good teacher--just has a problem relaying info in clear, concise means.

gives every opportunity to make an A and the math lab always helps and he is in there alot too.

Anyone who says Boudreaux doesn't care about his students clearly has not tried to ask him for help. I suck at math - I never would have passed PreCal without him. He can be confusing but when it comes down to it, if he knows you're trying and you come by to talk to him, he's very sympathetic. Great professor.

I really thought he was a good teacher. I have never taken calculus before and I feel like he explains the material well. Sometimes he gets off topic, but I don't mind the class and I'm not even interested in math. He goes through a lot of examples and takes suggestions from students.

He is awesome. But if you don't care why should he? He will spend as much time helping you as you need....the key is you have to want the help. You have to go to him. He is without a doubt the best instructor at UNCA.

He is really great. I highly recommend him. He is hard but you learn a ton from him. He is awesome to stay late in the math lab to help

I thought he was a really good instructor. I don't understand some of the other comments. He is brilliant, super prepared, helpful and really friendly. He also helps a TON outside of class.

Super helpful. Really funny. I wish I could have taken him for some other classes. Especially considering a few of his collegues.....

Very nice and willing to help. He is a little hard to follow sometimes--his lectures are fast-paced. very cute.

Difficult to keep up with and understand. Very nice and very funny. Tries to help.

Is a great man who is very helpful! He even offered help with other classes I was struggling with. His classes are great fun but also require work to be done. Easily one of my favorite professors!

Intro to the Foundations of Abstract Math: He must like teaching this course a lot because I can't imagine anyone who wouldn't like his style. He's very down to earth, patient, and helpful.

Awesome teacher. Very willing to help outside of class. Classes are fast paced and interesting.

Intro to Foundations of Abstract Math: Edit: I thought i was going to love this class- Boudreaux is a good teacher, I like the subject, I'm learning a lot, keeping up with the work, but I'm failing the class somehow... Careful with time constraints on tests! They're harsh.

Greg's very passionate about what he does, and he's a very nice gentleman; however, he sometimes gets off on "math tangents" and it's very difficult to see where he's going with it oftentimes. If you want to do well in this class, then I can't stress this enough: You NEED to go to the Math Lab.

Overall I enjoyed this class. Greg spends a countless amount of hours outside of class willing to help if you ask. He posts note outlines so attendance is crucial to getting everything. Tips: Find people you work well with and form a study group. Make sure you work the hardest problems in each section; get them checked. These will be on quiz/tests.

This class is pretty difficult. Greg is willing to spend time with you after you make a honest attempt on HW. Tips: 1) Find the smart people in the class and form a study group immeadiately! 2) Get help from Greg on your homework from the start; do not wait!! 3) Expect to spend 4-5 hours minimum on each homework assignment (1/week). -- Good Luck!

It's easy to space out in class, and the notes are illegible, but Dr. Boudreaux makes a major effort to help students who ask. He even gave up a Sunday afternoon to host a study session. If you ask questions in class, do every practice test, and spend time in the math lab you'll get a good grade.

boudreaux is always willing to help! if you want to learn his material, use the math lab and use him outside of class. This man is awesome!!! He wants you to excel, but if you don't try he has no problem failing you, because thats what you deserve. YOU WILL WORK HARD AND LEARN A LOT. THAT IS WHAT A GOOD TEACHER SHOULD MAKE YOU DO. BOUDREAUX ROCKS

If you don't like homework and can't learn from reading others notes do not take this class. Greg moves at fast pace and if you're a slow learner you will need the math lab. Smart man and really helpful just bad at relaying message.

Dr. Boudreaux is undoubtedly the single most inspiring academic instructor that I have ever experienced. He works diligently both in and out of the classroom, and demands for his students to do the same. It's the type of class that makes you proud to earn a good grade. If you truly want to learn, you should take him. Boudreaux is the man!!

