Great teacher. Explains all concepts in great detail. Always there to help and take questions.

Loved her. Went into detail and always asked if everyone was okay with the work. Tests based on homework assignments, that is helpful and the test are pretty good. I sucked at math in HS but i got a pretty good grade with her and i actually understood the problems.

Arazyan is a pretty good calc professor. Shes a lot better than my high school teacher. If you have any knowledge of calc whatsoever its so easy. Moves kind of slow so its really easy to understand. She gives a fair amount of hw, not too much and her tests are pretty easy and straightforward.

She's really good. I mean she's not the best prof. but she explains concepts over and over until you get it right even though it may be boring. But the TF sucked!! He didnt know what he was doing at all.

She is pretty easy esp. if you took AP calc in hs. She goes very slowly and always asks if the class understood. Al you have to do is always do your hw and never miss a quiz/test and just look over your notes and practice some problems for the tests. i recommend her. very easy :) ps: if you understand the material never go to the TA. waste of time

Lectures are very clear and to the point. Many worked examples that directly apply to quizzes and tests. Homework is not overbearing, and is given with ample time to complete. By the 100th time she says "are you guys with me" in a lecture, you pretty much are. Overall, the class was enjoyable and worth taking.

I hated my Stats 1 class because I had an awful professor, so Arazyan was a relief for the second semester. She was really clear and used a lot of examples to explain the material. She did care whether or not students understood the material. Always reviewed before tests and the final, and posted answer keys online to study from.

Overall, very straightforward and easy to follow during lectures. She's pretty funny and interesting for a math teacher. Tests were fair, but the final was ridiculously hard, with not one but two questions (out of 5) on something that we had never used before.

If you've had a calculus background this class is extremely easy. Even without the background, do the homework and review the chapters before the exam and you will do well. Her exams and quizzes are very easy and homework is a big part of your grade so definitely keep up with that.

Very straightforward and clear. Fair tests and quizzes. She's nice and understanding and even funny sometimes.

She is straight forward, and very willing to help. Tests are easy if you understand the homework. Homework is graded kind of unfairly though--she picks 5 random questions out of 30 and gives your grade based on those 5.

Prof. Arazyan is the best female teacher i have ever had. She is clear, helpful and straightforward in explaining concepts. It's not mandotory to go to discussion or lecture,unless you need to to turn in homework or take a quiz/test however if u go to lecture and listen, the class will be a piece of cake!

Amazing professor. Very clear and concise and is willing to help

awesome professor. i loved her. she's nice and her stories about her son are awesome. it's an easy class if you know study before tests and quizzes although the final will have you thinking you're on an episode of punk'd - still an easy class & she's an awesome teacher. if you need a math divisional, take this course!

Very nice person, tells fun stories about her son. She tries to make everything very clear. You need to do your part by reading the text and doing practice problems. DEFINITELY do the homework. it's graded, and counts! try not to skip class too much, you might miss quiz/test announcements, etc. She is fairly lenient with absences/excused hw's.

At times lecture dragged, but all in all she is clear and uses a lot of examples. I feel if you don't understand at the end of the course it is your own fault. She is very approachable and her notes are amazing. Homework is short and to the point. Posts homeworks and such online, which helps. She also talks about her 3 year old son = adorable!

fair class. but i was wondering if shes gonna let us drop off the lowest hw grade...that would be awesome

One word. Homework. She gives homework and if you do it on your own, you shoudl do well. no need to go to class unless you don't have a clue about calc. Everythin is done from the book excpt ex's. they respond to the hw. hmwk is graded weirdly, which also takes forever to do. only 4 problems worth 40 pts are graded, with 50-60+ problms to do total

Very clear in her lectures and always ready to answer questions if you have them. Lots of HW, about 60 probs but she gives a lot of time to do it. HW ends up being worth quite a bit of the final grade. She is understanding and helpful. If you do the HW, the quizzes and tests are easy.

