Nice and funny guy and very lax on due dates, however, terrible lecturer.

Koffi comes so in clutch. While he gives a lot of homework, his midterms are virtually exactly like his review sessions and he always extends homework until the end of the quarter, or even after. I thought I did really bad on the final and was worried about my grade for a bit but he was SO generous with partial credit and I finished with an A-. Highly recommend referring to the textbook and understanding basic concepts from there before the final but I will throw hands with anyone complaining about Koffi’s accent bc this man does so much for his students.

To the trash who called Prof. Kofi a Trash Professor: you are the trash that should not be brought on this earth. I feel sorry for your mother...

That been said, Kofi is incredibly smart professor. Challenges you to think critically about every aspect of the topic he is teaching. Very thoughtful and considerate as well. Multivariable calculcus has been one of my favorite courses, and I suspect Professor Kofi will be one of the most influential professors I have as a student.

Koffi doesn't actually care about you like he pretends to. If you don't want someone to ruin your college life, do not take him.

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I could not understand him or read his handwriting. I recommend reading the textbook instead of attending class.

we never got to see the grades for our final exams, koffi didn't cover entire units of the content so now we're behind in 32b and he was lecturing during finals week. overall disorganized class, easy tests but not great for learning the content well

Trash professor, I would say... First, I could not literally understand what he was saying in the lecture nor know what he was writing on notes. With extremely unclear teaching, he left tons of assignments, roughly 20-30 problems a week--those were time-consuming. I did not learn anything from him but how to stand with a terrible accent and handwriting. The only positive side is he holds review sessions before each test. You are guaranteed a decent test score if you are mighty enough to understand what he is talking about and writing.

The biggest knock on Enakoutsa is that he assigns WAY too much homework. The HW assignments every week would range anywhere from 10-20 pages for me on GoodNotes for me and it would take hours upon hours to complete. While it did force me to learn the content, it was just too much. That being said HW was the best way for me to learn. His lectures were difficult to watch since he has this calligraphy handwriting that's hard to read and his accent is hard to understand also. Given lectures were on Zoom, he also scrolled through his notes way too fast (I would always have to go back to the recording so I could copy down the notes). The reason why I'd still recommend Enakoutsa over other professors is that his tests are super easy. They're super similar to homework (sometimes even the same but with different numbers), or he takes problems that he goes over in his review sessions (on the final he went over at least two questions verbatim in his review session). All in all, average professor, easy tests, and would take again.

To put it plainly, if you take him you'll have a homework each week (no exception) with on average 25 exercises but it can go as much as 40, which takes on average 7 to 15 hours. It's a heavy workload, especially when you have him in 2 classes (would not recommend at all, I had 60 to 80 exercises a week just with these 2 classes, it was a nightmare).
He doesn't drop any grade (not flexible at all on that), but you can give back all homework until the last day of the last week.
For the test, it was covid so we had 24 hours, it was honestly not that bad compared to the homework and the course. Everything was doable, but clearly not in 50 minutes as he said, more in 5 to 6 hours. But doable, not impossible.