He's one of the Best teachers I've ever had. I enjoyed his class and was well prepared for my future math courses

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He is really nice and friendly teacher. Exam was difficult.But if you have questions, he will be nice to help you. I got an A in both Math190 and Math 191

He's really helpful. He is always willing to stay for while to answer some questions or help someone who needs help understanding something. His lectures are concise and easy to understand

This was the first math class in my life that I got above a "C". It is clearer than any math class that I have ever taken, although that material can be hard.

This professor is really a nice guy, but his lectures are based exactly on what the book is explaining. You might as well not go to class because he just goes off the book. You need a TEACHER not a BOOK. He needs to TEACH not read of the examples. already given. Grade is based on entirely on test

The reviews of this teacher were obviously from students who did not take advantage of his office hour. He could be unclear, this is true, but by asking a QUESTION or two he would do everything he could to help you understand. If you are willing to work you will have a solid understanding of calc.

Don't listen to the lazy slackers who said he's hard or whatever. He's super fair, and helpful too. Like the last rater said, drop by on his office hours and you'll see. If you're not willing to work, you're not going to like any math teacher, remember that.

he rules. hes such a nice guy. he's flexible and he's willing to make ideas clear. if you cant get the math, dont get mad at him. he's a super cool teacher.

Awesome teacher! Don't take anyone else!

It was my first B in math. Before that I was lucky to get a C.

He is easy and fair. Recommend to take his class if you want to improve your Math skills. The lecture is a little boring, but if you read book first, you will see how interesting he is. More, He will be willing to answer any questions you want. Read book before coming to class, and you can get an A easily.

hes a good teacher but the quizzes are hard

this teacher is great!!!! do not take anyone else. he wants all his notes on the board and his quizes and tests are all open notes. some of the questions on the tests are a bit confusing but you have ur book and ur notes for help. also he gives extra credit!!

This guy knows his stuff. Maybe its just the course, but he is very organized and helpful. He gives you exactly what you need to solve a problem. He never hands you the answer on a plater, however. He is just really good at helping you see a problem in an easier way. Highly recommend this teacher!

I got a D, hes a nice guy but doesnt assign mandatory homework which i never could motivate myself for, he misleads you when studying for test questions...2 projects, one extra credit assignment, and he grades on a curve...too bad my class was half honors students or maybe i wouldve passed

I took him for Stats and he is the BEST math teacher I have ever had in my entire life!! HW was not mandatory, and I never really did it. I ALWAYS struggle in math, and I got a B.. His last 3 tests are OPEN NOTE OPEN BOOK.. INCLUDING THE FINAL!!! Class never lasted more than an hour, and if you stay after he will give you plenty of **hints** GREAT

If you do not pass his class, its your own fault. He is a great teacher and class ends early every day so you can stay after and go over homework and ask a million questions. you don't have to do hw, but it helps. stats is not that easy of a subject which is not his fault. he's a great teacher and a really nice guy

He's alright. Seems to favor the honor students and grades the tests and project on a curve, but honor students usually do well anyway and set the curve. Tests are a little different than the lecture cuz he only gives one example and it's from the book. Then he tests on a more advanced ? than he taught. Use color and a folder for the projects!

Awesome teacher, hard class. Stay after and do the homework. Tests get easier when you can use your notes. He is very helpful!

For being an honors course, it definetly is not as hard as other honors classes. The honors class is mixed in with the traditional class. We all do the same work, take the same tests. The only difference is that the honors students have 3 extra homework assignments, and no one has "mandatory" homework. Easy class if you attend and seek his help.

He is a good teacher, material is hard, but his tests are evil. While you can use notes on the later tests be aware he uses tricky wording to purposly midlead you to using wrong forumula. While not required do the homework for your own good even if he doesn't collect it. Sometimes he is hard to understand so stick around after class for Q&A time.

