A great teacher. He will teach you a lot, but don't expect to get an easy grade.

Very hard. You can understand his English, although through a thick accent. Extremely difficult--expects you to have memorized and be able to instantly recall eight pages of integrals, derivatives, and other (albeit extremely important) information.

I must agree w/the last post. Though you'll hear only bad from everone else, I thought his class to be smooth sailing really. I thought him lenient and extraordinarily helpful.

Very difficult class... Vectors is the easy part (first or last part of the course... depends on his mood, I guess). Brace yourself when you get to triple integrals!!! hehe EXCELLENT teacher! NOT an easy grade... Definitely a challenge!

In all honesty this is one of the best teachers I have had. His no-nonsense style of approaching calculus helped me in later classes. He will be one of the toughest you EVER encounter, do not expect an easy grade. (And I think he is tougher on females)

At first I thought he was awful. Towards the middle of the semester, everything made sense and was very helpful in other classes. Take him if you really want to learn.

EXCELLENT TEACHER! I'D ADVISE THOSE LOOKING FOR AN EASY TIME TO FIND ANOTHER TEACHER. THIS CLASS IS VERY CHALLENGING, BUT HE IS ALSO VERY APPROACHABLE. IF YOU'RE HAVING TROUBLE, JUST ASK... DON'T SIT BACK AND COMPLAIN LIKE MANY OF THE STUDENTS ON THIS SITE HAVE. YOU NEED TO WORK FOR YOUR GRADE!!!

Insights insights insights! He's overflowing with them. The Physics chair even flaunts his math kungfu. Oh, he's good alright. He tends to adapt to the class and paces as such. Don't be afraid to ask questions even when he laughs at you, because he has a funny grizzly Bulgarian chuckle. Even dances!

IF YOU REALLY WANT TO LEARN STICK WITH ANGEL

At first I wanted to pull my hair out because I didn't understand at all but in the middle of the semester I started understanding and learned a lot from him. He has an accent so pretty hard to understand at first but you get use to it. If you want to learn take his class but you have to work your BUTT off if you want to aim for a B or A.

Dr. Muleshkov is a good teacher. He teaches different methods from the book so it can be difficult to get help other than him, but he is very helpful. He is a Republican so he has a pretty skewed world view which does seep into his teaching philosophy. Overall he is an excellent teacher and you will learn. Visit him during office hours.

He is probably one of the best teachers i have ever had. He really knows the material and is very approachable. I'd advise anyone looking for an easy "A" not to take him.

If you want an applied learning experience from someone who is truley excited about the material take Muleshkov. If your someone who is looking for an easy A move along. Advice do exactly what he tells you to do. His methods are the best way to do this stu

Ask yourself this: Do you simply want a worthless degree without any practical knowledge, or do you want marketable skills that you can use to rise above the competition in the real world? Muleshkov provides the latter. Take him for a challenge and a learning experience. Work hard!

Muleshkov is a very good prof. The unfavorable posts are probably from ppl who failed or dropped the class. Work hard, study, do what he says and you will do well in the class and in the future. I will say he grades very hard, if you want an easy A stay away!

If you're one of those overly sensitive types (like some of the people here), avoid him. He doesn't hold your hand. But, his methods are excellent and very practical. He cares, and his class is a blast. Beyond that, the math is superb.

Great math professor. Best in the department. Don't listen to whiners and babies (unless you are one). Take Muleshkov and work hard - you will need to. You will be happy that you had him in the end.

If you're stupid, lazy, or hyper-sensitive - you'll probably dislike him. However, if you appreciate classical mathematics, this is the guy. Challenge yourself, take every class Prof. Muleshkov teaches. Be ready to work, and be ready to achieve your potential. Don't listen to the "Cs get Degrees" crowd.

I see a lot of complaints. But the truth is, Muleshkov is a good professor. Those complaining are probably mad because they finally took a class where more than attendance is required.

Everything he teaches in class is critical and he has an excelent way of making it stick. He tells us THE APPLICATIONS, WHAT IS IT USED FOR, HOW IS IT USED, WHAT CAN IT HELP US IN. If you are really interested in learning, and are willing to study, I would suggest taking him. He is very helpful, he will tell you to see him whenever U need help.

