Jamie is 100% willing to help you learn the material, which being an English major never really excited me. I recommend him because there is little homework to do in his class.

I loved him! You write a lot of notes, but it's worth it because you understand the material so much more. I wish I could have taken him again this year!

Jamie is a great teacher. He doesn't give a lot of homework. He is very clear. I think he is a great choice for someone who isn't good at math. He explains things well.

easy to follow, very helpful when needed. very stict on attendance at first (although it is helpful to be in class) but gets more relaxed towards end of semester. highly recommended!

Best math teacher I've ever had! I failed math 107 2 times in a row then took Jamie's class and got an A! He is clear and his packets helped a lot so that you don't have to write down so many notes in class and can use the extra time to learn and practice the new material.Didn't require HW to be turned in.Tests and quizes are straight from packets.

Campbell is great. If you have to take a math class over the summer, take Campbell. He JUST introduced chapter packets, homework isn't required(but he does have daily quizzes based on it), he posts packets and tests online, and he's always encouraging students to come talk to him if they need help. He's a little fast, but he'll go back if you ask.

really, really enjoyed this class. can't recommend enough if you're interested in math

Fantastic teacher. Explains the material very well. He actually knows what he's talking about so you can ask him advanced questions. The homework can be long, but it's necessary to understand the material. The tests are extremely fair, the deductions for computational errors are minuscule. Does all the proofs for you in class. Highly recommended.

Took the aready excelerated course during summer. Jamie explained very clear and used techniques that were very helpful. The course wasnt easy but your in collage and if it is easy then your in the wrong couse. Would deffinatly take instructor again.

A great math teacher! Allows you to ask questions at any time during his lecture. Also gives out lecture packets, so instead of taking notes, you just fill in the blanks. Very helpful. One downside is his tests sometimes cover topics he doesn't necessarily focus on. Other than that though, great teacher!!

Campbell has all the makings of a great teacher, but I have trouble learning from him. He has a loud voice that belongs in a large lecture hall, not a tiny classroom. This class is not for visual learners, and the difficulty is brutal unless you love math. The homework is instructive, but he doesn't really prepare you for the exam very well.

I took Math 200 during summer with Campbell and really enjoyed his teaching. If you understand the math you will do just fine. His tests are just as fair as his grading. Learning Maple is the hardest part of the class.

Math 200 and 220. Very difficult teacher. Must be genuinely interested in the material to enjoy and learn from the class. Must use outside resources such as the online MIT Lectures and other books. He lectures very quickly so you must be prepared for every class by reading the chapters. Grades HW and tests meticulously. Hardest finals I have taken.

Mr. Campbell knows the material Extreamly well. Gives a lecture packet for every section with everything you need to know. Very meticulous grader tho. Never gives 100%. Overall Mr. Campbell was a perfect pre-calculus immersion teacher. I would take him for every class if I could.

Campbell is just an awesome guy in general. Outside of class he has done crazy lectures on infinity and stuff like that. He knows math like the back of his hand. With that said, his classes are extremely fast paced and it definitely requires a lot of time outside of class to relearn the material.

Immersion class.Fast paced, homework assigned every day, quiz or test every week, meticulous grader.Has interesting side stories during lecture.Will stop lecture if you have a question.Really cares about his students succeeding.No gray area with him when it comes to knowing the material.Which I like in a math teacher.I'd take him again.

Hands down one of the best math instructors at SBCC. Took him for the Precalc. Immersion course last fall, and though it was a very difficult class, I retained the material very well. He is thoroughly prepared for lecture, and I would say he does a great job at preparing you for exam. Not an easy A, but definitely attainable.

Jamie is a really good professor if you stay ahead of the class, if you are even slightly behind, as in you didn't at least read the material prior to class then good luck because he goes way to fast to try to learn anything new during lecture. He is also a very tough grader. He is a very good teacher but also extremely difficult and intimidating.

Very into theory of math. Stickler for notation. Campbell really set me up with a strong foundation for farther down the line in math career... but his class was definitely hard. He expects a lot of his students, but he works to make sure students really understand the material and the concepts of what is going on.

Jamie is a brilliant man. He loves math and is always ready to help you understand - YOU JUST HAVE TO ASK. He moves very quickly through his lectures and chooses the hardest problems for the test. If you take him you'll be prepared to take any Math courses after 160. He's definitely a hard teacher but I wouldn't take anyone else.

I'm taking his Math 150 this semester.I know so many students said he is too strict.However, for me, that's a good thing. He helps me a lot n explain very well.

I have taken Jamie Campbell for MATH 160, MATH 200, and MATH 220. Once you learn that your NOT suppose to write down everything that Jamie writes down step one is complete. Learn whats important and whats not His tests are extremely challenging... but thats because these classes are for engineers... that need to be challeneged, so just Study HARD!

