is a good skill to have, but takes time to build.

Bohr is a funny guy. Class is pretty interesting if you like computer programs. Labs were twice a week about 2 hours each, weren't very hard though. There was one midterm, one final and a project for GIS. Tests were fair, and the lab tests were open-book and open-notes which was nice. Pretty cool class overall, Bohr has a morbid but funny personality.

one of the best teacher's i have ever had. i took GEOG 250 in my second year (got an A) and GEOG 318 my junior year (got a B). he isn't unrealistic with how much he requires students to know - but he definitely has high expectations, WHICH IS A GOOD THING. to say he is super helpful is an understatement. he was always willing to help me when i just couldn't understand GIS (i'm not great with technology) and he was totally understanding when i had to reschedule my final because of a family emergency. i came away from both classes with actual knowledge, rather than just learning material for the tests. BOHR IS THE MAN! i can't wait to have my last class as a senior with him!

Bohr has easily been one of the best professors I've had at Cal Poly. His class is hard but he knows that and knows that most of the student taking it have absolutely no need for GIS in their futures. But he is easy to approach and really wants to help you understand the material. Not to mention he gives partial credit like no other. This ended up being one of my favorite classes this quarter (and I went into absolutely dreading it).

This is a great teacher. He is pretty new to the teaching seen at Cal Poly but he is good and really knows his stuff. You don

Dr. Bohr uses power point for all of his lectures and has a low voice. Sitting in the front of class is better then the back. His tests are average if you study. This class has a lab but is never used. So plan on getting out early on lab days. This class is all about air cells and movements. Consentrate on taking good notes in those sections. Either I wrote a kick ass paper (which I don't think I did) or he curved the class. Bohr is a nice teacher once you get to know him. I would take another class with him in a heart beat.

Great professor, but hard to sit through his class because he is so monotone. He is super chill about late work and really lets you turn it in anytime during the quarter. Plus, you only go to lab once during the quarter.

While I love Bohr's awkward humor and overall ability to make the entire class smile, I'm not positive he would have been my choice of a professor to teach GEOG 455...There were some things going against Bohr for this specific class. It was held at 7:40 AM, and in combination with his low voice and the amount of straight PowerPoint lecturing required for the material, it was hard to pay attention let alone keep awake. That being said, the class is average, boring, and I didn't feel like I learned very much of how to use SPSS or how to write a proper statistically accurate research report FROM THE CLASS, I learned it all MYSELF or through the book.

BOYCOTT!!!