Prof. Boudreaux is a great professor. He was incredibly helpful and accommodating. His quizzes come straight from the homework, and his tests are similar to boom problems. As long as you do your work, he will see to it that you receive a good grade and are ready for Calc 2.

Sloppy writing but if you listen you can figure it out, not impossible. Very condescending to students fairly often, enough to be unprofessional seems like he wants to use it to be motivational but doesn't come off that way. Clear about test, quizzes, and homework though. Tough but fair, always available outside class for help.

Boudreaux is amazing and inspiring. I can see how he can come off as condescending, but he means very well. He has a sense of humor and has fun, but not enough to where it takes away class time. Manages his time very well and is willing to stay after hours to help. If you're serious about math, take his classes.

Greg is clearly passionate about the subject and makes an effort to get students involved. Used Pearson MyMathLab, which I like for the instant feedbackhelp initially figuring out how to solve new problem types. Quirky sense of humor; likes proofs, and bring your algebra skills (it's a prereq; it was kinda sink or swim with that stuff)

Boudreaux is great! He is incredibly enthusiastic about mathematics and gets really excited in class when explaining things that sometimes he leaves out a whole section of the problem. He is a tough grader but is willing to help out. He also gives you lots of opportunities to get better grades (like test corrections!) I would recommend Greg.

Greg is a great professor who really enjoys the subject he teaches. He often has a nice little history tid bit to keep things interesting. He is also hilarious, don't take him seriously or you may get your feelings hurt. If you ever need help he is more than happy to explain troublesome concepts. I hope to take him again.

I could see why some would find his class difficult. When he works problems on the board he will often skip algebraic steps that you really shouldn't expect to see at this point as you're now in calc 2. The quizzes and tests he gives are to prepare you for the midterm and final, not to punish you. Pay attention and practice and you'll do just fine.

I really liked professor Boudreaux. I felt like he really wanted you to understand the material and he always welcomed questions. You knew exactly what to expect as far as schedule of quizzes. Quizzes were just like notes and HW. He goes over difficult HW questions. The HW is almost always what's in the notes. I really wish I had him for Calc 2

If you are prepared to take a cal2 level course you will do very well. Classes are fairly fast paced and to the point, tests are on the easier side and there aren't very many surprises.

If you're going to take Linear Algebra, take Calc III first. It will help you imagine the things you're talking about geometrically and that will take you very far in this course. Dr. B moves fast, but certainly cares about students that are invested in the class and putting in effort to keep up. Do the reading, ask questions, and STUDY!!

Dr. Boudreaux's a great professor! If you have a solid understanding of math up to this point and you put in the work, you'll do well. He is a great lecturer and the class is pretty straightforward. If I have the chance, I'll definitely take him again.

My feelings about this class are bittersweet. The material is hard because engineers and math majors NEED to understand it. The professor is passionate about his craft and cares about his students, despite what others say. The course is test-heavy, but test corrections are redeeming. Its fast-paced and requires discipline on your end to accomplish.

Dr. Boudreaux has been the best math professor I've had in my life. While his class was definitely daunting at the beginning of the semester, as time went on I enjoyed the class more and more. Make use of Dr. Boudreaux's office hours and the Math Lab if you want to be successful in this class!

Dr. Boudreaux is criminally underrated as a professor. While yes the course material is gonna be difficult when compared to most other classes, especially for students less inclined to math, this professor is passionate about the material and clearly cares about his students' understanding of the class concepts.

He's definitely a hard grader and you need to pay attention during class or be able to read his handwriting on the notes he posts. He feels condescending if a question is repeated or if the answer is able to be found in the syllabus. He's very open with office hours and other methods to get help in the class so make sure to take advantage of them.

He's obviously a math genius and is clearly a bit frustrated with having to teach lower level classes (precalc in my case). He teaches at a very brisk pace and if you can't keep up with him, there is plenty of outside help available, and he also has good office hours. In short, don't take him if you don't think you're able to keep up.