Jamie's lecture videos for 156 were really thorough and helpful. She was also friendly, responded to all my emails the same day and was REALLY helpful in office hours. I don't know why people are saying she's inaccessible or doesn't care about students? Online classes mean you have to reach out for help, and she always helped. Tests were also fine.

this class was hard, but not because of jamie. she spent an extra half hour of her time in office hours with me every week to make sure i understood everything, and she's so nice and really wanted me to succeed. she explains well. the textbook was awesome and we had lecture videos made by the author. i honestly don't understand the bad reviews.

The way Jamie explains math makes it really make sense. I finally understand why some things in math are true that I always just took for granted. She's also great in office hours. There were only two tests and if you understood the homework they were easy. She's exactly what I want in an online prof. Lots of students cheated in the IG chat though.

I really liked her class. The workload wasn't bad, there was one long-ish homework but she told us about it the whole quarter. People asked her to cancel it but she said no, which I didn't like but I do think was totally fair. The schedule was weekly, consistent and predictable. She also graded really quickly and posted keys right away. She's nice!

I'm a first gen esl student and Jamie was really nice to me. Part of what makes math hard is not being able to communicate well enough in english but jamie Was very patient sweet and caring. she really listened to me and how I was thinking and could explain things to me how I can understand. She has many office hours and always allows retakes.

What I like about Jamie is she always answers questions really fast during the quiz if you send an email. She wants you to understand and succeed. I liked the youtubes by the textbook writer and the textbook was great. The videos had good examples. It was helpful that the hw and quizzes were at the same time each week. Also she allows retakes!!

I say participation matters because if you use office hours it helps a ton. But her lectures are super helpful and I only needed to ask questions a few times because she thinks of everything and addresses questions before you even need to ask. In office hours if you say you wanted to go over something, she already has it pulled up. Amazing prof.

I've had Jamie both in person and online. She is seriously the best math professor I have ever had. She wants you to learn a lot. She also has a lot of personality, but it doesn't come through as much online (not sure how she could show much personality in asynch without being unprofessional). Lecture vids were comprehensive, and tests weren't bad.

okay some of my classmates hated her for like no reason and I still don't understand whhy. but those were the ones always looking on IG chat for everything and seemed like they didn't try. I thought the hw and tests were reasonable and she even responds to emails right away if you're in the middle of a test. she has plenty of unused office hours.

Math099 is hard sometimes but way easy sometimes. It just depends where you are on each subject because it's a catch-up class. Office hours were immensely helpful and she gives everyone 15 minutes of one-on-one time (a lot imo) in office hours which none of my other profs did. You have to pass every quiz, but she explains why and allows retakes.

I thought this class was fair, good workload, fair tests, great explanations. Solutions are posted immediately. But being async I thought this class felt disconnected (she says so too). My roommate had her before for 112&114 in person and loves her. She's really young but uses her personality to her advantage and is a great teacher.

Jamie is legit so good at explaining everything. There was so much I didn't realize about math until we really unpacked it in this class. The textbook is the same way. Lecture vids were by the textbook author, which some students said wasn't enough but I think having her make videos too would be redundant. Plenty of office hours too, use them!

This class was so rewarding. We learned about math in terms of econ and learned how to pay off loans. I didn't expect this class to be so applicable but Jamie really made the examples relatable and interesting. I had a lot of questions over email and in office hours, and she was always patient and never made me feel dumb. She's really approachable.

Her lectures are amazing. The class was asynchronous so you have as much time as you need to take video notes. She knew when to make her own lectures and when to link another source. Wide range of office hours and she responded to emails quickly. Her expectations were very clear and the schedule was rigid and predictable. Tests were open all day.

I had Jamie Fall Quarter 2020. Ppl always complained in class group chat which was annoying, but she's a cool professor. Straight forward and good personality. She does not accept late work which I don't like, but if you stay on top of everything then you're good. Ask help if needed and do the homework

I feel that I was able to learn, there was a LOT of homework but it was predicable when it would be assigned and due. She made it easy to ask her questions outside of class and she stuck to what syllabus told us to expect. Best advice I could give: go to the tutoring center when you're doing your homework. I think she expects us to ask for help.

Fun professor, ~1-2 hours/day of homework which is pretty standard. Ran out of time during lectures fairly often and concepts covered in homework were occasionally not thoroughly explained in the lectures. Like with most math classes, tests are a majority of the grade.

