great teacher, funny as well

Fulman Rules. the best professor in the department if not the school. Great teaching,extemely fair grading, always willing to be there for his students as well. ASU's most valuable asset. more then the MU.

Great professor...he's very helpful and incredibly nice...funny little russian accent, and a completely cool guy...i definitely recomment him.

This guy is great. Very helpful with preparing for exams. Answers specific questions clearly and explains material thoroughly. Highly recommended!

Great teacher, doesnt make the students feel that he is superior. Always willing to help on his own time.

Had him for Calc 2. High class average for a good reason. Cares about the students understanding the material. The department actually criticized him for giving too many A's while I had him. He's hired by the semester, so it's always a toss-up if you can get him.

Igor is great. The most helpful teacher on campus. Want students to learn. Goes over questions on homework in class. Tests are difficult, but if you study, you'll be fine.

The most fair math teacher i have ever had. Has a cute little accent! Tests are kinda hard, but he curves them and drops lowest homeworks. If you go to class,do your hw,and study and it is an easy A. Lots of extra credit.

Fulman is a good guy, he is very detailed which is sometimes boring. He never turned anyone away when they needed help. He is a good duy and a good teacher. Pay a lot of attention take good notes. He is one of the better teachers for math.

One of the best math teachers ASU has hired in my humble opinion. Have been taking several math courses at ASU, and it's very rare, but not impossible to actually find a really good effective math teacher. I would highly highly recommend him.

great teacher, really wants his students to do well and gives you all the help you need in and out of class, hard to get used to his accent but once you do hes a great prof and i wish he taught more subjects!

i love this class.... only time i get bored is when he goes over things a million times and i get it.... but its good for whoever is asking the question. just pay attention and go to class.... accent isnt that bad.... just have to get used to it. take his class best math teacher at asu

IGOR"S MY HOMIE!!!

Igor is also my homie...that turkish foolio is the best guy on campus...he accually keeps me entertained while I am learning...it is great....plus he always crashed into chairs and requests people to turn of their cell phones when it is really his going off...which then he apologizes about for a good couple minutes...fabulous!

He is a good teacher, but can be repetitive. He knows the subject very well, but you never get out of class early. He has funny mannerisms like clapping and saying "like" and "please please" a lot. Overall, not a bad teacher, just a bad subject.

always willing to help

He is a very good teacher.He goes over everything until everyone understands it. Tests are kind of hard but he reviews alot. Just make sure you go to all the classes and youll do fine

try to get Igor for whatever math class you have to take he is awesome. He explains topics extremely well and is always thoughtful of the students who need more examples. He will delay homework if it is especially hard and he devotes a whole class to review before each exam. Anyone who rates him badly is flat out lying he is the best

Hands down to Igor. He is da man! He is so good at teaching that I think at least half a class got a B or better. His tests aren't easy if you don't go to class but if you work then you can get an easy A or at least a B. Just don't ask stupid questions if you missed class. It gets repetitive and boring. JZ

I LOVED Prof. Fulman! His class was super easy and took little work. The final grade is 1/3 homework, so if you can just get through his webwork/homework no problem. The day before exams he does a review with problems EXACTLY like the ones on the exam. He was ALWAYS very helpful asking if people had questions,he's very through.Take his class!

The esay class with a nice teacher. Take him if you need any math classes.

He is AWESOME! I am so glad I have him for Calc! He makes math seem so easy! His tests are easy if you go to class and review your notes. He's very helpful.

Igor Fulman is an awesome Calc professor. He is extremely thorough and very simple. He doesn't complicate his lectures with unnecessary and confusing information. He doesn't use the book much at all except to assign weekly homeworks and all test problems are similar to examples done in class. He is always willing to help you understand the material

I've disliked Math for years now. However, Professor Fulman's class is incredibly enjoyable. He makes the material easy; the tests are more than fair; and he is always eager to explain. On top of that, he's a light-hearted, very nice man.

Igor is the man! He is a great prof and really loves what he does. He is very lighthearted and explains very well. I def recommend him.