Anderson does well what a Professor is supposed to do - Teach. His tests are hard, but there are no tricks, per se. He simply creates problems that use the concepts learned in a slightly different way than the book problems to make sure you get it. His class is on a curve, and he offers extra credit work. Just do the work reliably, you'll be ok

his class was a tough one! he teaches you everything you need to know for the test perfectly, but its up to you to make sure you understand it. the projects took some time, but were a boost to your grade. doing the homework is necessary to do well. the last 3 of the 5 tests were open note , which was VERY helpful. overall he was a great teacher.

I am a student who has average skills in math. I had taken this course online and traditionally in another CC but could not grasp the concepts until I took statistics with Anderson. He is an amazing teacher who takes time to answer all questions. Homework/extra hour isn't mandatory but needed to do well in this course. With hard work I earned an A.

Very well organized and structured. One of the best math professors I've had. However, critical thinking is a MUST in his class. He gives you the tools to solve problems, but you have to figure out which tools to use on his tests.

His class is easy! If you are really good at math especially statistic, you should take his class because we actually do not need to do assignment and attend the class. He did not check!! You just need to take the exam! But you are not good at math, you should take different professor's class!!

His class is tough. But maybe thats just because Stats is tough. I enjoyed his class and he's very helpful and funny. He is very interested in participation and hw is not "mandatory." There is an individual project that you have to do. The last 3 tests and final are open book and note.

Seriously amazing man. He will help you as much as he possibly can and challenge you to ACTUALLY THINK! IMAGINE THAT! One of the best classes I took at Citrus.

I took his Intro. to Statistics (MATH 165) class in the spring. Very difficult material. I recommend staying during the second portion of his class where he goes over homework. DO YOUR HWK ADVANCE AND STUDY. Ask him about your hwk problems. Excellent teacher. Very clear and helpful in his lectures. His tests are hard though. I, myself, got an A.

Mr. Anderson is a great professor. I took him on my 3rd try with stats and he helped me out tremendously. I am not mathematically inclined to say the least. He cares a lot about his class and makes stats as simple to understand as its going to get. I highly recommend taking him. It is a college class so you have to pt in the effort as well.

If math is not your strong suit, take Anderson. He only grades on exams, a presentation and participation. Will let you use notes during exams. Most of all he takes all the time needed to make sure everyone understands the concepts. Great professor!

THIS MAN IS GENIUS!! HE IS THE GREATET PROFESSOR TO WALK CITRUS COLLEGE'S CAMPUS!! I LOVE HIM!! IM A GUY!! =D

Pros: Extremely intelligent professor. Easy to understand.. Very helpful (if you ask him questions). Gives xtracredit. Cons: Extremely difficult course. Doesn't curve tests. Entire grade based upon attendance, exams, and a pp project. Recommendation: Stay after class to ask questions and go over homework and whatnot

The class is hard but you get notes on the last three tests and there's a huge curve. The highest grade I could have got (assuming I recieved a 100 on the final) was an 85 and I still got an A.

Great Professor. Always Available During His Office Hours For Review & Questions. He's Very Passionate About His Job & Makes Calculus Interesting. I Highly Recommend His Course. If You Attend Class, You Will Definately Learn. Grading System: 4 Exams (80%), 1 Presentation (10%) & Participation (10%). He Might Use A Slightly Curved Grading System.

Easy going teacher. Helpful, gives you the option of doing homework or participating in class. However he expects everyone to participate every class. You have to present a section of the chapter to your fellow classmates. He doesn't like using formulas to teach, he has a set of notes you need to print out from blackboard and just fill in class.

Love Mr. Anderson! Really nice guy, and great professor! Difficult material but he grades with a huge curve. He definately appreciates participation--it will boost your grade! He's funny too, in his own goofy little way. Cool guy! :)

AWESOME TEACHER!!!! I love the fact that he is funny and entertaining. He also will help you without making yu feel embarrased. Stats isn't easy and his way of grading is like no other...but I strongly recommend you take him if you are a serious student.

Great professor! He's an intelligent man and he knows his calculus. He sometimes teaches quickly and it could be hard to grasp the concepts. He will definitely help you if you ask. There's no homework, which is a blessing and a curse. In calculus, you have got to practice! I would recommend Anderson to anybody. No homework, 4 tests, 1 presentation.