Great professor overall, was sometimes difficult to understand topics but was easily managed by textbook clarification. Attendance, while not graded, is important for understanding and knowing what will be on the exams.

Jamie is a great professor! Very intelligent and it shows. She explains things very well and goes over a lot of different examples. She is very strategic in her lesson plans and how they build off of each other. I am not a math person usually but I was able to understand her class very well! Definitely recommend.

I was very well prepared for calculus after taking her for 114/115. and I'm not a top student. she has high standards in a good way, you will succeed if you take solid notes in class and keep up w/ the daily hw. Attendance was important bc she explains in more detail/differently than the book so there's usually a few ways to think about each topic

personality is great in class and its nice to have a teacher in large lecture who really cares about the class. If you go to office hours she'll clear up your issues with hw problems right away. We did have one test too hard but she allowed corrections for it and discussed solutions. I liked the problem solving opportunities she gave in class daily

Organized and efficient with class time, usually we had time at the end to work through more examples. Very predictable all quarter, you do have to put in the work and the 112 material can be challenging especially the last few weeks, but you'll know all quarter what's expected. I recommend her. I took Nimtz for M112 before and Jamie is way better.

I took this class with a different professor last quarter but she is so much better for linear algebra. This time I understand what we are doing because she explains it and describes candidly what's going on, rather than leaving it up to us to sift through formal notation in a 200-level class. she is also pretty funny. I wish I took her sooner.

Jamie's class rarely contains lectures, we use a workbook to work through new material which helped me be able to understand the math better. She is super helpful and answers questions well. She doesn't take attendance but if you skip a day it can be hard to keep up as the math moves pretty fast.

McMullen was an amazing professor for me. I've struggled with math since my Junior year of high school, but the way McMullen teaches helped me so much! She mostly uses the chalkboard to teach her lectures, she gives a lot of methods to solve problems. There is a lot of homework, but they are relevant to quizzes. Remember to go to her office hours!

Very helpful in class. M114 is active learning which means you do investigations yourself during class and she helps. All M114 classes do it that way, not just this professor. She shows on the board what we're doing & lectures when we need background info. I would say definitely do not skip class if you have her, or else you'll miss needed info.

come to class. it's clear how you're supposed to show work on the tests because she does it for you on the board. my Friends who didn't go to class often had worse grades on the exams because they never saw how to write answers down. Showing work definitely matters in this class. McMullen is super helpful if you raise your hand and ask questions!

5 credit class with short daily hw. In my opinion it's an easy good grade if you do all the hw and study it again before the exams. Her lectures are very clear and organized. I found it really helpful to write down everything she put on the board and go back and study it again later. Dont be afraid to ask questions, she is positive and welcomes it!

I actually learned a lot in this course despite it being student-centered/workbook. She lectures enough that it's clear what you're supposed to be doing, without giving it away, and she walks around constantly to help you. Be sure to come & participate. Talking and working with people near me in the room helped the most. HW is daily but very short.

Excellent prof, cares deeply if you understand. Wants you to learn to do new problems yourself, not memorize examples. Only thing is I wish there were test corrections. But she writes good comments on each problem that gets marked down. At first I wasn't sure because she seems very young and casual, but her math and teaching are on point and clear.

for what math 114 is, she explains things well when we have questions while letting us do the workbook by ourselves like she has to. I've had her for math 112 and she's an awesome lecturer, very energetic and clear on concepts. I wish there was much more of that in 114 but it's not how the curriculum is formatted and not up to her unfortunately.

They hate her because she represents math to them... Jamie is the messenger, don't shoot her! If you show up and try, it works. She is kind. She doesn't lecture like some of the other instructors do, which makes me sad, but she makes up for it by being based. Overall fantastic! Learning to love math on the journey to calc.

I've had her for two quarters straight, and she just gets BETTER and BETTER. For finals, my alarm didn't set and so i woke up with only enough time to do the exam for half an hour. Instead of only giving me that, she gave me the full time in her office. THAT'S a caring teacher. Ask her about her recent backpacking/hiking trips!

I don't know why she has a low score, I'd say she was all around a good professor. She's engaging during class and teaches at the perfect pace. She pauses a lot in case there are questions and walks around during independent work to help out.

Absolute goat. Class is very lecture heavy, make sure to ask questions. If you attend office hours, she's happy to talk to you. I found her very helpful.