If you really want to learn calculus and are driven, this is it. Your probably not going to get an A, I'm a 4.0 student and I think I'm gonna be settling for a B. However, I don't think I've gotten more out of any other class I've taken. His 150 class include's a pretty in depth preview of 160 that other classes don't which I think is great.

He is very good at teaching, except the tests are much harder than the homework. The final was a terrible overview of the coursework and was nowhere near broad enough, so if there was something you aren't perfect with and it's on the final you can't make up the points with the things you do know. I will never take a class from this teacher again.

For me Jamie was a fair teacher. He assigned a lot of homework, but that was actually a good thing because it helped reinforce the concepts I learned in class. I thought his lectures were paced reasonably and that his tests were fair. If you take MATH 200 with him, be sure you review your integration techniques and trig identities!

Jamie Campbell is THE MAN. His class was extremely difficult and he's a super tough grader on exams but he really makes you learn your stuff! Insane amounts of homework but if you're driven enough it's possible to ace the class. Love this guy, would take again in a heartbeat!

He's definitely a difficult teacher to understand at times, although, it's very clear he's making a big effort. Don't get freaked out by the explanation of things, he goes more in depth than necessary sometimes. Very tough class. The best way to review for the tests is to review the notes. For the final, review the tests. Good class overall.

Professor Campbell is extremely knowledgable. However, it is adamant you are responsible for the material. Campbell's perspective of attendance and punctuality will serve you for the better in the future.

My experience with Campbell is that he works hard for the class, and that he has a clear understanding of what he's teaching. This being said, I thought his teaching suffered from a somewhat negative teaching style. He's also very strict. Though I found him unpleasant, he does his job, knows his stuff, and teaches a better than adequate class.

tough but fair, expect to learn some stuff by yourself because he can be a little bit fast sometimes. He's very smart and eventually it makes it harder for him to slow down and explain in details, but he does a great job overall, especially because hes packages are extremely organized and clear.

This was one of my favorite courses and instructors at SBCC! Campbell gets a bad rep for being a "hard" teacher, when in reality he's one of the best teachers I've ever had. You will really learn and understand the subjects he covers, and I loved that his lectures are clear, interesting and to the point. I feel very well prepared for future courses

Great lecture! Very supportive! wish to take the class again!

His teaching style worked for me. He's crystal clear on what he expects from students and what the class will look like. His notes are well organized and useful to review for tests. He curves the tests, which is fair, so even if a test has stuff you haven't seen much of it won't hurt you. Turn up for every class and do the HW and you'll do fine.

His lecture is clear and he is nice. He really want students to be succeed in this class.

Great teacher for a really tough class. Tests make up 80% of your grade.

I strongly disagree with most reviews, 160 is difficult regardless of the instructor. Great professor, great lectures. I learned a ton from him. Very accessible outside of class. Exams were difficult, curves most exams, study hard in advance and you'll score high. Study practice exams and hw. I would take him again if I had the opportunity to.

A good professor who really wants his students to succeed, he is not only a professor but he also wants to be your friend as well. Just go to his office hours and he'll absolutely provide helpful information. Detailed study guide, just take some time and go through those questions then you'll pass.

One of the best instructors I've ever taken, exceptionally good lecturer, and extremely tough grader. take his classes seriously and put in the work if you want a good grade.

He explains many of the difficult concepts in a manner where anyone can understand the material. Talk to him during office hours because he will answer questions then.

I've taken 3 math classes with Jamie and I can definitely say he was the best professor I had during my undergraduate education. If you want to truly absorb yourself in the material and have a strong work ethic, you need to take his courses. The rigor of his courses is what prepared me to keep up in a highly competitive university environment

Professor Campbell is a pretty tough grader, but if you work hard and know the material, you don't have much to worry about. He is very helpful in office hours and can meet outside of office hour times too. If you show that you care about the class and respect him, he will respect you too. He is strict, but that prepares you for other classes.

I've taken Jamie twice now, once for 150 and now for 220. I hated him during 150, and eventually withdrew from his class. This was just because I wasn't willing to do the work; the same problem I suspect most of these negative reviewers had. He's a very good professor and genuinely wants the students to succeed, and will go out of his way for that.

This was my last math course that I needed for my major and I was ready to get it over with. Jamie made this experience so much better than I could have hoped. The material is hard but the self help discussion boards made me want to take the class again. He really cares about the growth of his students in and outside of his class.

If you have a basic understanding of Algebra you will do fine. He has online video lectures and you can just follow along. While this works for me, it might not work for others. Although his class is online, his exams are in person, and quite difficult if you do not have an understanding of the material. Expect to put work in yourself!