He is one of the best prof. that i have had. he is really helpful in office hour and he doesnt give quizzes. the exams come from the previous exams. so if u know somebody dont let that go away like that. I REALLY recommend him in math 210 and 211. also, he provides by the formula in exams and he cancel lot of sections.

the best there is for 210 and 211

Mr. Fulman is really such a good teacher that I felt obliged to write on this so that I may encourage others to take him. He's so light-hearted that during half of the class I find myself laughing at his comments, but needless to say he has an amazing grasp of how to teach a relatively difficult subject and make it seem very easy. Some effort = A!

omg HE IS THE BEST TEACHER THERE IS OUT THERE FOR MATH, i mean i considered that class to be the EASIEST out of all the rest, he was sooo soo helpful and so nice to his students, he honestly only wants everyone to do good. Even though sometimes he is a little bit hard to understand because of his accent, his class is totally worth everything!LOVEHI

I love Fulman. He is so cute. He is also a really good professor. I understood completely everything in the class, and math has never been my strong suit. I am most likely going to receive an A+ in the class and now I am taking him for winter. TAKE HIM! He is the best.

I do not like calculus and was not looking forward to it, but Mr. Fulman made it very easy to understand and actually fun (gasp!). I've heard some horror stories from friends with different teachers, so if you have to take MAT 210 or 211, want a good grade, and learn something while you're at it, take this class, you won't regret it.

Great Teacher. Really helpful, and make everything really simple.

I can say he is the greatest teacher in the whole world. You can't find such a professor in the world except in ASU. He is nice and helpful. Take his class you will not regret.

Igor is awesome, he is one of the best professors I have had. Once you get past his accent you will be fine, and fall in love with this man.

such an easy class when you get him for your teacher. Take it in the summer if you can. His accent is AWESOME and you will get used to it after 1 class. Great teacher.

I'm not sure why everyone says he is so easy. I thought it was moderate. Studied for hours on tests and still some questions surprised me. Otherwise, he was very clear and you can tell he really cares about his students.

If you have to take the nightmare of a class that is MAT210, definitely get Fulman or bust. The material is difficult, but with someone as clear, helpful, and understanding like Prof. Fulman, you should be able to pass. This class definitely takes work, and showing up is a DEFINITE must. Going back to homework helps with tests.

I loved Igor Fulman. He is awesome and his class is a lot more reasonable than most of the 210/211 classes out there. He has an accent, but you can definitely understand him. Definitely go to class unless you absolutely can't make it.

This is the best professor at ASU's math department (which desperately needs help). He is easy to understand if you actually pay attention, he answers emails quickly and homework and tests are easy if you study and come to class. He is absolutely the best and I would recommend 210 and 211 from him. GREAT PROFESSOR

Excellent at explaining the subject. Tells you exactly the types of questions on each test. Goes over the material a few times and uses great examples. HW is mixed webwork and HW handed in. Go to class everyday and you should get an A. You get used to his accent after the first class and he says some hilarious things out of nowhere.

For such a terrible course, he makes it REALLY easy. has a cool accent and is actually pretty fun when you get used to him. His reviews are exactly what will be on the test and he barely gives any homework. Take his class if you have to take 211.

yes he has an accent but it's not that bad once you get used to it. plus, he writes every word on the board he speaks. you should get an A if you go to every class and pay attention. he teaches material straight forward and makes no treaky questions. i highly recommend him.

Go to most of the classes, do the homework and you'll be fine. Make sure you do the WebWork assignments, they are worth more than the in-text homework. He tends to go slow and repeat himself, so if you need extra help with math he's a great instructor.

Teaches very slowly, will go over any hw problems you ask him to, takes attendance every day, has a review day before every test, very little hw that comes from book and webwork, test are not multiple choice, fairly easy and grades easily, has a tiny accent but not difficult, gives good notes.

very easy class. show up and pay attention. gives two hw assignments a week, very simple. review day before test. very helpful he will answer any questions. he goes slow and makes sure you understand the material before moving on.

Unquestionably the go-to professor for MAT211. Anyone who makes fun of him is a jackass, he's simply a nice guy who's willing to help any student out. A+

Is a great teacher, very helpful and understanding. Has bit of an accent but writes everything on the board. Go to class and do the work and will be fine. Agreed I hate the ppl that do not appreciate how helpful he is.

Honestly, the best math teacher I have EVER had. Fulman makes calculus understandable. He goes over exactly what the problems are going to look like on the test. The tests aren't multiple choice, but he gives points for attempting problems even if you have the wrong answer. Online hw and in class hw due every week. Choose him!