Not a hard class as long as you go to lecture, the course material gets harder and more confusing as the semester goes on, put effort into homework its graded and can help your grade if you bomb a quiz but if you do the homework that shouldn't happen she assigns so much of it you get good practice

She is a very friendly person. She seems mean but she really isn't. She moves through the material EXTREMELY fast. tests are based on hw problems so it is in your best interest to do and understand hw problems. goin to lecture is useful only b/c she does alot of problems, some of which are in he hw..other than that lectures are pretty useless.

HOMEWORK HOMEWORK HOMEWORK HOMEWORK HOMEWORK HOMEWORK it's basically free points, ask her or the discussion TF to work the problems. good practice for the quizzes, tests are a little bit harder than the quizzes. Start off strong, do well on the first few homeworks and quizzes and your grade will be solid

Very clear about what she wants you to know. Best part is that she does out a lot of the homework questions so that you actually learn how to do the problems rather than just stumble along in the course.

Lectures are clear and she asks if anyone has questions about anything to be clarified. If you go to lecture and do the homework (a good amount of problems to do in 2 weeks) you will do well. There are 4 quizzes, that she warns you of and what will be on it, so it's clear. Exams are straight forward. If you do the homework the exams will be easy.

Pretty easy class, just need to keep up with the work and you are almost a lock to get a B- or higher

People have mixed feeling about her, so do I. At times she is energetic and truly a great professor and means well for her students, at other times not so much. If you have already taken calc before, and do the homework your solid for a B+ ...her test/exams have some intense questions and the TF is useless so dont bother asking questions at dissc.

She's a pretty nice woman, very helpful in office hours. I suck at Calculus, and I ended up doing okay. Do the homework and you'll do fine - warning, she curves at the end of the semester instead of after every test, so don't get too disheartened by midterm and quiz grades.

She does carry a thick accent but attending lectures are vital to comprehending her style of solving problems. She is very straightforward and is willing to help her students at all times. If you've taken Calc before, this class is a breeze. As long as you solve the hw problems, you'll do well on the quiz and her tests are fairly simple as well.

Definitely the most boring, slow class in calc out there. Her lectures are usually pointless, as she simply states whats already in the book. Exams are all based on the HW she assigns, but dont count on that for all the quizes - some really tingle your brain. Its an okay class, especially if you know the material and dont feel like goin to lectures

She has her lessons planned out to the last second. She asks for questions often, writes very neatly and in a comprehensible order for nice notes. She has quirks such as erasing the board as cleanly as possible and dotting after every equation. Overall, great professor for an intro to calc class. Attendance not mandatory!

Arazyan rocks. She has a crazy(/cool) accent. If you don't understand something in lecture, she's always helpful during office hours, and she's very nice. Some of her tests were difficult, but she curves everything in the end - I got very low grades on tests and ended up doing fine. Crazy curve.

Calc I was great, in a small classroom, she had great teaching style. Calc II was terrible: huge lecture room, bad for her teaching style, too "caught up" in what she was doing. She does have an accent, so sit close and listen closely. I recommend going to lecture, but you dont have to every day because she follows book dead-on. Good professor.

She's a good professor, but the only problem was the class size. If you took the time to go to office hours, she'll help you out. There was a good amount of homework, but all calc classes have homework... She doesn't grade homework, but you should do it because tests are based on it...

She prepares very well for lectures, and follows the textbook directly. Explanations of concepts are usually good, and she gives very clear instructions for processes for solving problems. Do the homework and ask questions, because the quizzes are based mostly on that. Exams were straightforward and not any harder than what we covered in class.

I liked her a lot. I had her for both Calc I and Calc II. I got an A- in Calc I without trying and I got a C- in Calc II trying twice as hard. She's a good teacher, but Calc II is unnecessarily hard.

Prof Arazyan is an awsome teacher. There are no surprises on the quizes or tests and if you do the assigned problems and go to the lectures, you are sure to do fine. People complaining clearly just didn't try or did bad. Not done with the class yet but more than half way done, and I like calculus a lot more than I once did.

