He is a good Math teacher, he goes slow and his exas are fairly easy.

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Wonderful teacher, good knowledge, and good attitude.

Prof. Miller is THE BEST!!! I never understood math until he explained it. The people in the Math Dept told me that students line up to take his classes and now I know why.Slight accent is barely noticeable, I could understand every word. He's great!!!

Pr. Miller is very easy professor. He explains very well and if you need extra help he will be there to help you. I loved his class I will recommend anyone to take his classes.

This is a great professor: clear, very concise and logical. If you aren't great at math, take him and you will be. Just remember to pay attention to the steps he gives you for problems and to practice them often, by doing your homework.

Miller is a easy professor. He is very helpful. He'll explain any problem until its fully understood. I think his class is an easy A if you work on it though

This is one of the easiest calculus teacher John Jay has. Take him, pay attention to his review question, the test is exactly the same.

the only problem with this guy he expects u to remember the previous courses work.

This professor is good if you took the 105 or whatever just the semester before. Speaks in a monotone. Will help you but you won't need it if 105 isn't a distant memory to you.

Took his course calculus 2. If you want to learn probability for texas hold'em, he's the professor to go to. Outstanding calculus professor.

He is boring as hell,but he knows his stuff. Also, he will take the time to explain things to you one on one.

he is very helpfull if you show your trying he wont fail you

He's very hard to understand and makes mistakes all the time. He's overall a good teacher but he is hard. I heard there's another easy calc teacher but I didn't find that out til after calc 2.

Very good professor, knows his stuff. The review sheet is the exam. Just show that you are willing to do his work !! Very helpful if you need it.

he's boring bec he is monotonic, but he's a great professor. He is willing to help you and to try his best to make you pass his class. Overall, a great person at jj.

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A little boring. Three test and a final. All you have to do is copy his notes, study from them, and you should get at least a B on his tests. It's a little hard to understand him but the notes are all you need.

He is the type of teacher you want to take if you don't understand of like Math

Not too bad, kinda boring and monotone but the material is taught pretty slow. Just study the review sheets that he gives out before each exam, they're pretty much the same, and he'll always go over (and over and over...) concepts that you might not get so ASK!!! especially the review questions, he practically spoon feeds you the answers.

hes very easy and helpful. the best teacher i have had so far. the test is your class notes and he spends a day to tell you exactly wats going to be on the test

I love this guy!!! For those people who say that he was boring? let me ask a question? How the hell can you make calculus fun? Anywayz I thought he was extremely helpful and if you do his homework, ask questions in class (he'll always help you) and study your a$$ off, you will do good. Took him for precal in summer and He's damned good.

Great professor. He runs a very relaxing class and encourages questions. He always gives students time to ask any questions they have before beginning the daily lesson. I would say he is one of the best professors I have ever had. He really encourages you to think, and not to memorize nonsense. He knows what is important and that is what he tests.

Prof Miller is a great teacher if you engage in his class. Most of my class were a bunch of complainers and I'm not surprised they did poorly. He gives you what you need to know. I did get tutored a few times to clear up a few things I didn't understand. Work the problems with him in class and things will be a lot easier and you WILL do great.

All you have to do is participate and show interest in the class, attend workshops if he is giving any. Even if you do not know the stuff, its the thought that counts. Do your homework of as much as you can, ask questions and you will pass the class.

He is very helpful and makes it easy for you to pass. Sit in the front of the class so you can understand what he is saying because he speaks very low. If you have a question ask him after class. Grades fairly

I liked him. If you know the subject. Take him. Raise a hand few times here and there to answer the question and he will remember you. He will start noting you once you take few tests. If your grade was good he will make sure you know it. Fromt that point on you are good to go, because he will actually like you and treat you above average.