His expectations are high. Hits you with a quiz on the first day (not for pts) and has you print out 7 handouts from his website that go over the foundation EVERY student should have after completing calc II. Various times throughout the class he would go over basic topics from college alg, pre-calc, and calc just because of a lost look on most of

He may be an ok instructor for his Calc classes, but for complex analysis he is a joke. While he is knowledgeable on the subject he does not understand how to convey his knowledge to his students. If you ask questions he gives you an analogy of a hammer and a screwdriver and not using the correct one, but never answers your question.

His fan-club is a little annoying, but so are the haters. Overall, very nice man (once you get used to him), and very good instructor. It is true that his methods are much more powerful and easier than the book. Beware, he takes pride in being challenging. Tough professor, but will prepare you well for future classes.

He teaches at a much higher level than the normal calculus classes. I signed up for his class to "learn" what I missed. His handouts are like gold and he makes the calculus topics as easy as algebra. The only thing that is missing is HARD work by the students. Take the course seriously, otherwise you'll get a bad grade, even if 50% is a C...

Not an easy 'A'. But, excellent professor. If you want to coast through college without learning anything, choose someone else. If you want to learn, choose Muleshkov. He's the best, hands down. LOL at the guy who changed his major. Wow. What a joke! Work hard, and enjoy this class.

Let me tell you: this guy is hard. But he cares. I had surgery and he gave me time to catch up and worked with me personally so that I could not only catch up, turn in my work late, make up quizzes, but also so I understood the material. If you cares, he cares, he was invaluable to me at this time. I am thankful I had him. But I studied my ass off.

He is extremely difficult & extremely helpful. You have to have a ton of time to study for this class & you have to want to seek out his help. He has his own techniques that aren't from the book. They are great but math tutors won't be able to help. His handouts are gold & when he says know them, you better have a perfect copy stored in your head.

BEFORE YOU TAKE THIS CLASS PLEASE GO TO MULESHKOV's SITE (on the math department site) & STUDY THE HANDOUTS! They really are like gold. Muleshkov is hard but if you follow his methods everyone will think you are a genius. Plus 50% is a C after the curve. He is always available outside of class. Also, very helpful if you form a study group! GoodLuck

He has a big heart for students that genuinely want help. He's very friendly, but EXTREMELY difficult. His summer class is ridiculous if you aren't retaking him from a previous semester. His handouts must be memorized completely or you don't have a chance. He has his own way of teaching calc 2 that doesn't involve trig sub & it's a blessing! 50%=C

This teacher is amazing. He won't go out of the book, does his own notes that are not examples but METHODS of solving. Cares so much about his students. Not for the faint of heart, if you want to learn there is no question where you should go. I still drop by to visit a year later. :) Tough, but thorough. Not an easy A.

His quizzes are awful if you don't study or go to class but they are exactly what he does on the board with different numbers. Google him and you will find his worksheets. MEMORIZE and you will get an A. He asks you to memorize 12 integrals, THAT'S IT. No Calculators but no calculations. Doesn't care if 2 + 2 =5 won't mark you off for that.

Professor Muleshkov is a distinguished mathematician in the world and is a great teacher for students who actually want to learn. He is very kind as a person in general if you get to know him. The reason students complain is because of the lack of knowledge from previous which were not taught by him or any good teacher. Lectures are very logical.

Difficult to get used to, but well worth it. He doesn't teach by the book and in a few chapters completely disagrees with it.

Great teacher. If you belong to the 'entitlement generation' you probably won't like him. If you appreciate a teacher who holds you to a high standard and you like coming out of a class feeling like you achieved something, take him. He is very fair and very helpful. Do the work and you will get through just fine. Best calc prof I have had out of 6.

Great but challenging professor. Take him if you want to learn the material, not just get a free A in math.

Muleshkov is the best math professor I have ever had. He knows what he his talking about, and he has many useful strategies that textbooks and other professors ignore. His perceived roughness is actually passion for mathematics and a drive to teach. If you want to learn and be the best, you need to take a class from him.

He is a hard professor and does have a bit of an ego. I learned this the hard way by trying to fight him the first half of the semester. One I swallowed my pride and actually listened to what he was saying I learned a ton. I would recommend taking his class. Pay attention from day 1 and you will learn a lot.

Amazing instructor. Hard class.