Very simple teacher who doesn't feel the need to challenge people in a class they took by force. His tests are very simple and there are no surprises, although you do have to know just about everything covered. Still, with a little studying, this class is a breeze.

Prof Fulman is an extremely nice person. Who offers a ton of help out of class in office hours. I recommend taking a class by this prof

Fulman is a great teacher and incredibly nice. He will help you every step of the way if you need it. He really knows his stuff. Definitely take him!

Amazing teacher who knows a lot about the subject. Great class for both people who want to learn and for those who just want credit.

The professor was helpful and all the examples he gave in class were used in his tests. I got an average of B's in the tests because I did not study so I would recommend taking notes and going to class, also study before exams. He knows his stuff and the homework is easy.Do your homework! He is an easy grader.

Highly Recommended.

I love his class, he's the right professor for MAT courses, his class is not complicated. To get an A, all you need to do just show up on his class and keep practicing the example that's showed in the class. I highly recommend taking his classes.

Doctor Fulmam is one of the best mathematics teacher I have ever had in my academic life. It was a great privilege for me to have him as a teacher. I feel I have learned a lot in his class and I really enjoyed it. He is a very nice person, and he is always there for you when you need help. I STRONGLY recommend Doctor Fulman. Simply the Best!

This professor was very easy, material-wise. He covered everything at a moderate rate and did 5-minute reviews before each class to say what we learned the day before. Has Russian accent and talks towards the board, so sit close and you'll understand everything. Only two exams, weekly homework, and NON CUMULATIVE FINAL!! Highly Recommend this prof!

Took Dr. Fulman's class during Summer 11. GREAT Professor. Crystal clear in his explanation of the material. Uses examples and problems from the book for homework other than that do not read the book, Dr. Fulman's explanation of the material is clearer. Far and away the best Math Professor I have had in my life.

Just finished taking his class. He is knows a lot. Go to class and take notes, he will review before each test as long as you ask. He talks fast and is gives lots of examples but if you have a question don't be afraid to stop him he is very helpful and will explain the problem in depth.

Pretty much my favorite math teacher so far. If you pay attention and take notes, he explains everything clearly and breaks everything down into manageable steps. The people complaining about clarity were probably the ones chatting it up all class. The only problem this teacher has is that he isn't forceful and can't control unruly students well

Great teacher! Explains all of the material with good examples. Very easy honors credit as well. Easy A if you pay attention

Took Mat394 and Mat494 with him, not because he is a good, but because him and his class is a joke and I needed the GPA boost. I spent a total of 5 hours outside of class the whole semester and missed a month of class and still pulled a A+. I have a BS in mathematics now and he is by far the least intelligent math professorial I have had.

Fulman is a good professor. He is very organized with his note taking which make it easy to following the material. He's is also very helpful if you take the time to meet with him and ask questions.

Dr. Fulman is a wonderful professor.He employs a very organized mathematical approach,but appreciates the mystery of problem solving. Dr. Fulman teaches with the expectation that you speak up if you're having trouble (as, he thinks, it should be). He's very committed to the subject and art of mathematics, and it shows.Take Fulman if you like math.

Mr. Fulman is a great professor. Get the ebook, its cheaper and just as good. Has a slight accent. Really great at explaining and making sure everyone understands, but he repeats a bit because of this. Do the online hw early and you get 10% extra credit. Tests are harder than homework so you really need to know what you're doing to do well on tests

Great teacher! I had already taken Calculus in high school, so this class was a breeze. However, even if you haven't taken the course, Fulman explains concepts so well in-class that you should understand. As long as you do the homework and the webassign (he gives you 110% for doing it early), you will easily get an A+.

love his class and he's really nice. i took two courses with him and i got A+ in mat210 and B in mat211. makes math easy his tests almost like homework.so pay attention in the class and do the homework you'll get an A

I explained concepts really well and also questions on the test were really easy as he told us what to expect on the test. I would recommend him for this class if he is teaching it next semester.

Upon graduation, I have come to the realization that he was my FAVORITE professor of all time at ASU. He cares so much about his students. (keep in mind I took this class as 15 day winter course). Fulman would always go overtime during office hours to help students. Fulman is a very passionate hard worker, and it shows each and every class with him

I took this class online through ASU. The material wasn't too hard, but you need to be on top of all the assignments. Igor spells everything out very clearly on what you need to do. Very fair grading, very helpful when I had questions. Would usually respond to emails within a couple of hours, which is unheard of for a college professor.

