For me, he was an enjoyable professor that was able to keep you entertained throughout the semester. Helpful office hours (if you ever go). Cares about the students, not a very difficult class. I'd take him again if given the option.

Not a challenging class at all, barely attended lecture and pulled off an A, so I didn't see him much. His tests were easy versions of the Review sheets he has his TA's hand out in Discussion.

Great professor. Always kept the material interesting with fun examples. Quite eccentric, as others have mentioned. Assigns tons of homework, but if you do it all, the exams are a breeze since the questions are the same.

I absolutely loved him. He was a bit weird at times, but a fabulous professor. He kept the subject interesting!

Good professor with a mathematician's sense of humor.

Goes through lots of examples in class with can be good and bad. Rather harsh grader, takes off 8pts out of 20 for forgetting bounds. Class does help for P/1 Exam but would recommend studying in groups. He seems genuinely interested in the course.

Interesting/unique guy, a little quirky. But very passionate and knowledgeable and the subject. Don't be afraid to ask questions he will be helpful.

Nice sense of humor, and generally a cool guy. His class was hard, but in a good, challenging way, not in a busywork way.

He was great! Liked him a lot. Funny & is a nice guy if you approach him nicely. Ask clear questions b/c he's so smart sometimes he doesn't get kids' questions. Also make sure you go to class the day before the test. He basically gives you the test. The review always has practically the same problems as the test.

People complain about him not being clear in lecture...but they don't take time to think about what he says/writes before deciding to not understand. He might skip steps (what professor doesn't?) but he helps you out by slowing down to write on the board. Easy class overall...test averages are high because he doesn't throw in too many tricks.

Very nice guy, seems to care about his students. Lectures are a little scattered, but tests are very straight forward with few tricks. Homeworks are slightly more difficult, but follow in class examples and you receive completion points.

Easy A if you attend lecture, recitation, and do homework and practice problems. He's a nice guy, but very quirky. If you put in the class time and homework time, you will get the desired results. (I took 2574H as well with Gwanders; thought it was easier.) I recommend both.

Gwanders is a great, funny guy. This is an honors class, so graduate material is to be expected. However, he gives hints to the harder HW problems in class. The class eats up time, HWs are long and the material takes time to learn. Lectures are clear if you keep your wits about you. The most challenging and most rewarding math class I've taken yet.

Excellent professor. Quirky, but still enjoyable in class. The class seems to skip around a lot between linear algebra and differential equations, but he makes everything done in class fit together. Would definitely recommend.

Greg is the man. With just a hint of crazy, he makes lectures funny and easy to follow. Tests are pretty easy if you did the homework and his exam study guide(most profs don't give you one, and his tend to mirror the tests). Would take again. Shout out Greg. Shout out Nadia.

I was a big fan of Greg's. As others have said, he is very quirky, and I thought that helped the lectures go by more quickly. He assigns weekly homework, but if you complete it and the study guides he gives out before each exam, you should be very well prepared. He also provides a lot of helpful examples in lecture. Would recommend highly.

Great professor. He is one of my favorite that professors that I've every taken. The tests are relatively simple. If you know the homework, the tests are a breeze. Lectures are easy to listen to. He's really good and explaining and extremely easy to follow. Discussions are very useful, so don't skip them. Not much extra work is needed to get an A.

First of all, greg genuinely cares about students. He answers questions and makes comprehensive reviews for the midterms and the final which if you can do, you are set for the exams. Yes, his lectures were very quick, but the way to be successful is copy everything down in lecture and then use his awesome worksheets and TAs in discussion to learn.

Cares about teaching and math, sometimes slides in jokes. He teaches really fast, only focusing on questions that are tested in homework. Homework is easy if you've been to class, and midterms are exactly like the review sheets. He likes answering questions even if doesn't seem like it. Grading is very test heavy, as is common in CSE.

Greg Anderson is a great professor. His lectures are straight forward and will help you finish the long, tedious homework. The midterm and final are exactly like the review sheets, honestly that's the only thing you need to be successful on the tests. He seems like he cares about his students and he's actually really funny if you just listen in.

