Pretty easy if you go to class. If you miss class, get notes. Also she's got a bit of a thick accent so she's a little hard to understand.

Mrs. Dos Reis is an incredible mathematician, very smart and very helpful. She has a very cool accent that positively adds up to her pleasant character. Would definitely take any other class taught by her. Eventhough, she goes over the material very fast, if you occasionally go to office hours, you'll do fine.

Professor Dos Reis is clear and very passionate about what she is teaching. If you don't understand something, go to office hours, she is very helpful! Do the suggested problems because she picks those problems for the weekly quizzes and tests. Overall, best math professor I've had at UW so far. Would recommend taking her class.

Was very nice a good at explaining things. She was always willing to give you extra help in her office hours. Her accent may be difficult for some to understand.

Professor Reis is definitely a good instructor and does not deserve all the bad comments. Her lecture was clear in general and you could ask her whenever you have confusions since she was always patient with questions no matter in class or after the class. The every-week quiz and tests are quite easy. You will be fine if you do listen to the class.

Professor Dos Reis is very friendly and generally teaches well. Does a lot of examples to show you each and every way to approach the solution. She's always happy to stop and answer any questions you have. Occasionally jumps around while explaining concepts, just pay attention and you won't be too lost. Assigns very reasonable amounts of homework.

She is a great professor. If you come to her office hour, she is really helpful! One homework assignment for a week, easy to do. Exams are fair.

Fanny is very friendly and nice. lecture is well organized and easy to follow. exams exactly correspond to what she covered in class. you should be totally fine if you go to classes and finish all the homework

Prof. Dos Reis' lectures somewhat follow the structure of the textbook, but in-class proofs are often different than the text. She does not spoon-feed proofs and instead has the class work together to solve a problem. Homework is difficult but there are not many assignments. Her accent is not hard to understand.

Pros: VERY AVAILABLE outside of class Good amount of question for practice. Cons: Some accent. Question too Standard (Only basic knowledge, not stimulating) Class too Classis(prove thm, don't have personal style)

Exams are not that difficult. She is very nice and caring and I had no issues understanding her accents. Lectures sometimes feel like a quiz section where we work together to prove theorems, very fun if you participate but easy to dose off if you don'. Very rigorous structure: we proved basically everything so we didn't get through a lot of content

Concepts easy to understand, helpful and nice to students.

Would recommend! Haven't had any problem understanding her accent and find it kind of cool (anyone who understands English should be able to understand her). Cares a lot for her students and does want all her students to have a good grade. Easy grader. Very helpful in office hours. I mean math is a hard subject, you always have to spend extra time.

She is absolutely an excellent professor. Her graphs are clear and show all the key detials. Her accent might be confusing at first, but it’s easy to understand if you get used to it. Her grading is excellent. She only deducts a half point off for calculating mistakes.

Wasn't a fan of her teaching style but she's very caring and is probably the easiest grader I ever had. As long as you show an attempt at the problems on the exams she'll give you a good amount of points.

I think she is really a good professor, although her accent is a bit strange, but you will get used to it after listening to a few classes. Most of all, she is very clear and gives a lot of examples to help us understand new concepts and knowledge, I will definitely take her class again.

She's a really caring professor. Her lectures are a little fast-paced but she uses good example problems. I personally didn't do as well as I thought I would and wouldn't take her again, but others did really well. She gives a lot of partial credit and is very clear about what will be on the exams. Exams make up 90% of your grade, just beware

She is very nice and only wants to see you succeed. She gives a lot of partial points on midterm and exams. Lectures have lots of example problems. Definitely worth choosing her as your prof.

I really liked Professor Dos Reis! She genuinely seems to care about her students and she is helpful in office hours. Her lectures consist of mostly practice problems- I recommend reading the textbook section prior to class as she tends to quickly jump into to new topics. Tests are fair and very much related to the problems done in class.

Professor Dos Reis covers the materiel well in class. The thing is to listen carefully. She drops gems, great professional tips and advice from a PHD as asides. She explains things in the lectures that the books just don't cover. Well done.

I got a 90% on the final. If i could then anyone could probs.

Her notes were very neat. Explained everything well. Didnt need to rely on the book much. Unlike Neal Koblitz in math 208

Prof. Fanny Dos Reis is a an amazing professor. She explains concepts very well during lecture and really cares about her students. All those reviews saying that "you can't understand her accent" are all pretty biased. But in the end it is math, the main way to get better at math is to do practice problems.

Dos Reis was a very good professor. The class was hard, but so is every math class at UW (at least for me). She was always helpful when I emailed her with a question and was quite funny at times in class. Only down side is that she doesn't reply to emails on the weekend (good for her, bad for me lol). Would recommend!

Prof. Fanny is an incredibly nice and caring person. I wasn't the biggest fan of her lecturing which is why I rated her a 4, but assuming you do the exam archives and homework, you will do great. I ended with a 4.0 and I studied a lot, and fortunately, Prof. Fanny's exams are very similar to the archives. Don't be discouraged by the other reviews.

You need to completely disregard every other review of this professor. You will never have trouble understanding what she is saying. Her lectures and homework are well paced and easy if you attend lecture (or read textbook), and she is extremely willing to answer even the stupidest of questions--probably from the writers of the negative reviews.

She's funny, engaging, and understandable. For me, her answers to questions were really helpful to build mathematical insight. The class was memorization and formula heavy, but I think differential equations as a subject tends to be a bit "hand-wavy" so I don't think that was a fault on her part. You need to do extra reading to solidify concepts.

Good professor at analysis course, especially in comparison with other professors. She has a heavy french accent, especially on the word thereom, but except that, she did great at lecturing and proving the theorems. But her exams are the hardest, and made up nearly 80% of all the points you can get for this course.

Her lectures for 207 is pretty comprehensive and easy to follow. Apart from her strong french accent that can be hard to understand, she was able to explain the process and concepts well and clarifies people's questions effectively. Sometimes she comes late to the lectures which for a 50 minute lecture it can affect how much we learn by a lot.