This class is difficult. There is a lot of material, and there are about 35 math problems a week split between book work and online. However, Fulman is very helpful in office hours! He is willing to stay overtime if you need help. He does have an accent, but after a couple days it gave me no trouble. Do the homework, go to office hours if confused!

I was new to calculus and ended up having to withdraw from the course. For a beginner, I agree that he is not the ideal professor. He spent a lot of class time going over things that weren't really on the homework or tests. However, he is a very nice man and is very helpful if you approach him! Accent makes him hard to understand sometimes.

The class is a difficult class in general. He does everything he can to help his students succeed. There's a lot of homework but without practicing it would be impossible to learn the material.

He's really nice and I liked him as a person. I don't think the class itself was hard, but it's so easy to ditch class and end up missing out. There's a lot of homework.

Heard a lot of negative comments towards him before I took the class. I liked him. He was very helpful and knew what he was doing. He got a little confused at times. He arrives right on the dot which was nice. GO TO CLASS AND DO THE HOMEWORK!!!!!!

Good teacher, helpful, class was fairly easy.

Very thorough professor and a nice class for people who want to learn basic calculus. Fulman reviews a lot and is very understanding. He does have an accent, but definitely knows his stuff and English, even if you can tell he wasn't born and raised here. He really seems to genuinely want everyone to learn and do well.

Extremely fast paced teacher. He will eventually get several lessons ahead of the actual homework. Random questions will be graded, meaning you can get 1315 correct, but receive a 60% because only 35 "important" ones were right. Quiz questions are heavily weighted and not in your favor (34 60%). Probably 25-30 questions a week in homework.

Homework is given once a week and isn't a lot. Class is pretty boring but attendance is required. The videos post online are very helpful. Overall a pretty easy class.

Standard math teacherboring. But this man runs like clock-work. Class never runs over and always starts promptly. Homework and tests are graded with similar speed. IMPORTANT: On the booklist, it was never mentioned that there was an online option to the text book. BUY THAT. it's $50 cheaper.

I think he is pretty awesome guy, he explain things to a lay man's understanding

Professor Fulman was my favorite professor last semester. Although some didn't like his teaching methods, he was always ready to help students in office hours or via email. The material may be difficult but Prof. Fulman did his best to help his students. He is very accommodating if you need to make up work or want some extra help.

As someone who struggles with math, this professor was great. He explains how he got the answer with detail, instead of slapping the formula and answer together without explanation. His quizzes and tests are a breeze if you study. He reviews each section multiple times in class. Definitely one of the best math teachers I've had.

Igor is a great professor and makes the subject matter easy to understand. DO NOT skip class (you will fall behind + attendance taken), take thorough notes, do all the assignments, and study.. you will pass. He is generous with partial credit on exams and drops lowest hw grades. Too bad students didn't show him the respect he deserves.

The best professor I know in college!!! Really clear teaching content.

He does have a thick accent but you will get used to it. He always reviews lessons and I love how he talks about the mistakes students commonly make so you know not to make them. It think he is a great professor overall. I am taking the summer course, so it may be different, but I don't have much homework and he gives all the formulas for the test.

One of the best teachers that ASU has to offer. He really cares about the students and is passionate about the subject matter.

Professor Fulman is very passionate about math. Sometimes he can be a bit hard to follow in lectures, but he provides many examples of problems in class to help you on the homework. He has many opportunities for extra credit, like getting a 5% boost on an assignment turned in the day before the due date. His tests aren't too bad either.

Professor Fulman is a great professor. The topics are very clearly explained. If you go to class, take good notes, and think outside the box on homework, youll do totally fine in this class. Tips for success: go to class!

There is usually one online and one book assignment every week, but they aren't very long, and they aren't graded very harshly. If you turn in the online homework early, you get extra credit, and the tests and quiz questions come straight from the homework. He does have an accent, but it's not that bad, and if you sit close to the front, it's fine!

Take the class for 1 credit- grade depends only on attendance, super easy. The more credits you take it for, the more work is required of you. All proofs, some presented to the class some turned in for homework. Tough grader, but fair.

Igor truly cares about getting his students passing grades. This class was taken over the summer and many people are on the verge of failing so he has curved the grade twice. If you are bad at math take him. He is really good at "dumbing down" the material. I put a lot of work into the class to get the grade that I got, but it can be easily done.