Great teacher. Likes his work. His tests are not designed to trick you, however they can be tricky because they require critical thinking. You can't just simply regurgitate info...you need to understand it. Luckily, he's readily available. Be prepared for class. Stay engaged and participate and you can do well.

He's a really nice guy. He lectures with a document that he created, so if you print it out from Blackboard it's easy to follow along. He lets you use your notes for the 3rd and 4th test. Besides 4 exams and the final there is also an eight minute presentation that you have to do. Overall, it's a tough class but he's always willing to help.

Incredibly smart, helpful, and all around a great teacher. He really makes sure you understand the material, especially if you go to his office hours. I highly recommend him for stats.

I was impressed by his teaching style. Be sure to print the notes off of blackboard, because the lecture is entirely based off of the notes. Get the textbook--you'll need it for the charts and info for your presentation. Highly recommend if you're scared of stats!

Good Teacher, explained everything very well, very helpful. He has optional Homework but the biggest regret for me was not doing the homework. It helps so much and most of the problems on the homework were on in some shape or form were on the test. His tests are pretty hard but not to bad. He grades with a huuge curve which was great

Prof Anderson is probably the best math teacher i have ever had he actually breaks everything down for his students ( he doesnt believe in memorizing formulas instead breaks it down) and cares! his office is always open for help and the notes make everything easier i never purchased the book and got an A he amazing!

HARDEST TEACHER I HAVE EVER TAKEN! DO NOT TAKE!

Super nice guy and really cares about his students and wants them to well. However, the subject and the grading is hard. He doesn't collect hw so you really have to practice all sorts or problems from the problem sets and the book. 4 tests, each worth 20%, no cumulative final. 10% participation, 10% presentation of a chapter. I would recommend him!

He's a great professor. The class is pretty hard since I didn't study for this class. He cares about his students; he always ask them if they have any questions. He's very approachable, so don't be afraid to asks him anything! I would definitely take him again because he makes math less intimidating. Also, this class has no homework!

Only gives three tests the whole semester and they're all brutal!However, he's a great teach who is willing to stay after class and answer any remaining questions. But study hard and participate, you may be able to pull out an A if you work hard at it.

HW isn't mandatory but we all know how it'll benefit us. So don't complain about it. I'm okay at math but Anderson stayed after class and helped those in need. After not doing well on the first test, I was able to score the highest on a later test. I've never scored the highest on any test, EVER! I got a B because of Andersons helpfulness. Take Him

professor Anderson is a great teacher. he is very helpful and is willing to stay after class to answer questions. he also encourages students to go to his office if they need help. his tests are not easy, but i wouldn't say hard. i had him for calc 1 and 2. i'd love to take him for calc 3 again! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND HIM !!

Definitely the best math teacher ive had. His approach is to help you understand the concept behind the material so you can tackle any problem. Self-motivation is the key to success. Do practice problems outside class and ask questions in it if you have them. Anderson will do his best to help you.

he require strong basics for his class, recommend only for the student learn very well in math before, he like to follow his own understanding and do not like to limited by book. if you keep following in his class, you will have stong understand, the only thing is test is really hard

Very nice guy. He focuses on understanding of concepts rather than "busy work," so there's no actual homework, but he posts handy packets online, with summaries and practice problems. Each test has a brutal bonus question for extra credit, but he tells you up-front that it's not like practice problems; you have to think outside the box to get it.

hardest math teacher I've took so far. 5 tests including final but there worth 75% of your grade. a presentation worth 20% (presentation for math???) and 5% participation. no homework at all so if ur a bad test taker your screwed. he is very nice and helpful though and also a very smart guy. he does grade on a curve to help you out.

I took this class in the winter and found this class a bit challenging but in a good way. He likes to teach the class by having them come to the right conclusion for a problem instead of him telling you the answer all the time. His grading is pretty fair and also one thing to keep in mind is participation is key to getting a good grade in there.