Needless to say I loved her as a teacher. Good quizzes. Exams could be shaky but do homework and you will be fine. Go to her office hour and get to know her. She is a very nice lady -funny sometimes- and helps you with concepts you don't understand. She made me like calculus a lot! and i didn't take it in high school. Take her for MA 123 if you can

Arazyan is generally a nice person and very willing to help you, especially if you go to office hours. Her accent can be hard to understand at first, but you get used to it after a few classes. She doesn't do very many proofs in calc 123, which depending on your learning style can be a good or bad thing.

Arazyan is pretty chill. Quizzes are straight forward. If you get the basics you'll do well. Plus she gives you plenty of time on tests. I'd recommend this class for a math requirement.

Arazyan is a great teacher! The tests are easy...there are no trick questions and the tests are very similar to what she goes over in class. She's really nice, funny, and extremely approachable. She teaches the material clearly and very well.

arazyan's chill. i try to complain about her class, but that's because im in college. her lectures are clear, hw is always on topic, test/quiz questions are always examples from class, hw, or other quizzes. very easy to talk to in office hours, cares about the subject alot. highly recommend her

She goes extremely fast. Calculus is based mainly on limits and derivatives and she covered derivatives in maybe 2 classes. She gives A LOT of homework and you are better off doing it because its helps on the quizzes but that doesnt make them any easier. Her tests are extremely hard. GO TO DISCUSSION

She goes everything too fast in the class. I barely go to class, but I get an A in the end. If you can study by yourself and finish all the hw questions. you can do well.Her hw is hard and time-consuming.She is a nice and fair grader!!!

She has a heavy accent, but you get used to it. Class is not too hard, and her tests are straight out of the homework.

Good teacher, quizzes and tests are straight out from the book. It means if you finish the hwk, and do some even numbers one, you should be able to get a good score. Time yourself well, tests might be a bit long IF YOU dont study. Good that she gives exams that she had covered in lectures. Good devotion in teaching, but strict in timetable.

She's a great professor. Sometimes tough to understand but she knows what she's talking about and she'll ask how the class is doing if she sees too many blank faces. Exams are tough.

Go to classes, she explains everything clearly. But the final exam was too hard, thus make more stress on homeworks, quizes and 2 midterms. Btw, it's not an easy A class. I Recommend to take her classes

Arazyan is a very helpful teacher. Her lectures can be dry sometimes. It is a hard class for non science/engineers. Take 121 it is easier. It is a hard class and requires you to work throughout the semester. She is very helpful, and if cannot make her office hours, she will specially come on other days to help you! Very approachable too! Take her!

She is a wonderful teacher, some people say her accent is hard to understand, but after a week or so it's no problem. She's very helpful and if you ask questions she will do her best to explain. Very helpful and fair, willing to help if you ask.

She is great! I love her. She is very helpful and the exams are easy, so it is not difficult to get a good grade in her class. Take her in Calculus!

Okay. Why are people complaining so much? She is the most straightforward math professor I have had. Everything she explains in class has the potential to be on a quiz/exam. She even puts up example problems on the board. Yes she teaches from the book, but what would you prefer? A less structured lecture?

She explains concept effectively, and there is no problem understanding her accent. Not heavy workload, and the exams are not tricky.

Arazyan is awesome. She goes at a nice pace and is very clear. Definitely not a difficult class if you do your work. I never attended office hours and often skipped discussion (which is helpful if you have questions) and I was fine. The homework problems are great for practice even though you don't turn them in. One of my favorite classes.

She is an awesome teacher-- very funny! She can go really fast during lecture, but if you let her know, she'll slow down and break down the steps. It really helped doing the practice problems. The tests were easy. There were never any curveballs thrown at you. Take her!

Boring lectures, but she covers EXACTLY what is needed. My class notes became my textbook. The textbook I actually bought were for assignments only, I didn't use it to study at all. Like most math courses, don't go into a test without understanding everything. Tests should be easy if you do understand. The final was noticeably harder though.