Pretty good professor, his accent isn't really that hard to understand. Started off great - clear expectations and content. Homework is usually way harder than what is covered in class. COVID made it pretty hard to learn the material but he tried to make himself very available. Gives lots of partial credit - even on multiple-choice questions.

He was very encouraging if you didn't do as well in the beginning but you could always make it up if you have to. Good lectures, will answer questions, explains what you did wrong and gives partial credit on tests.

A really great professor who truly understands what his students are going through and really wants to make sure they succeed. All you have to do is put in the work and you'll do fine.

Phenomenal, I took him for MAT 265 and he was very good. I took him again after my previous professor ruined my grade in Calc 2 and understood far more. His tests are made so you can pass, provided you understand the material, just do your part in studying and you'll pass.

This professor is available outside of class through zoom one on one. Even during zoom lectures, he responded to everyones questions. It was a rough start, but he warned us it would be. He is caring and tells you how the course will exactly be like. 3 exams and the first one is the hardest. homework twice a week, 2-4 hours per assignment.

I LOVED Dr. Fulman. He was so caring and helpful and I felt that he explained the content really well. The tests are the same as the practice tests he provides, but with different numbers, so they are easy as long as you study. He is not very good with technology, so the online transition was a little rough.

Igor is really great at explaining things and you can tell he knows what he's doing as he's very knowledgable in Calc II. His accent isn't too heavy so he is still understandable. I will say that he requires both online and written homework from the textbook so that's kinda heavy. Zoom tests were easy ! He's a great guy :)

Professor Fulman is very good, I was kind of scared about the calc class since math is not my forte, however, prof. Fulman made it seem easy, explained and sometimes over explained topics so that everyone understoodit, while also always being open to questions and queries. Exams are fair and he gives decent partial credit.

Taking this class in the summer was not easy. Calc II is hard enough as it is, taking a 6-week course that is usually supposed to be 16 weeks makes it a grind. Prof. Fulman did a great job at adjusting. Tests were easier than HW. HW took forever but summer class is like that. Watch out for the TA's who grade HW tho (were harsh and unclear graders).

Class was heavily condensed due to being a 6-week summer course, so we got to skip a lot of the more difficult examples (compared to when I took Calc 2 at a different university several years ago). Homework was pretty straightforward w/ unlimited WebWork attempts and I'd say that tests corresponded to the easiest 30% of the HW problems.

Fulman is an incredibly friendly professor that is EXTREMELY lenient on grading. He essentially allows all his students to receive A's on his test through his grading policy. He is kind and understanding towards personal problems and clearly knows the material. I would strongly recommend him.

Good professor who knows what he's talking about, accent can be pretty thick, especially over Zoom. Took his class in Spring 2021 with COVID still around, but rarely went to class. Learned most of the content through lectures he has posted on Web Work from a different professor that looks like it was recorded in the early 2000's, look for those!

Calc III is a pretty challenging class, but I feel like Fulman is a solid professor to take it with. There are only 3 tests besides the final, and 25% of your grade is easy points from hw. HOWEVER, this man is a pretty bad lecturer, so if thats important to you, stay clear. His tests are reasonable and he is generous with partial credit.

He's really nice, but the lectures aren't the best. If you're good at math and good at self studying, you'll do great. He posts all the lectures online, so you don't have to come to class. The tests match the examples and are fairly easy if you understand the concepts. Extra credit for doing online homework 24 hours early and generous grading.

I mean to be honest I didn't pay much attention in this class and still passed meaning that if you where to pay attention and do the homework you should get an easy A, he hard to understand but if you go to his office and ask him a question he will be way better at explaining the materials.

He teaches a lot of shortcuts on the calculator that makes life so much easier on exams and homework. He gives partial credit on exams and will help on the homework if you ask. People complain about his accent, but I didn't think it was too heavy. He knows the material and uses lots of examples in lectures to help students understand the material.

Lectures are quite crazy. Very scatterbrained in my opinion. I find it easier to learn from the textbook or by watching videos for this course. Tests are easy, and he even gives partial credit on multiple choice as long as you show your work. Overall a decent professor. He is willing to help and definitely knows his stuff.

Hes fair and a nice guy, he honestly just cares about the class and the subject. As long as you go to class, pay attention and do the homework youll get an A. There are a couple exams a semester.

