Mikael Lindvall

4 reviews
Average rating: 1.25

This professor has taught: ENPM612, ENPM614, ENPM655, ENPM808, ENPM808O, ENPM809W

Grades

During the Spring 2020 and Spring 2021 semesters, students could choose to take some of their courses pass-fail mid-semester which skews grade data aggregated across multiple semesters.

Average GPA of 3.06 between 565 students*

Grade Distribution+-05101520253035404550% of studentsABCDFWother
A-: 21.06%
A: 12.39%
A+: 3.36%
B-: 15.75%
B: 14.16%
B+: 16.28%
C-: 1.42%
C: 3.72%
C+: 6.55%
D: 0.35%
D+: 0.35%
F: 0.18%
W: 4.25%
other: 0.18%
* "W"s are considered to be 0.0 quality points. "Other" grades are not factored into GPA calculation. Grade data not guaranteed to be correct.
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Mikael Lindvall
ENPM612

Expecting an F
admin
01/12/2026		I honestly didnt like his classes, he expects everything to memorize. Also, the distribution of grading is designed to make students fail.
Mikael Lindvall
ENPM612

Expecting a B+
admin
10/31/2025		Boring theoretical classes, exams rely on mugging up the 100 page slides of each lecture
Mikael Lindvall
ENPM614

admin
05/17/2025		Man expects you to memorize hundreds of slides through the course for the exams and yes literally memorize because there are complete the sentence questions in the tests that have only 1 correct answer and it is found in like deck no. 13 slide no. 36 under the diagram.
Mikael Lindvall
ENPM614

Expecting an A
admin
10/07/2023		Clearly recycles the vast majority of slides and work from previous semesters. Sometimes doesn't even bother updating resources. Really enjoys talking.. not teaching. Exams mostly feature "gotcha" questions lifted from the slides with minimal application. Contrary to what Professor Lindvall may say in class, employers care about you being able to apply the knowledge you learned- not regurgitate slides. Anumeet was worse- uploaded last years lectures and did not make himself available to even help students. For a class called testing & maintenance it was interesting that they chose to teach it with tools that aren't used at most modern companies.