If she gives the option to do problem sets but requires only a certain number of problems to turn in, don't just do the required problems, make an effort to do the entire problem set because her tests can have problems that she may not have gone over in class. Her tests are also pretty long too if you get stuck in the row reduction processes.

Arazyan's class is by far my favorite I have taken so far! As someone who struggled with calc in high school, she made it very easy to understand. She never puts problems you haven't seen before on the test but it's really important to keep up with your homework and do ALL the problems. Also, make sure you go to the lecture before the exam.

I used to consider myself unteachable at math in general. If you fit this description: TAKE THIS CLASS. She explains every step of problems in lecture and organizes topics by number such that they relate exactly to sections in the book. Between the two you'll get it. Tests are hard, but do practice problems and take good lecture notes. She's great!

Arazyan was a great teacher. However, from what I've seen, she seems to be the hardest professor for MA 121. She doesn't water down her tests, allow note cards, or give a specific indication of what will be on the test. This strategy works though and I now know more about calculus than I did before. DO NOT SKIP LECTURE!

Arazyan is an amazing professor. Lectures are very organized and she pops up a joke at the end of most of the classes. She is an okay grader (neither tough nor easy). However, if you understand the material and do the problems she assigns, there is no reason for you not to pass in this class.

If you just Do Not understand math, but still need to get in your math requirement, this is the class to take. Doesn't take attendance but you don't even need to open the textbook if you go to every class. Tries to give you as much credit as possible. Still hate math but would take a class with her again just for her.

How could anyone think that her class is hard? She spends half of her class going over example test questions, and she literally tells you what she's going to test you on in lecture! I didn't even study for her final and I got an A! She's also a really nice person, once you get past her foreign sense of humor.

She tends to have bad reviews, but I think she is a great professor. She covers topics thoroughly, gives time for questions, and reviews homework problems before you turn them in. She is always willing to help her students out, and tries her best to my calc simple. Most considerate and caring of students professor I experienced at BU. Easy class.

Professor Arazyan makes Calculus easy. She goes over every concept and explains them well. However, the averages on her midterms weren't high. No curves

I love her so much I am taking her for Stats next semester too even though it's a 9am . She makes jokes and small talk at the start to ease students and despite popular belief her accent is not an issue. Provides numerous and relevant examples and doesn't expect you to know anything except the things she taught you.

She explains concepts well, but if you're not interested, it can get boring quickly. One big difference between the course and high school is how quick the syllabus goes - if you don't have any experience taking calc before, make sure you listen. Solid choice overall.

Dr. Arazyan might not be the most engaging Prof but thats not her fault because it's stats and everyone is bored. She tells you exactly what you need to show on the test to do well. The class is not difficult at all even if you don't have a strong math background. Overall very caring and nice person.

Very sweet and caring, always stops to make sure you are understanding. Very clear explanations of concepts, but lectures sometimes disorganized. Very easy HW. Accent is very clear. Also brings out her bunny who is adorable. She is great professor, would take her class!

COVID UPDATE: Lectures recorded and posted. Very basic calculus. Class notes relevant. Exams taken online, test day assigned but take it whenever, open note, not recorded or monitored. She always told us exactly which types of problems would be on test, and were (different numbers) but the same as the examples did in class. So nice, loves questions

Prof. Arazyan is extremely sweet and funny during her lectures. She's always willing to help if you ask for it as well. There is only one homework assignment at the end of each week so the workload is light, but the exams are noticeably more challenging than other professor's exams. Nothing too challenging though!

she is literally the sweetest lady ever. her lectures are very clear and she will do any example problem you want, just have to ask. no curve though, so pay attention. minimal homework, just get it done. if you put effort in (attend lecture, take notes, do the optional practice problems) should be an easy class.

Really nice professor. She helps students get ready for exams by going over example questions. Homework every week, exams are similar to hw questions. Lectures can be boring but this is a math class.

