Hardly speaks English, difficult to understand but you will get use to her. Her class was easy, little homework 15 questions a night online. Plus you have as many chances to get the answer correct online so always a 100% on homework. She is helpful and kind, always willing to stay after to answer questions! DONT buy the book never opened it once.

SUPER nice. She's also really funny. Strong accent, but you do get used to it. I would strongly recommend her for Calc 3 if she teaches it again, because the alternatives aren't pretty. She learns your name by the second day, gives out group "pop quizzes" that she gives you 100% on even if you're wrong, and encourages going to her office hours.

Stiber has been my favorite professor at UWB. The way she taught math encouraged me to pursue a math major. That is after having barchechat for calc 2 lol... She DOES NOT CURVE but instead gives students much more participation points and much more partial credit on exams. She is really funny however some students got beef with her english. 3.9-4.0

Bilin Stiber is a wonderful Math instructor. Organized and very helpful. Will take again.

May have some issues with English but is genuinely interested in the success of her students. The online homework provides enough opportunity to get every problem correct and homework is a large part of final grade, so it really helps. Overall, awesome teacher!

She is very helpful and always tries to answer questions when asked. It's hard to understand sometimes when she lectures due to her accent but she hands out copies of the lectures anyways. All the homework is online so there's no need for a textbook. Attendance is somewhat mandatory because she randomly assigns pop quizzes which can't be made up.

Overall, a great math teacher. She made the class fun and entertaining, and is always willing to help her students. She cares about your grade, and it is easy to ask for help via office hours or email. Does have a thick accent which can be hard to understand at times.

This class is challenging but managable. If you show up to class and do the homework you should be fine for the midterm and final. And she's always there to help you if your having trouble. She does have a very thick accent so you must pay close attention! I'd recommend her class

She is a great professor. I had her two quarters in a row. She is very helpful and as long as you put effort in she will do what she can to get you a good grade. So far one of my best math professors.

Wish I could take off my previous rating :(. I thought I would get a D but instead she gave me a 2.1... this class is hard and you also might get confused what an equation does. Attendance is required and you can't be over 10 minutes late since she gives a pop quiz everyday. 70% of grade goes into the 3 exams. 10-20 questions on Pearsonlab.

As long as you put forth the effort, even if you struggle, as long as you talk to her, whether it be outside class or through emails, she will do her best to get you through the class with a positive attitude. Great professor for me.

She is a great math teacher. Her accent is least of your worries if you're basics aren't strong enough. I would recommend taking her class if you're algebra skills are Fairly good to amazing. She gives pop quizzes everyday but you get to work with other people. Don't be late to her class. Don't buy a hard copy of the book everything is online.

Bilin Stiber is a cool math professor that challenges you to think critically. While I wasn't the best in her class, her support was outstanding. She is very strict, but a good strict. She expects you to work for the grade! SO work for it. Make it. Bless up. When you get a bad grade, don't panic. It's a roadblock, overcome it.

There's no denying that she's good teacher with tremendous knowledge, but her strong accent makes it pretty hard to understand what's going on, especially in this calculus class.

Has an accent, but a great teacher regardless.

Has an accent, but otherwise a great teacher!

Stiber is a caring professor and if you put in the advised amount of time into the typical 5 credit technical classes, you should expect a good grade in return. Her pop quizzes are prior to the beginning of each lecture, so you must study the previous chapter section before each class. Still, you are able to talk to others during the quiz. Curves!

She doesn't want her students to fail and therefore makes sure that there is plenty of opportunity for hw help. I loved being in her class for calc 1 and am taking her class again for calc 2. My only real complaint about her is that she has a thick accent which is sometimes an obstacle but if you activley pay attention the class is relatively easy.

If you are taking her, you will have to attend the class every day because there will be a quiz at the beginning of the class. She is pretty nice, and always willing to see students ask her questions at her office hour. But you do have to work really hard in order to get a 4.0

She is a really good prof, but her accent is quite heavy (it take time to get used it). U defenitely need to go to her office hour, she is always care about her student and really willing to solve ur question.