Although this was a summer course and this was his first MAT342 class, prof.Fulman managed the schedule perfectly. Prof.Fulman's explanation let me understand the concepts without any serious crisis challenging. Calculators(with matrix features) were required for the exams. Of course, he lectured everything about the manual of the calculators.

I really felt like this professor cared about his class, his lectures were very detailed and in depth. I relied heavily upon the book but he derived so much material directly from it that it worked out for me. I just remeber how good he was about taking questions and giving in-depth like 5 minute answers to them.

Fulman is great at explaining the material and if you are willing to put in the effort the class is easy. The only problem I have with the course is that the tests are each weighted 25% for a total of 75% of your grade, the other 25% being made up of homework. If you aren't a good test taker I would take another prof but Fulman is a good choice.

Dr. Fulman is a very nice and caring person. His lectures are great, but this a complicated class and so much time needs to be dedicated. I did not like that he held the 2nd exam a week earlier than planned for no good reason; and the 25% for homework/recitations/quizzes had too little weight for all that work. You must do good on all three exams.

Fulman is very thorough when teaching multivariable calculus. He ties every new concept to previous concepts and reviews old material before getting into new material, which was really helpful. We did end up rushing the material at the end of the semester, though--he taught them the class before we had our final exam on those concepts.

These are some inspirational quotes from Dr. Fulman. He made Calc 3 funny. - A.R. "SUDDENLY IT BECOMES VERY SIMPLE" "REMINDER" "NEW NOTION" "YOU WILL DO MORE EXAMPLES LIKE THIS IN YOUR RECITATION" "SIMILAR BUT MORE COMPLICATED..." "IDEA" "BUT WHAT IS THAT?" "OKEY I AM OUT OF TIME I WILL STOP THANK U FOR UR ATTENTION!" testing123 *piano*

Lectures are a bit hard to understand with his accent but he does well at explaining concepts. Homework takes a while but is only on a weekly basis. Tests aren't curved but he gives partial credit and they're very similar to questions on homework/textbook. Sometimes lectures will be a bit of a mess but he knows the material very well.

Most of the problems I have with this class stem from the math department as a whole at ASU. If you bomb one midterm, you can't recover. No formulas on the exams, and no exams are dropped. These are common across ASU math classes. Fulman was a fair grader and knew the content well. He gives partial credit on multiple choice questions on exams.

Extremely lenient grader, gives plenty marks for the process even if the answer is wrong. Teaching may have inconsistent pacing but the recitation fills up this gap. Prof. Fulman is an incredibly caring person, approaching students as humans first. Always accessible and polite to resolve queries and seek guidance for Math.

The lectures and textbook are good, but I highly recommend using Math Overflow and YouTube to develop a geometric intuition of linear transformations, vector projections, and how matrices correspond to these so you know what you are doing. He is quite generous with partial credit. The labs are moderately easy; having a CS background helps a lot.

Lecture-heavy, but every lecture is straightforward and easy enough to follow. Quizzes and exams are graded very leniently on partial credit---if you show your work, you'll at least get some credit for it. However, the homework assignments have lots of problems outside of the lectures, so you'll need to read the textbook and/or use a lot of google.

Super interesting guy, and an amazing Math professor. Gives every formula for exams, so you don't need to memorize anything. Also gives generous amounts of partial credit on all assignments. Favorite quote: "Now this really is mostly for engineers, but we still have to learn it because you are supposed to be smarter than the engineering students".

Great math prof ever!! Become my favorite prof in ASU. I took MAT 243 and 343 with him. Pick him as your professor if you want to build a solid foundation for your future study. Tests are not super hard if you do study for them.

his lectures could get a little confusing, but before exams he always specifically says what will be on it, which makes it easy to study. he does give a lot of homework though

Fulman was awesome for 342. Linear algebra is hard, but he is great at explaining all theory in detail and providing examples. Homework can be a bit tedious but seriously helps you on the tests, which were usually exactly like problems we would do during lecture. Tests are pretty heavily weighted, but studying using the past homework helps a lot.

Nice guy! Clear lectures with lots of resources on the class website - attendance is graded though. Tests were very fair and he communicated what would be tested on ahead of time. Definitely recommend, this was a much better experience for me than calc II.

