This is how a typical class would go...Spend the first 45 minutes trying to figure out why his examples don't work, and then begin the days lecture in the remaining 5 minutes. You can spare yourself his sh**ty lectures and learn everything you need from the w3c tutorials. Not especially hard or anything, but nowhere near as cool as I was hoping it would be.

Professor Ouellette is a nice guy, though a bit eccentric at times. His lectures are organized and sum up the material nicely. I've taken 20A and 40A with him, and would say his classes are difficult because they cover a lot of material. However, he allows for a double sided note sheet on the final, which is a saving grace. The grading ended up being straight scale, I suspect because many students had prior knowledge in the subject.

He is a nice person, helpful. the class it self is hard. lot of material to memorize. I am a web designer and I've made over 100 websites, but the class was hard for me.
if you have any question, he would help you as much as he can.
home works are Ok.
if you listen to what he tells you in class, you should be ok.