Prof Arazyan's lectures aren't the most exciting since it's math after all. However, her explanations are clear and intuitive. She only sets 3 homework questions every week which is very little. Her tests are slightly harder than her lectures but nothing nobody can't do.

She was a great professor-hilarious and managed to recognize every student in the lecture (I took the class in person in 2019). Something she did that no other professor's ever done that I really appreciated was that she told us the approximate minimum grade we should've gotten on the first exam based on the curve to be on track to pass the class.

I dont know why she doesnt have a better rating, she doesnt just read off the slides like I saw one of the other comments say. She clearly explains the material and uses examples. I dont even like stats and I thought this class was an easy A, especially considering it doesnt really take any studying compared to most STEM courses.

She is a really good professor, definitely very knowledgeable. However, lectures are kinda dry. Graded by: 10% textbook problems 10% online HW problems 25% first midterm 25% second midterm 30% final Not a very difficult class. The material builds on each other. Just make sure to keep up with the material.

Professor Arazyan is really an amazing Professor. She cares about what you learn from the course instead of whether you get the correct answers for the exam. All the grades are fair and resonable. She make linear algebra esay for understanding.

I took Professor Arazyan for MA242. Linear algebra is a difficult course in that it's very unlike other fields of math, so the course by definition is very tricky. However, Dr Arazyan was so kind and always dedicated a ton of time to questions, and was always willing to explain again until you understood.

I hated calculus until I had Prof Arazyan. Kind, passionate, engaging, VERY intelligent. Will help you if you just ask! Attendance is technically not mandatory, but passing w/o attending won't happen unless you're well-versed in calc. Also, you can tell Prof Arazyan genuinely wants all of her students to succeed!

i think people on here forget this is an obvious weed out course. Yes its test heavy and yes youll have to put in some time on your own, but overall her lectures are extremely helpful and give a great outline of what will be on the test. The MyLab homework is also a fantastic tool to study and overall i dont think this class is anything unexpected.

She's very nice and the materials are easy to understand during lectures but expect it to be harder on the test. The majority of your grade is the midterm (2, each 25%) and the final (30%) and if you fail them, you'll fail the class. If you haven't taken calc previously or don't understand/like it then this course will be hard for you.

I think Professor Arazyan is a really nice person but her class is extremely difficult. I took calculus in high school and I found this time around harder than the first time. Her exams are extremely difficult but she does curve at the end of the semester.

Greatest and nicest Instructor I have ever had in my whole life. Lecture comes with a little side jokes, exam are slightly easier than the practice problems that she provides on the text book in my opinion. Just come to the lecture, finish every assignment on time, and do all the practice problems that she provides on the syllabus, ez A.

Very nice person, best stats professor at BU in my opinion. Lectures are incredible boring and slow and homework is tedious and makes me want to pull my hair out not going to lie... Exams are rough but stay on top of the lectures and assignments and chug along to the end and you'll do fine. Ask her about her bunny! she feeds it cranberries :)

This class wasn't so bad (and I wouldn't consider myself a math person.) I took calc in high school so I did have a little background, but as long as you attend lectures and do the homework you will be totally fine.She outlines what will be on each midterm/final the lecture before so you can know what to mostly expect.Ask questions- she will help.

the class is easy and she provides recording during COVID, I never go to class but still get an easy A since she just simply read the slides. the exams are easy as long as you know how to figure out the process with a calculator.

Great teacher. Gives you all material necessary for tests (literally spells out whats gonna be on the test) and gives homework that is actually useful for them.

Keep at top of the materials and you'll be fine. She is very caring and always available. Also willing to explain any question in or after class. This course is test heavy because it's just mathematics so what type of participation do you expect. As of exams I can't say much but they are similar to the homework. Won't say avoid. It is what it is.

Overall, Arazyan is a very good professor IF YOU HAVE TAKEN CALCULUS BEFORE. She lectures through giving a ton of examples, which makes sense for students with calculus knowledge, but can be hard for new learners to grasp. Her exam reviews are amazing, as she spells out exactly what's on the exam, but BEWARE that no calculators are allowed.

