He is a very nice guy... however his exams are very impossible

Nice guy, impossible class, impossible exams, hard to understand.

nice prof...if u go to his office hours, he will help you out, tests impossible

He was very friendly, helped during office hours. Tests werent not that bad

tests are reasonable, lectures are for the most part helpful

Real nice and helpful, but tests are very hard.

so nice and friendly, gave us candy

decent guy. a little too excited about math. he confused a lot of people in class, but 167 is an easy course so if it confuses you go back to high school algebra. homework is majority of grade. tests are open book, term paper at end (dumb.)

Teacher was always available for help and constantly asked if we understood or had questions. Sometimes is unclear because of his accent, but for the most part, he is very good!

Very nice guy, approachable. Goes through the material quickly, tests are very straightforward. Makes class interesting by joking around combined with his accent.

he makes lots of mistakes that can be confusing

Hard professor, but will explain thingsd during lecture. Lecture is a must to do well in class.

Tough class to teach and he does a pretty good job. He is a bit confusing and moves very fast. Makes many mistakes on board. However, he is extremely helpful if you go to his office hours. Will slam you on tests for improper notation. overall, hes a decent teacher.

He is a little confusing, but he means well and is willing to help.

overcomplicates material and confusing at times, but if you pay close attention to what he's talking about, you should get at least a B.

I don't know where all these other comments are coming from, I think he's great. Sure the accent can get in the way every once in a while, but in general it's not a problem at all. Nice guy, and very helpful.

My god this teacher overcomplicates problems in lecture and habitually skips steps in problems. If you want to follow along with what he is doing you better be able to think fast. His tests are extremely hard and he gets frustrated if people cant understand his ridiculously hard examples. The best thing about this class was the TA, who was awesome.

He is a good teacher and there is no doubt about that. He respects the students and he explains the concepts well. He is a lot better than that other math fellow... Darko? He really sucks at teaching

Took 302 over the winter. his teaching method and speed through the material made much more sense than the CHEG305 class (same thing) I'm taking now. Sometimes, you just HAVE to go to office hours. With enough people, he holds an impromptu help session. Exams are fair, sometimes easy. However, does like to use maple to write scripts, so beware.

Schleiny is a really fun guy. He makes lame jokes, but they're so lame they're funny. He was a fair grader. Do your homework (including the suggested problems) before the exam and you should be fine. The labs are not that bad. They really help you to understand Matlab which you'll need for later courses.

Turn your brain off when he starts to derive or prove something; it isn't useful and it will just confuse you most of the time. Other than that, he is a really good professor who could even affect your life philosophy as well, if you let him.

Professor Schleiniger prefers doing a great deal of proofs to illustrate points. Office hours were helpful, but typically contained a few other people as well, so I found it difficult to get all my questions answered. (Bi)weekly homework, moderately tough exams. Overall, he's a kind and patient professor, but this was undoubtedly my hardest class.

Dr. Schleiniger is a good lecturer and shows you how much linear algebra and diff. eq apply to CHEG. However, MATLAB assignments, homework, and tests will consume an enormous chunk of your time. The two semester midterms are fair, but God be with your for the final. Exams co-written with Raymond, the final was out of left field and killed my grade.

Prof Gilberto is an incredible guy; So nice, so kind, and a great teacher. Unfortunately, I feel that he mostly taught to the tests, and expected students to absorb the theory from the textbook. The 2 tests were incredibly easy, and identical to homework problems. The final however, was the most humiliating test Ive taken. Nothing Id seen before.

Schellingen is a great Professor! He's an adorable old man and such a funny guy. This is just a difficult course. He holds his normal office hours as well as additional study sessions. Quizzes and exams are difficult. Labs and homework are very easy. He teaches the class quick, so if you miss class you fall behind. Do practice problems form book.

Gilberto is a great guy but the homework and Matlab assignments will take more time than they are worth. Exams were pretty fair but he and Raymond are very hard graders so don't expect to get too much partial credit. He moves pretty fast in my opinion so if you might want to consider Raymond for this class. Both do review sessions before exams.

Professor Schleiniger is the best professor I have had at UD so far. He will do anything it takes to help you understand the material including weekly review sessions. He'll sit with you until every question you have is answered. Homework is pretty tough but extremely relevant to class material. Tests are easy in comparison. Schleiniger is amazing.

Scheiniger is honestly a great guy, just make sure you're ready to work. His homework assignments take a long time and he's pretty tough with grading them. That said, Schleiniger is one of the friendliest professors I've had at UD. If you need help, don't be afraid to ask. His scheduled help sessions were great and probably saved my grade.

Schleini is the nicest professor I've ever had! The course material is difficult but he does a good job explaining it, and is there for you outside class if you need extra help. Definitely take him!

Intensive content. You will definitely learn a lot provided that you read his note and reflect his lectures very carefully by doing homework problems. Though it is of great difficulty, at least his course does not waste your money on some materials that you probably have learned.

Prof. Schleiniger is truly a gem. He is one of the kindest, funniest professors I've had. He gives lots of examples in lecture and makes the material easy to understand. He truly cares for his students and their wellbeing. His biggest concern is that his students understand the material and will go out of his way to ensure this.

Kind & sweet man, very passionate about math, tries his hardest to get the concepts absorbed in your system, makes himself very accessible outside of class. Partially due to course material but lecture proofs can get fast at times, although his notes are a fantastic shortcut to the textbook if you miss class. Just beware of frequent online quizzes.

Very sweet and caring. Wants to help you suceed and better understand math. Differential is tough but if you go to office hours he will help with homework. He will help by making sure you understand the linear algrebra and algrebra side if you do not understand how he got there. Homeworks are tough. Understand HW makes exams easier.

I actually did not have Gilberto for this course, I had Raymond. I went to one of the review sessions for the second math midterm and he was absolutely amazing. He is such a nice guy. The course itself was manageable and the content wasn't too hard to learn. I would take Gilberto over Raymond, but you can succeed with either professor.

Professor Schleiniger is a really nice guy and a good professor. He truly seems to care about his students and will make an effort to get to know you. He clearly knows the material, but some examples he uses in class are too complicated to be practical. Grading is very fair and exams/quizzes always cover what we learn in class.