Gwanders is his very own brand of funny. His lectures can be a bit dry at times, but if you really focus in and follow along they are helpful. Would recommend sitting toward the front- he's quiet, even with a mic. I'm taking another class with him next semester, he's a great teacher.

Gwanders was a very intelligent and caring professor and while the homework took forever and was graded harshly, the tests seemed very straightforward and were fairly simple.

Interesting prof, nice guy with some quirks but not the greatest teacher. Usually goes through examples but sometimes goes through concepts that are confusing or irrelevant. TAKE THE CLASS THOUGH! The homework is sometimes long but tests are very reasonable and the final wasn't bad either. I'm taking his class again next semester.

Tests consist of homework problems and he does not try to trick you. Class has 3 "midterms" and a cumulative final. If you do the homework problems each week and study them before exams, you will get good scores. Lectures can be on the boring side but I recommend attending, though attendance is not mandatory. He can be funny at times.

Professor Anderson is the GOAT. From classic humor to riveting examples, he is able to want to come to lecture every day. Take his class.

He is not the best lecturer because he's quite scattered sometimes, so it takes a lot of focus to learn from the lectures. However, the homework is just a harder version of the tests so it is pretty easy to do well and know what will be on the test!

Great teacher - I learned a ton!! Hard work but worth it!!

2574H was hard work and Prof was rather different style. But holy moly is he clear. I wish he taught more. I seriously do. He's that clear.

Anderson is a great lecturer and teacher! Explains the topics and their implications very well. Tests were challenging but fair, meaning no trick questions or new material on exams.

Came for the maths, stayed for the memes.

If you attend lecture and most discussions you should do well. The course material itself is not that difficult.

Lectures are thorough and very helpful if you pay attention. The midterms and final test you on the concepts - no tricks or anything fancy. Averages for exams were usually in the 90s. I would take Prof Anderson again.

Hes a pretty good professor. His tests werent that difficult and were very similar to the study guides he made.

Greg Anderson was the man. While he may have been an extremely mediocre lecturer, he was funny, and best of all, he wrote pretty easy tests. If you do most of the homework and understand them, you will do great on exams. Everything was straight forward.

Seems like a nice guy. His tests are super straight forward. Outside of that, the lectures are okay. Like others have said, its more or less just example problems - which is helpful no doubt, but the "why" of it all isn't really there. Do the homework, show up to lecture and discussion, and study and you will do well.

Greg's lectures are comprehensive and extremely useful for homework if you take notes, but he moves fast so you have to keep up. His exams were straightforward as long as you know everything on the review sheet. Great class!

Gwanders was not the best lecturer-he sometimes got lost in his problems and mumbled a lot- but his tests were very fair and he does his best to help you. He does have a lot of sample problems and practice exams, which are very helpful. If you do the homework and the practice tests you'll be fine.

Prof Anderson is fantastic. He will sprinkle the "secret sauce" on every problem leaving you amazed. His examples are easy to understand, and he is good at answering questions. He has a hard time seeing and hearing so speak up, he will say " you have no idea what I am capable of before a midterm" and then the class will average a 93% on it.

I love Greg he's one of the funniest professors I've ever had. He does move through content pretty quickly and the homeworks are pretty long but if you do them and at least copy what he puts on the board in class you should be fine. His exams are always easier than expected.

Love him. He's a funny, quirky, old man. He's very clear in his explainations and is always very prepared. His letcures are very example heavy, which was very helpful for me in particular, but that varries from student to student. His tests are pretty similar to the problems he does in lecture and assigns in discusion and homework assignments.

Go to lecture. Greg is a very odd and funny old man. The textbook often teaches different methods than what you should know for exams, but tests themselves are never hard, practically a replica of the practice test. He doesn't explain most of the concepts just teaches you how to do problems, but that's probably due to time constraints.

Greg is overall a good professor. He goes over every topic in great detail and does several examples. He releases extremely helpful study guides before each midterm and the final. Greg also says some really funny things in class that make the lectures more engaging. I recommend!

Greg is truly a great professor. Goes through examples in class that follow the homework. The study guides for the test are exactly like the test. Makes it easy to get an A while also making sure you understand the material. I recommend going to lecture as his examples are of the same difficulty as the homework and tests. Funny guy too.