Really wants everyone to succeed. Outlines everything you need for the test beforehand. Very good!

Although I struggled to keep up in this class as I had never taken Calc before, Professor Arazyan made me love math again. We moved through material quickly which was stressful, but Arazyan's funny jokes and care made the class enjoyable. Would 100% recommend this class for Calc IF you have taken calc before.

The lecture can be a bit dull but if you attend she literally outlines exactly what will be on exams and what you have to show work for to get partial credit, which is incredibly helpful. Exams are very fair and reasonable.

Lectures can be boring but she gives pretty good exams that are not too easy but not too difficult. She gives really good review sessions and explains what she expects from you. Her exams don't have any surprising problems and they are manageable.

The final is really hard, but going to lecture really helps and she does explain the concepts in pretty simple terms.

She is good professor, she tells you whats going to be on the test exactly, and she is accessible outside of class.

Show up to class! You will find the lectures being way more straightforward. Arazyan is a very nice lady and strongly encourages questions, and students will never few dumb if they get confused. She also tells EXACTLY what will be on exams and guide you through all the problems in great details. Maybe not the most engaging, but definitely helpful.

Try not to say mother challenge, level impossible.

Her lectures are heavily practice-problem based, but I really like how she is always super receptive to questions.

Her lectures are the best thing to go to if you want to do well, however, she sometimes overexplains things or explains them TOO technically/perfectly. She sounds like a textbook sometimes, but not in a bad way, just like she knows a lot about calculus. Not all the time but it happens. Fun character, would take again :)

how could you not say mother like that's mother... all jokes aside i adore her and if you go to the lectures and try on the homework you'll be fine (and this is coming from someone who hasn't taken a math course in 2 years) she lets u know exactly what's going to be on the exams and is overall very helpful!

Her level of willingness to take questions already exceeds most mathematics professors here. Frequently asked for questions, always begins with "Good question," and very willing to re-explain if anyone is confused. Lectures may be boring but it's not her fault. Tests are not easy but not hard either as she holds useful review sessions before exams.

This course is DEFINITELY test-heavy, but as long as you are paying attention in class and are up to date with the homework assignments, there's nothing to worry about. Arazyan is super funny and she'll make sure to keep you engaged with jokes and whatnot. Pretty standard course, make sure you are attending class (it will be so much easier).

Professor Arazyan is clear and engaging in lectures, though the class is test-heavy. Using unstuck study alongside the textbook helped me stay on top of the material and ace the exams. Definitely recommended for math-savvy students.

She is funny, BUT her lectures are fast. If you took calc before it should be easy, but the class is as expected. Take it, but you have to study...

THE BESTTT. I literally hate ALL type of math but honestly she made all the topics so easy to understand. 2 Midterms and 1 Final which are honestly very easy to do IF YOU GO TO LECTURE!! She goes through so much during it and it will help a lot with the weekly homework's and if you need to review for the exams! Love her!!

Loved her!! She makes these little awkward jokes in class which is so silly. She can go a bit fast but don't hesitate to ask her to slow down or any other questions! She's very thoughtful in that sense. Although she has notes on BB i suggest going to class for exam prep

Just do what she asks you then easy A. You are not even required to attend every class, her Pearson Lab will teach you everything you need.

She is funny and does a great job explaining difficult calculus topics. Even though her exams are a bit challenging, she outlines each question she will ask in her reviews, making it much easier to study. The grade breakdown is 20% homework, 25% Midterm 1, 25% Midterm 2, and 30% Final. Highly recommend. She is mother.

Motivating and compassionate professor. Lectures were extremely straightforward and understandable. Gave incredibly comprehensive reviews for all exams. Literally mother.

Nice and passionate professor.

She is very sweet, like a mom. Always asks how we're doing and if we understand the material. It's your typical calc class. She moves through stuff relatively fast so it might be slightly challenging if you haven't taken calc before. She does many examples in class, and problems on exams are very similar to those examples, as well as the HW.