Professor Miller is a very fair person but you as a student must show that you are trying. It is also important that you complete the homeworks because it helps your grade at the end. He also counts attendance so make sure you go to class. I will say that math is not my best subject but if you need help he is always willing to help.

he is a really good prof. and grades very fairly

He is such an easy professor.. He is very friendly. I got A+ in his class and im not even that into math. Just do all his homework, go to class & ask questions. He said he hardly gives people D's and F's..all test question is in review.. he may seems boring at first but Take him!! u wont regret it at the end of the semester

I had taken him for Mat 104 and 141, pre cal. He is an excellent teacher. If there's someone who rates him bad that's becasue they are ignorant and lazy. He provides you with all the necessary tools needed to do well. Let's be honest, the kids that go to John Jay are not the brightest, they expect ansers to be given to them. All and all,he's great.

PLEASE TAKE THIS PROFESSOR!!! I took him for 141, 241, 242, and 243. All As! Gives 4 tests which are short and easy if you've done the homework. A bit on the boring side. Likes to leave the classroom during tests but then peeks through the window to see who's cheating, funny in a weird way. LOL

This professor was a trip!I went by the reviews posted on here and was completely misguided.Hes an OK professor,not the best&not the worst.4 short exams. Seemed pretty annoyed wenever students went to his office for help, so def. not approachable. Had to stack up on plenty of tutoring to pass this class-__- Try and take Baruch instead! Goodluck

I like this professor. Hes a good guy. Of course the class is hard, so picking things up isn't quite easy. He did hold "workshops" where you would come in for extra help (which helped a lot). I didn't do good at all in his class, but it's not his fault, math gets hard.

He is a really good guy. Gives a lot of work, but if you do the work you will be able to pass his exams. I took his winter session, am not a math person at all and I was able to pass!

Great Professor, A little hard to understand sometimes but is always willing to help you out as much as he can. As long as you do your homework and participate in class, just show some kind of interest he helps you out alot! Real sweet man!

Great Professor, just do your work and you will get good grade. He usually counts 8/10 questions on a test and he drops the lowest test score. Overall, good professor.

Professor Miller is a great professor! He is very helpful and friendly. Can be a bit unclear at times because he knows his stuff so well so its a bit hard to get down to our level.lol but he gives extra credit and gives alot of opportunity to pass the class. His homework and reviews are similar to the exam, so just go over it and you will be A ok!

Great Professor, I personally took Calculus II in two other schools and I ended up dropping it. But Miller is a great Professor and broke it down in a easy to understand form taking him for Calculus III. Do homework and the PROBLEMS DONE IN CLASS are on the test so if he repeats it in more than one class guaranteed to be on the Test.

Prof. Miller was great. This was one of the hardest class I have taken, and everyone had trouble but he was helpful. Went to his office after hours as a group and he was very nice and helpful then too. If he knows you are trying, in class on time, asking questions, and doing the homework you will get a great grade. Put in the work and your good.

Professor Miller is a very intelligent professor who isn't animated but does know what he's talking about and is willing to help, it's just a matter of asking him. Once you start talking to him, especially in a smaller class, he takes an interest in your understanding of the material. If he sees you making an effort, you'll do well in his class

He talks to the board mostly, but his lectures are great and you can really understand him but as class progresses he won't go too in depth in problems an material that has been done before and the students are already expected to know so sometimes he can sound vague but you only need to ask him. He's very helpful one on one. Amazing professor.

Unless you're a math wizard, his lectures are ALL he will test on so attendance is mandatory. $100 textbook plus code for online homework is a total rip off. His tests are also pretty hard. However, he does curve at the end of the semester so your grade won't be as bad as you expect.

He seemed a bit aloof at times, talks to the board, and difficult to understand. In fact he was actually not that great of a professor for most people. But, if youre good at math and/or can self teach the class, then he can teach you to love math because he likes to teach other random topics in math. In fact, Im minoring in math because of him!

Took Miller for Calc 1 after failing it before, and he taught twice the material the previous professor did and actually connected the topics to one another. Very understanding and laid back guy, exams are very fair. There is a lot of homework, but it's doable. Actually made me understand Calc and made me excited for class.

Professor Miller is awesome, I took him 5 times in my life! He makes you work for your grade. He teaches you the concept, and makes it the students responsibly to understand the procedure. He enforces independent learning 100 percent. Take probably Miller and become that independent learner. A lot of homework tho.