Took his calculus 2 class in spring 2015 and honestly it was way tougher than calculus 1. His class is very awesome, very enjoyable with his approach "Understand it now in class, practice in home". Give bonus credits for participation, consists of 3 exams , 1 final and 1 presentation all 20% of your grade. 4 questions, 1 bonus question.

Anderson is the first Math professor I met at Citrus. He is a kind and interesting professor. Always wants to know students' need and try to solve all problems students have. He likes to get students involved in the class and that's why he lets students do the presentation. Strongly recommend him!

He teaches mathematics pretty clear, and has patience with student's questions. Just prepare yourself for giving lectures. that's the hardest part

Really nice and genuine guy. He is patient with students and he offers help during office hours. Understand that Stats is not the easiest of subjects or the most 'fun' material to learn or teach for that matter. I found that if you stick with the class you can get a passing grade. I miserably failed my first test (like low F) and earned A.

Took for calc 1 & 2. He teaches you calculus. With that being said calc isnt easy, & just because the class is hard doesnt mean he's a bad teacher. Anderson will take the time to explain what youre confused about. All you have to do is ask questions; & better yet asking questions & participating in class gets you extra credit. Wish he taught calc3.

This class is HARD. However, Professor Anderson gives extra credit for class participation, so participate in class, come to his office hours, and study the homework packet he gives you! You will pass if you put in the work. Be prepared to do a class presentation and speak in front of your classmates. That is a big part of your score.

The class is out of 100 points total. He gives opportunities for extra credit though (3 pt question each test and up to 10 pts for participation). Difficult class but it is statistics. He clearly loves the subject so participate and you can bump your grade up a whole letter.

BY FAR FAV MATH PROF IVE EVER HAD!! He will take the time to go over concepts til you understand in class and no hw is assigned so tests are important. His class is broken up into four sections/exams and each exam has only five questions/25 pts but he only grades up to 20 points. He also gives other opportunities to earn more points towards exam.

He is a good professor for those who have a good math base or talent. Make you start to feel fun at math, and no need too much effort to get an A. But if you don't good at math, then you possibly need more effort.

Prof Anderson is so helpful, he explains problems in different ways which made his lectures fun and understandable. He has plenty of office hours which is accessible after class if you stuck on some problems.

Utilize professor Anderson's office hours if you are struggling with a particular section.

Just because something is hard doesn't mean the professor is bad. Calculus is hard and Prof. Anderson really tries to get students to understand the concept behind it rather than a systematic way of doing math. Many will find his class difficult because it is based on exams, but I learned a lot from his calc1 and calc2 classes.

Highly recommend his hybrid class! No tests. Grade is based on homework assignments and discussion posts. Must respond in every assignment discussion with a couple posts (questions or answers) to get full points. Also, lots of extra credit through his challenge discussions. As long as you can get on board with the discussions, you will do well.

HE'S SUCH A GOOD PROFESSOR. Don't pay attention to the many..... many........ many negative ratings he has already, they're alllllll wrooooonnnnggggg. HE'S THE BEST PROFESSOR ON EARTH, AND HE THINKS SO TOO!

Anderson's exams are pretty tough and if you mess up then expect to lose a few points. Work out all his problems in the notes he writes. If you cannot solve those then you are not ready for the exams. Do not rely on all the negative reviews. This class is supposed to be tough. You will realize that classes only become harder once you transfer out.

Prof. Anderson is the BEST!! He's my favorite math professor. He has NO TESTS so his grading depends on the homework and discussion boards. You're given 10 questions each week for homework and you have to write 3 answers and 3 questions on the discussion board. His time was limited bcs of covid class hours but he was always available after class.

He really cares about his students and making sure that you understand the material. His hours were cut in half bcs of covid so if possible you should definitely go to his office hours and asks questions bcs he'll walk you through the whole problem. He had no tests and it was graded on HW and discussions. For discussions, always post more than need

Mr. Anderson's class was very difficult for me, but he is a very great teacher. Unfortunately, his teaching style isn't something I connect with, so I struggled till the very end. He offers many chances for extra credit on exams though. If you decide to take him, just be ready to learn outside of his lectures as his exams/hw can be very tricky!