The ultimate math professor. I have never gained as much knowledge out of any other class I have ever taken.

Don't understand all the hate. Muleshkov is one of the best professors on campus. Extremely intelligent, teaches lessons based on logic and practicality, and always so funny, kind, and helpful. Very hard class, but set up for success. If you put the work in, you will gain extremely valuable insight into the beginnings of upper level mathematics.

Study the notes he gives out at the begining of semester. It will make life somewhat easier. If you are planning on going further take his class it provides a great foundation that turns you into a math jedi.

Though this was the hardest class I've ever taken in my life, I feel I truly understand the concepts. Muleshkov is a great teacher who tries his best to instill enthusiasm in his students. Learn the handouts he gives at the beginning of the semester. It helps immensely. Grading is fair, and he does give participation points which are easy to get.

Professor Muleshkov is a brilliant mathematician & an outstanding instructor. His class is not for everyone - only those who are serious about their studies should select him. Some say he is arrogant - but let's see how modest you are when you have superior methods and have taught over half a century. Knowledge > gimme grades. He makes math a joy.

AM is from the old school. His courses are rigorous but he gives you everything you need to succeed. Learn to work hard & be successful. Slackers stay away. Here's a good quote potential students should consider: "We must remember that one man is much the same as another, and that he is best who is trained in the severest school." - Thucydides.

This is a tough class for math majors. You will learn more in this class than any other class I have taken on campus but be ready to give up your social life. He truly is brilliant so don't kill yourself with "bad algebra" or by not memorizing his worksheets the first week for they will save your butt. I recommend taking his class

Anyone who wants to learn what real math looks like should take him. Genious of a man with superior methods to solve all sorts of problems. Be prepare to realize how bad you were at math before, you will laugh when you see what kind of problems other classes do. ONLY take if you're serious about learning!!!

he is an amazing professor. Every his method DOES make a sense and you cannot even compare them with stupid calc txtbook. If you want to learn, I suggest his class; but if you want to get an easy grade, you should not. You HAVE to listen to him, memorize his handout and take rly good note, then you will be fine. (you need strong algebra skill tho)

Muleshkov is the easiest teacher ever. Handwriting is clear. He has no accent. Test are extremely easy just like the hw. And the hw takes only a few minutes to do. If you want an easy A take his class. But the only problem is that you don't learn much math. :')rofl lol jk. had him for 431 and 432. oh the memories. His class is your new life.Enjoy!

Extremely Difficult Class, definitely will take up all your time. Listen to Dr. Muleshkov! Take careful notes and you will get by, Best Math Professor I ever had, extremely knowledgeable and helpful. You will learn real math.

No, i don't think his class is easy, and also it is not easy A. You don't need a textbook for his class, because he teaches you his own method. (well you need a book to do hw). He would be best or worst prof that you ever had. You "listen" to him and "study" his lecture. Make sure you study everyday, you will pass this class.

Best math teacher I've ever had the honor of taking. Very difficult but worth it, everyone who has completed one of his courses is stronger for it.

He is the best professor I've had. You will either love him or hate him. He teaches his own methods and does not use the book. He makes things much less complicated. After taking his classes I realized the book was ridiculous.

Muleshkov is hands-down one of the best math teachers in UNLV. He has a unique teaching method, but only effective if you're willing to learn. Fair grader. Strong on logic and algebra. I used to think I was great at algebra until I took this class. May sound condescending at times, but it's not on purpose. Easily approachable and very friendly.

To pass this class you must memorize the handout. Dedicate time into memorizing and understanding it. Took this class twice because he went too fast for me the first time. Take good notes, compare with other students, and study with others. Seek for help and dedicate time to learn. That's the key to passing this class. Overall great experience. (:

He is the best professor that I have ever taken. I regret not taking him for more classes. If you want to see how math should be taught take Muleshkov.

He's one of the best professors that I've ever had. You get to learn something in his class. The best teacher at UNLV that I've encountered. He's very nice and funny. Just make sure to follow his lectures and you will be fine!

Dr. Muleshkov's class is not easy. his classes are for a serious student who wants to learn Math, not just for getting credits and pass. It could be very difficult if you don't have good knowledge from trig and pre-calc. He is one of the toughest professor in UNLV. If you are math or engineering major, I recomend you to take his class and learn :)

You WILL scrub out if you don't pay attention in class. You can't just skim by; either you memorize the handouts and learn and understand integration or you don't. He is for the student that is serious about his math knowledge. If you apply yourself and study, you will be able to crush any other non-Muleshkov student in integration, guaranteed.

