Good teacher. He's not boring like some math teachers.

he was good - helpful to the students who he KNEW tried hard, didn't let one student hog the whole lecture, etc - was SUPER available to help outside of class, and was honest in that it was his first time teaching this class, I appreciated that

He always explained things well, and was there if you had any questions.

Very clear and interesting lectures. Was available even during the summer session. Recommended.

I had Prof. Rosik for more than one math class and he was good in all of them. Made math an interesting subject, explained things very logically and made sure everyone understood the concept. Very helpful in and out of class, always willing to talk during office hours. Good sense of humor, very caring and intelligent man.

I had Rosik for my multivariable calculus, linear algebra, and differential equations classes. I enjoyed it a lot. Lectures are clear, tests and grading methods are fair. Greg has a good sense of humor too, though he is a GB Packer's fan =)

Great professor. Good sense of humor.

Rosik is probably the best math teacher that I've had, though admittedly I don't really care much for math. Anyway, he teaches the material with a lot of clarity, and though his tests can be tough, he is fair. He also has a great sense of humor. I would definitely recommend him.

I thought he was pretty tough with grading. Another thing that I did not like is that he gives a lot of POP quizzes. Overall, not my favorite teacher.

I took him for summer term College Algebra I. At the midterm, half of the class dropped. I lost five pounds because I had to study so much for this class because he throws in tricky questions on the exams. I have a higher than average GPA and was in tears at the final, and only received a 'B' after all of my strenuous studying. Not recommmended.

Outstanding teacher. He may be quite difficult to deal with for grading system since he has strict requirements, but he is actually reasonable. He is generally crystal-clear, but if you don't understand him, shoot your hand up and ASK! He loves to hear people ask questions if they get stuck. His tests are somewhat difficult, but very reasonable.

He is great teacher, but you have to go to class, do the homework, and study for his tests. Hard class, but he is very helpful.

He is a really good teacher, but he is never around after 3:00. Fortunately the instructors who teach at night are very friendly and helpfull.

This class is not easy. The teacher is ok. Took it during the summer semester, but could of done better if I took it during a regular semester. I give him a B average on teaching.

excellent instructor

Greatest math teacher ever (if there ever was one) makes math interseting and makes it apart of your daily life. Test are average difficulty when it comes to math, but nothing you have not learned from him. Go to class and do required homework and you will do fine.

He is very good at teaching concepts. He uses MyMathLab for homework; it is picky on the answers and overall can be a pain, but if you are stuck it shows you how to do the problem. Study the quiz's, he uses them for tests!!

Great Teacher! Cared about his students!

He's a very good teacher when it comes to his lectures. I also loved the MyMathLab program for homework, although I'm not sure if I'd say it's worth the extra $75 (I think? I don't rememember exactly). He's very brief and unhelpful in e-mails, but in person he seems better. Just show up and take notes and you'll do well.

I liked Prof Rosik and took him for two classes (algebra and stats) because I got used to his teaching style. Show up, take notes, do the homework, and study for tests. He is a fair grader if you show that you are trying hard and committed! I believe those that do not like him are lazy!

I took stats with professor Rosik during the summer of 2011. He did a great job keeping the class involved. Make sure you understand the home work and in class exercises they are similar to the exams. Overall I highly recommend professor Rosik!

I very much enjoyed having him as a professor. He clearly explained all the concepts, and he was a pretty easy grader. On our tests, he would give us bonus points for no reason, and he gave us grades based on how well he thought we knew the material, not how many points we got. The majority of the homework was online, and book use was optional.

Awesome,awesome,awesome. Just come too class, listen, take good notes and you are good to go for an "A." If you want to know Math, he is one of the few instructors that will show you the way.

Good professor. I took it during summer semester so it was fast paced, but he made it simple to learn. With no prior calculus knowledge, it was easy to pick up with his teaching. He used a free textbook which was plus! Also, he's very generous in his grading. He rewards a lot for effort; he offers a lot of extra credit points for doing homework.

One of few math professors I've taken that I've genuinely enjoyed. Greg is very good at explaining the material in a way that makes it make sense when you first encounter it. Understands where your confusion is coming from when you ask questions. Usually a fair grader, will give you credit when it's clear that you had some idea what you were doing.

I took him for College Algebra 1 it was half online, half in class (hybrid), he's a great professor, he really knows his stuff. Always attend class, do homework on time, and make sure you ask questions. I slacked off a little first semester but pulled through the second half and got an A, don't procrastinate in homework and you should get that A.

Very thorough and very nice and entertaining for a math teacher. He will work with you if you have an extenuating circumstance and keep you on track. He really cares about the class.

Took MATH 1061 Fall 2013, Greg was a great professor. Honestly the best math professor I've ever had. He really knows his stuff. I slacked the first half, but then I started watching his lectures online (it was a half online class), did the homework on MyMathLab, over all, I ended up with an A.