Greg writes quality midterm and final review sheets with detailed answer guides that are incredibly helpful for studying. Sometimes he is funny.

Love em

Professor Anderson is one of the best professors I've had since entering the U. He cares about his students, gives clear lectures, his exams follow his homework and study guides. No tricky questions, just be diligent (Linear was not that hard anyway), but the class average was around 90, so yeah, great class.

Anderson is a great professor, wants his students to learn and learn what matters. Will teach short cuts rather than going through long proofs. You will have some busy weekly hw/labs but as long as you understand the review sheet you will do well on the exams.

Greg was a great professor. He had very straightforward lectures, and lecture notes were useful for homework and tests. If you go to the lectures you should have no problem getting an A.

Greg Anderson is a saint in the math department. Even before I took this class I heard how great he was. Throughout the semester he was always helpful, especially throughout the Covid-19 stay-at-home order. He helped by lessening the course load during online learning and it truly helped! He's a class act. Try chatting with him, he likes puns.

Calculus 4 could not have been easier with Greg. He's funny, nice and super helpful. Easily one of the best Math professors ever. I think it would be harder to fail Gregs class then to pass it. If you are on the fence about taking a class with Greg, make sure to take it, you won't regret it.

Overall solid professor. The homework assignments and midterm study guides were always very similar to the test questions. He always went over a lot of examples in lecture, which definitely helped.

His lectures were really example heavy which I enjoyed and his explanations got the point across. His reviews were really similar to the tests.

He is a funny old guy who puts a lot of work into the class. His lectures are very fast paced but the slides are very detailed and are great review for tests. He doesn't give trick questions on tests, just attend lecture and you will be golden.

One of the most laid back professors you'll ever have. He puts everything you need to know in the slides, you never need to read the textbook. The test questions are taken word for word (with different numbers) from the review packet he hands out. Also, the workload is light, about 3-4 hours of homework per week.

Greg is a great guy. He's just about the best you can get in the math department at the U. He can get a little confused during some lectures, or make small mistakes on slides, but the general lesson is still very well taught.

He was a super nice professor, but the lectures are LONG. Between lecture and the book the homework is doable if not a bit lengthy. The review sheets given before the tests are basically all you need to know which is super nice. Just do the work and you can do well. Definitely take Anderson for Lin Alg & Diff Eq

Professor Anderson's math class was very easy. He reads straight from his slides so the lectures aren't necessary. The homework was very very long but it was good preparation for the exams. Do the exam review they are so similar to the tests. The labs are pretty straightforward too. The class is a breeze don't stress about it.

Tests are almost identical to the review sheets he provides. Lectures can sometimes be confusing or boring and over half the class skipped them, since he posts his lecture notes on canvas. He's not great at answering questions, but if you do the homework and review sheets you'll be fine.

Greg was a great prof. I didn't go to lecture much, I just red the textbook, and all the exams are exactly like the practice. The lowest score I got on an exam was 97%. There are 12 homework assignments total which are pretty chill. Overall, easy class. Don't stress about it Greg is great. Honestly can't believe his rate my professor is pretty low.

Professor Anderson reads off of premade slideshows and his lectures are a bit slow, but the content is straightforward (but very shallow) and he is a very nice person. He posts study guides online, and they cover all of the content covered on the three midterms and final, so completing those and the weekly homework is enough to do well.

The content of this course was easy and it made me more interested in linear algebra. The lectures are boring and some of the homework is too long. Don't make the same mistake as me by skipping homework and lab assignments. The exams are very similar to the reviews he gives out before. Great and funny professor though

Took Math 1571H and 1572H with Prof. Anderson. He is not for everyone as he is relatively reserved and grades somewhat difficultly (went from ~45 students first semester to 8 second semester), but he is self-deprecating, a good teacher, and provides very helpful practice problems for exams. I personally enjoyed his classes very much.

Such a nice professor and very good at teaching. He was very caring for his students and often posted the notes if things were getting complicated in the lecture. Overall very nice and very good at teaching, would recommend!