I wish I got the chance to know Prof. Arazyan better. She is genuinely a very sweet person and a very organized lecturer. Has clear expectations and outlines the exam the class prior. Def recommend taking math courses with her if you could.

Prof. Arazyan is super nice and cares deeply about her students. Definitely go to her office hours as she will explain problems very well. Her teaching style though is hit or miss. For some it's really good and for others the material just doesn't resonate with them. Definitely study for tests as those make up the vast majority of your grade.

I've never taken stats before but Arazyan's class was reasonable and manageable with some effort. Homework assignments take some time to complete but are extremely useful to prepare for exams and thoroughly understand the content beyond lecture. Arazyan is really nice and very willing to explain things until they make sense, so go to office hours.

Professor Arazyan is truly one of the best professors I've had at BU. Not only is she the funniest person, but she really displays great knowledge and passion for her job. The material is DENSE!! Having taken calculus before I found that this class really helped strengthen my understanding of subject. Attend discussion, its optional, but so helpful

She gives very fast paced lectures, but you can keep up by using the notes she posts of last semesters. She's super nice and genuinely cares about students. Tests can be hard, but the discussion PSets can be very helpful. Can be a challenging class if you've never taken calc because of the fast pace, but put in the effort and you'll be fine.

If you took calc in High School, this class shouldn't be too hard for you. If not, then this will probably be a difficult class. Arazyan is a great person, and it helps a lot to go to lectures. DEFINITELY make sure to do your homework and study for exams, the grading is strict and based on ONLY homework (20%) + 2 midterms (25%) and a final (30%)

I have always struggled with math, and I went into this class with a lot of anxiety about it. I had never taken calc before. Her lectures have such a kind and warm vibe too, which is such a stark difference to my math teachers in the past. As long as you attend all her lectures and take notes, this class will not be difficult.

Her office hours didn't work for my class schedule and, multiple times, she turned down a request by me to meet outside class. Lectures are fast paced but she's available before and after for questions. Tests are pretty fair and the review sessions are accurate for the content represented on them.

tells u what will be on the exam so you can study better, has light homework but to succeed, you need to show up to ever lecture as she doesnt record them and you need to practice the concept after learning it as cramming before the exam might work but this will guarantee you be great at math

she is very nice and she tells you what exactly will be on the exam the lecture beforehand.

Difficult class, lectures can be at times difficult to follow but the material is presented and explained well. The tests are very difficult but she gives a lot of partial credit and curves depending on how the class does at the end of the semester

Attendance is not mandatory but I found that I learned a lot more in lectures rather than self-studying. Homeworks are long and take hours, but I personally enjoyed the workload as a math lover. Exams are difficult and require exceptional conceptual knowledge of topics, however she is extremely generous with partial credit. Love her personality.

attendance not mandatory but those who go to her class succeed more than others, do all the homework, she tells you what is on the exam beforehand so you know exactly what to study. overall, not that bad of a prof but maybe it is because i had history with calc in high school. keep up with the lectures and homework and you will be fine

her lecturing style is really interesting, u definitely have to pay attention in class if you want to get good notes. other than that, this class was really not hard and shes super funny! clear guidelines of what will be on the exams and the homeworks are a lot but they are super helpful when studying.

She is very clear at explaining what will be on the test. Make sure to attend lectures to get the most out of the class, she ofter goes over problems that will be on the homework or on the tests. Make sure to do the homework on time!

Her homework & test prep system is one of the best I have ever experienced (she literally tells you what is on the exam question by question). Could be difficult to understand if you are unfamiliar with the topic, but she definitely cares about you and wants you to succeed. Exams have a really extreme time crunch, so remember to practice speed.

Lectures were very informative and heavy. She is hilarious yet still somehow manages to put me to sleep. Lots of assigned homework, but at least it helps prepare for the exams. Goes through what problems to expect on the exam beforehand, which helps a lot.