Loved his online course. Has tutorial vids with every lesson and examples as well. Replies quick via email and helpful! Have another prof atm and miss his teaching so much! Very up to date on vids and grades, definitely recommend his online course!

I really enjoyed his online lectures. I recommend taking him.

Dr. Rosik is really the nicest math professor compared to what I've seen in many universities. He expects his students to attend class, ask questions and do the assignments. Calculus III is certainly not the easiest math class, and you have to study and work hard for that A. His lectures are very thorough and entertaining. He's also funny.

Great professor, great at communicating and getting his message across. A lot of negative reviews probably from students that decide not to give an effort. You really get out what you put in with Rosik. Give the effort and your grade and his attitude towards you will show. But if you slack off and don't show up, don't expect lenience from him

Watch the video lectures. Everything you need is there. Don't be lazy, do the work. He will help you, but you still need to do the work.

If you put in the effort, he will work with you to make sure that you really do well. If you don't care, he'll let you suffer the consequences. He gives extra credit, is clear about his grading, and is really cool. His tests count for a LOT but they cover what you expect. I'm planning on taking another one of his classes next semester.

Tough class. I havent taken stats in ten years. *Any moms/dads out there who are considering this, do it! Its possible* I have two kids under two and still passed with an A. Do the work, commit, dont slack off, and youll excel. Professor R. is fair and so so kind. I couldnt leave the final without first shaking his hand. Awesome teacher.

Taken both 2081 and 2082 with him online. I have to say he is by far the best online classes I have ever taken. He does an excellent drop thoroughly explaining the subject and allowing MAPLE/Calculator when appropriate. Seems like the bad reviews come from lower level math students who might be poor at math. Do the homework and you will succeed!

Professor Rosik has very high standards, which manifests itself in very detailed lectures and lots of homework. If you are serious about learning math, and willing to put in the hard work, you will learn A LOT. I highly recommend him.

Amazing! This professor is very clear about his expectations. He tries to reply to emails fast. You know that he really wants you to pass by the way he teaches his lecture videos and by the crazy amount of extra credit he offers. You just have to try to do all your work well and submit in time. Do this and theres no doubt that you will get A/B.

I took the online Statistics class, and it wasn't that bad! Work hard and try to complete all your work, and you'll get a good grade. Lectures are long & detailed, but they really helped me to understand the concepts extremely well! He gives good grades, but many ppl don't seem to be working for it. The bad reviews are probably from bad students.

I took this class online over the summer. It was a lot of work, I spent about 15 hours on this class per week doing homework and watching lectures/taking notes. It was a heavy workload but it was not hard. We never got into content that was actually difficult to understand, its a very basic math class. If you put in the work you'll do well.

I was supprised to see alot of the bad reviews. This is the first math class I have EVER enjoyed. His lectures average to about an hour and a half a week and you take a quiz about every other week. He gives great written feedback. He is a fair grader-you get what you put into it. Extra credit is a plus also!

I took Linear Algebra & Differential Equations with Professor Rosik and I would say that he definitely knows his stuff. He does a great job in his lectures explaining the course material and is very good at responding to questions about confusing topics. If you don't do the homework, you won't do well, but that's how it generally goes for math.

He was a very good teacher and taught differential equations really well. Even though they were all recordings from previous years, he edited them to correct his mistakes and told the class how to pass his quizzes.

Professor Rosik was a very fast grader and very understanding of his students. He would assign extra credit often and he got back to my emails fast! I can admit his class is hard, but so is the course. Statistics is not an easy course, and with the lectures he provided it helped a lot. DONT SLACK! You would have to make sure you are very punctual!

Prof Ross is a solid professor probably because he used to be the dean of the school. Strict but understandable teacher. There's homework every week and 2 deadlines usually on Tuesdays and Fridays. There are usually 2 or 3 lectures that you have to take notes on and turn in at the end of the week. Overall a reasonable teacher

Took Mulitvariable Calculus. All hw and lectures notes were extra credit. I'd estimate each week was around 11 hours of hw, but it was optional. Multivar has some hard concepts, but no quizzes were much harder than textbook examples To pass the quizzes, you'll need to at least listen to Lectures Submitting CAS (MAPLE) work was kinda annoying.

He is great. He is always available for help if needed. between 6 to 11 lecture videos. Then homework on MyOpenMath website. Then for course 1030 there's a discussion to do same as in course 0930. All of that would be your homework for the week You go through different subjects each week also. Then turn that in to be graded. 100% would take again.

Professor Rosik is one of the greatest math professors I have had in my entire life. His lecture videos made every topic easy to understand. Yes, the homework gets long at times and using MAPLE gets annoying, but the class was great overall. Homework and lecture notes were extra credit, but served to be extremely useful on the open note tests.

Professor Rosik's class is well-structured. With a mix of video lectures, homework on MyOpenMath, and discussions, the workload is manageable. unstuck study is a useful study tool alongside the textbook. Would take again.