You must attend class to have any hope of passing the class. His methods are far better than anything the textbook teaches you. Probably the quirkiest, funniest, and best math teacher I've ever had. You have to pay attention and take notes on what Muleshkov teaches during lectures because he won't write them down on the board for you.

He is notorious for being the toughest Calculus professor at UNLV. There is a reason to that. He is very knowledgeable and wants his students to learn. I felt his class to be easy because he explains materials well. His quizzes and tests are all based on the lecture, and tests are based on quizzes. If you are math major, take his classes!

Dr. Muleshkov made me love math. His class is extremely difficult. Memorize his handouts, write down EVERYTHING he says, follow what he does, and you'll be golden. If you're struggling, ask Tan, and his students. Students who fail don't seek help. Not for easy A, but you will become amazing and destroy other students in calculus. 10/10

Calc 3 with Muleshkov is quite the marathon. It's definitely tough and you will have to study after every lecture. Tan is brilliant and will answer any question you may have. His Calc 2 class is a cakewalk compared to this, and even Muleshkov states that the Calc 3 final is the hardest of all his classes. Just study, do the hw, and youll pass.

Dr. Muleshkov does a good job of explaining concepts and teaching simpler ways to do certain integrations. Although I do not agree with not graphing during chapter 7 but if you listen to how he explains his reasoning he makes perfect sense. If you want a great math professor take him.

Prof. Muleshkov's class is extremely difficult, but you learn a lot. He teaches a lot of practical methods for solving problems, and he assigns the hardest problems possible for homework and tests. This is not a bad thing in itself. However, he is not a very reasonable person, and he'll make you feel stupid for asking questions in class.

Take him if you want to learn calculus properly. Participate often for free points, study well for each discussion quiz, memorize the formula sheet, take GOOD notes (ask for notes from other students if you need to), take his homework seriously and do it in his steps, not the book's. Dr. Muleshkov and Tan are truly brilliant.

Dr. Muleshkov is hard but I've learned more in this Elementary Complex Analysis class than my peers have in there Math 432 class (The engineering version of this class). He is also a pretty cool dude and pretty accessible in his office hours.

I took his calc 3 since I took his calc 2. It's not deniable that he grades hard, but you'll be a lot knowledgeable after you take his class. He is the one who truly cares about students. The environment of the class was awesome. 50% in his class is a C, which means that he is nice. If you don't go to Friday Discussions, be ready to messed up.

If you do not see yourself as that great at math, this class will be a huge struggle. It seems the people better at math learned a lot while those not-so-great at math were confused and were just trying to survive. So if you feel you need the math knowledge and can handle it, absolutely take him, you can learn a lot. Otherwise stay away. Too tough.

Take this class if you actually care to learn Calc II. It is very difficult but Muleshkov provides many additional resources outside of the classroom. Muleshkov keeps in close contact with his teaching assistant which is really helpful. He also offers supplemental instruction during the week. Muleshkov has a great spirit and teaching philosophy.

Dr. Muleshkov is a great professor with a lot of knowledge- a knowledge he is really proud of teaching his students. In his class you will learn a lot of many things you have not even imagined, but do not doubt his class is very hard. His class has pushed my math knowledge extensively-his class has made me a better student and a better engineer.

Dr Muleshkov can be hard to understand, but if you get used to him he's actually very knowledgeable and he will make you better at math. Definitely a hard course though. But if you show up to lecture and are diligent with studying you'll have no problem.

He was easier than expected despite the reviews. However, he doesn't follow the book, making it mostly unnecessary except for reading. Old notes helped with resources. Homework was few, quizzes were easy if prepared. Exams felt rushed—not hard but too long for two hours, testing speed over understanding. Overall, manageable and easy but fast-paced.

He is tough but fair. Work hard

Muleshkov has a very strong, specific system for teaching Calc 2, but it's definitely not for everyone. Memorize his handouts and you'll be fine. He sometimes gets off task and goes on tangents in class and during exams, but his GA Julian makes up for it in his generous grading and thorough discussion