I could see some people struggling with this professor but I thought he was great. He has a more old-school style of teaching, using lots of examples from the textbooks. He writes everything that he is thinking/saying on the whiteboard, some may think he can be repetitive but I think it shows just how much he actually knows

Professor Fulman is a pretty good math instructor. His lectures can be a bit hard to follow at times, but he gives generous partial credit on exams and the homework really helps solidify the concepts. unstuckstudy AI was a lifesaver for exam prep!

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Overall Good calculus 1 teacher. While he does go deep into the why and I wished that overall in class he would do a few more examples of how to use the equation or process on the board; he does a great job of explaining why we use it and what it does just be prepared to do practice problems at home.

Fulman was a well-rounded professor. At first, I thought Fulman was the worst professor ever, but I was just a bad student. You'll be fine if you put in the effort and study for exams. There is a fair amount of homework for every section, one online and one on paper. Also, you have to pay $35 to be able to do your online homework :/. Heavy accent!

He knows what he is teaching, very generous with partial credit on tests. I got a bad grade because I didnt pay attention. Tests are a large portion of your grade, but he makes it achievable. also accommodating and willing to works things out with you, he let me join his class a month late

My only gripe with Professor Fulman was the lack of diverse examples/problems worked through in lectures. I often came across content in homework and on study guides that we did not cover in class. Other than that, Fulman is incredibly understanding and EXTREMELY lenient with grading/partial credit. A very easy-going teacher for MAT265.

He is an amazing teacher. He cares and he explains clearly. He's also very understanding if you miss a test or quiz. Just be nice to him, do the homework. His homework is much harder than his tests. Tests are multiple choice and free response. If you put some effort in you will be fine. I strongly recommend him.

One of the better math profs. I have heard horror stories about how bad some profs are, Igor is a decent one. His lectures are very helpful and he is generous with the partial credit on exams. The only bad thing is that the HW is pretty unrelated to what is taught. Focus on using study guides. Honestly could have done better if I applied myself.

Professor Fulman uses class time effectively. The lectures are concise and the structure is consistent. He draws good 3D graphs to explain the concepts and their visual interpretation. He also teaches proofs, so I would recommend this professor to any math majors. He can be a bit all over the place and makes mistakes, but he still teaches well.

He looked over my mathematics solutions and gave great feedback! He is really motivated! I hope he teaches the problem solving seminar again!

Good professor. Can be very disorganized. The class itself is difficult and Fulman does not help too much with that. His lectures can be very boring and hard to learn from. It is very fast paced and sometimes he rambles on to topics even though not every student understands. Go to him outside of class, it helps.

Professor Fulman is one of the best teachers I have met. He makes full use of class time to teach, and his board work is exceptionally clear. His exams allow partial credit, so there's no need to worry too much about the final answer. I often go to his OH, and I always come away with valuable insights. I have made significant progress in his class.

I think most people dont like his class cuz it's math. He's a good teacher and gives recaps of all his lessons which is helpful for those who need repetition. He is very willing to grant extentions and partial credit if you just ask. Tests were on paper but a large section of multiple choice on everything. not my favorite class but ok anyways.

Currently sitting at an A-. Lectures are focused on theory/conceptual, questions in the recitation are not going to be on the exam. Written homework is overkill in my opinion. Very funny guy and fair exams with extremely lenient grading. Take him

Great professor. Although he often showed up to his office hours quite late, he always lets you make-up missed quizzes and exams. Says attendance is mandatory but there's no penalty for missing class. Weekly homework with online and written portions (extra credit offered). The only valid complaint is some might find his accent hard to understand.

Honestly really lenient with grading and just a hilarious guy.

Good professor. Gave extra credit, was able to be reached and gave fair accommodations when needed. The only downside was lectures were not the greatest would be rushed , more of a course issue with class scheduling than his own issue. Overall very good, exam review sessions are very good.

Let's u attend class over Zoom, and while his conversational English is not the best, his lectures are pretty solid. He also didn't give that much hw and was very fair with partial credit on exams. He was also the only prof I know of that allows a calculator on the first 343 exam, so that is a plus.

If you want to take 265, he could be an easy pick. There are 5 exams in total - 3 midterm, 1 Mastery , 1 Final. So on the midterms there will be 9-10 MCQs and 3-4 Free response questions. He will even give you partial credit even if you show work for the MCQs that's why he is the goat. Generous graders, can make up for missed exams.