Dr. Stiber is a very good instructor her accent is a little heavy so sitting towards the front where its easier to hear will help. She covers each subject well and provides many examples, she goes fast but has good office hours and answers questions well. I wish I could have taken her for the whole math sequence. Good instructor challenging class.

Great teacher when it comes to explaining topics. Throughout the course, she emphasizes what problems will show up in the Chapter Exam along with the Final at the end of the quarter. I really recommend going in during her office hours to clarify any issues if you have any. Do the homework and show up to class and you will be just fine!

Dr. Stiber is a great professor. She goes through lectures pretty fast, mostly practicing solving problems. Her accent is a bit heavy, so sit in the front would be helpful. Pop quiz almost everyday, but most of the time if you show up for class, you'll get full points. Not recommended if you don't have strong algebra skills.

She's very good at explaining, as well as helpful outside of class. Plus, she's friendly. She assigns a lot of work (especially for STMATH 124), but with dropping a few of your low grades coupled with opportunities for extra credit (BMATH 121 has more), she's trying to help you pass. I got an A in 121 and a B+ in 124.

She's a solid professor with great lectures, but 1 on 1 conversations with her can be rough. She clearly knows what she's talking about, but she sometimes does not understand where her students are struggling. Only take her is you are confident in your math abilities, as her tests throw everything they've got at you.

She gives out a worksheet every class with all the theorems and definitions, then explains the material (including proofs and example problems! Very useful!) on the whiteboard. Calc 3 is a very difficult class, but as long as you pay attention in class, ask questions when you don't get it, and do the HW, you will be ok. Teaching style is great.

Most of the reviews here are a little too harsh. Yes, calculus with her is challenging, but I think the difficulty is just inherent in calculus. She explains problems very well especially when you tell her you're confused. She's overall a really nice person and she even gave an extra credit opportunity to students after one tough exam.

Professor Stiber has been sweet, caring, and understanding during a terrible time for both students and professors. Tests are on MyLab due to the class going online so its a bit harder to get credit. But she has given extra credit after every exam that is easier than the actual exam. She knows the material very well and will spend time explaining.

I don't suggest her class if you're not really confident in algebra and trigonometry. She's nice, fast-paced, and has an accent. Worksheets show the basics. HW can be time-consuming and hard. Little-to-no partial credit given on exams because she wants answers, not steps. Offers extra credit after a tough exam. The final's easier than the midterms.

In my previous post, I accidentally typed STMATH142 when it's actually STMATH124. Sorry about that. To add to my previous post, I highly suggest that you go to her office hours and go to the QSC if you're stuck on something. Online because of the pandemic. Her online exams are open-notes. In a normal quarter, in-person exams are probs closed-notes.

Good professor, capable of giving clear explanations and also makes sure that students understand material, and if you don't then there are many opportunities to get extra help. Though, the best thing you can do for yourself in this class is to review the lesson the day ahead and even do the homework if you can.

Dr. Stiber was a great professor and was always open to answering questions. Lectures are fast-paced but it is calc 2. She has an accent but it was easy to get used to and she'll only give corrections or make up work for exams if the class average is low which did not happen this quarter. She cares about concepts over memorization. Great overall!

Professor Stiber was a really caring professor and it's easy to understand why certain people may think negatively about her. She does have a thick accent which get's a while to get used to but she really does try her best for you to understand. Calc 2 is hard so lectures take the whole class time but is always willing to help in between or after.

Professor Stiber is supportive, kind, and approachable. Please don't hesitate to ask if you need help. She is considerate of students, especially because this course is hard. The course is homework-heavy, but this is Calculus. Please expect it to be hard. Try to do well on the midterms.

So sweet and honest, which is weirdly very helpful for math, at least for me.

Pretty light class, just attend and do the homework.

Math isn't my strong suit, but with practice I improved on every test. There's a short online quiz at the start of class, and she gives the answers, so you get full points if you're on time. Definitely come on review days the worksheets are very similar to exams, even the final. She's super nice and helpful one-on-one.