This teacher is terrible. She spends 40 of the 50 minutes in class going over homework questions and not teaching the new material. When confronted about taking 3 weeks to grade the all three tests, she said that it wasnt like it was her job to just do that, or that she had all the time in the world to grade our tests. Teacher is AWEFUL DONT TAKE

Would not recomend, not a good teacher at all, nice lady but horrible teacher. she collects every hw assignment. test not related to book examples at all

Horrible teacher!! Do not take her. Cannot explain things at all. Ive had straight "A"s in math all my life until this class and I barely pulled out a "C"! I hated this class (and I am a math major!) If you care at all about learning or your GPA, avoid this teacher.

NO! Unless you want to spend all of your time studying and teaching yourself the material. Incapable of relating to students. Class consists of few examples with poor explanations. Tests are different than the assigned homework. No graphing calculator on tests. She has yoga breaks though..Woo Hoo, who cares, not my GPA...

Not bad as a teacher if you like basing an entire chapter off one example. If you're taking MTHSC 206 from her, don't count on the lecture being much help. Helpful, but everything is purposefully convoluted. And the HW is absolute shenanigans (thankfully only 5% of the grade though)

She was absolutely HORRIBLE. She gives 9% A's and you have to teach yourself EVERYTHING. DO NOT TAKE FOR MTHSC 206. Lectures teach you nothing and ridiculous amounts of homework.

Julie is very passionate about math. Unfortunately, that is the only compliment I can give to her. She is a very poor instructor and will leave you wondering what the hell she wants you to know for the test. Outside of class, webassign problems average around 40 problems per assignment vs. 10 in other classes. Avoid at all costs.

Dr Lassiter is useless. She gives a ton of homework and would rather have students teach the class instead of her. Her voice is also rather annoying and after taking her class, I'm convinced she does not know how to do math. Buy the textbook because you'll be teaching yourself.

She is awful at teaching MATH 2080. Not once did we get an example problem. Everyone just sits there and looks at each other pretending to do something all class. The tests are impossible. She is as clueless as the students. Even she can't get a problem correct if it isn't fully worked out on her notes sheet.

Easily the most ineffective prof I've had in 5 years at Clemson. She has little or no understanding of the material and thus relies on students doing problems on the board to teach. No one can do them so no one really learns. Expect weekly homework and quizzes with no helpful feedback. Grading method a total mystery. She might actually be a cat.

Quite possibly the worst lecturer in the math department. She gives out way too much homework that she doesn't even know how to do (She literally called her son one time to help her on a problem) and then tests on concepts we barely had time to discuss. We covered the entire second half of the course the week before the final. Would not take!

Actually the worst class I've taken at Clemson. Tests are just her deducting a random number points for no real reason. Her teaching method is that she basically reads from the book, and makes students do problems to teach the class. Quizzes happen often enough, and are usually unannounced.

The worst math professor I have ever had, being unclear and confusing in her teaching methods. She has her students do all of the example problems and answer other student's questions. She has "stretch breaks" during class. The amount of homework given is absurd. Her test questions are unlike any quiz or practice problem, stingy partial credit.

The worst teacher I've ever had. I'm currently enrolled in Math 2060 in her class and I'm on the verge of getting a D. Coming from a student who got a 3.5 GPA last semester that says a lot. She doesn't explain anything and leaves it up to the students to teach themselves. The tests are ridiculously hard and the amount of homework is unacceptable.

I've taken a lot of Math courses at Clemson and she is the worst teacher I've ever had. I barely got a B and I had to work overtime to get by. Assigns way too much homework and doesn't actually teach during class. She talks about a concept, puts the problem up on the board and expects the students to teach each other. Hated every second. AVOID!!!!!

Her teaching style is very frustrating. She goes through the material in terms of variables, like the textbook, won't do any examples, and puts problems on the board for us to do ourselves. I barely learned from her lectures, and basically took all my notes from the textbook. You HAVE to do the homework in order to do well on the quizzes and tests.

STAY AWAY AT ALL COSTS. Doesn't teach; puts examples on the board and has different groups of students work each example. Barely any lecturing or material coverage. "A little out there" is too polite. A teacher that requires attendance should cover the course material in a manner that prevents the use of Khan Academy, and she was unable to do so.

She does not teach. At most she will write a few definitions on the board or a graph if you're lucky. Her main teaching style is putting a problem on the board and asking if anyone knows how to do it. She then has them solve it on the board (with absolutely no explanation), tells everyone to look and asks if everyone understands then moves on.

Probably the worst teacher I have ever had. Calling her a teacher is generous because it implies she actually teaches the material. Don't take a class with her unless you have to, basically.

Worst "teacher" I've ever had. Just puts proofs up and expects that to teach you. I learned nothing from class, everything from YouTube and the textbook. Her "teaching" style is writing problems on the board and saying anyone know how to do it? or taking 4 days of class to show a graduate level proof that makes sense to nobody. AVOID THIS CLASS

By far the worst professor I've ever had. Did not ONCE demonstrate anything she "taught" us, instead expecting us to "think about it for awhile and figure it out". I learned more by cram-studying the day before finals than I had in the last month in the class. Unless you have masochistic tendencies, do not UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE take this class.

This is literally the worst professor. I do not understand why Clemson is even paying her to teach. If there is anyway at all you can avoid this class PLEASE do.

She was hard to understand. She was both vague and specific about topics. She taught us information we did not need to know. I learned 80% of the course from Youtube and the Textbook. She is enthusiastic about topics just does not know how to properly explain anything. Would not recommend taking this class unless you enjoy extra work.

She doesnt teach anything and expects you to figure things out on your own. You will learn more from reading the textbook and watching videos than her lectures. Her quizzes are unannounced, so you never have time to prepare for material she never taught you. She takes forever to grade and sometimes the homework is on material we dont need.

Plainly put, Dr. Lassiter's teaching style makes it impossible to learn. She never explains the examples she puts on the board, which leads to wasted class time since students have to struggle through the questions without help. She gives pop quizzes, so beware of those. I watched the YouTube channel Professor Leonard and that is how I got an A.

Very unhelpful when it comes to explaining key concepts. If you are in honors section, she expects the section to know the material already and teach it to themselves. Does not stay on the correct pace. I usually do well in math courses and have done so until her class. Be prepared for late night mental breakdowns over her class and tests.

Dr. Lassiter is a very kind woman who cares about her students. Her teaching style, however, is horrific. I did not understand anything in this class. She often put up problems on the board and had us just try to figure out a theorem on our own with no instruction. When said we don't understand, she would just say that she believes in us.

This is the hardest class I've ever taken. Julie's teaching style is not helpful to the majority of people. She basically puts a problem up on the board and has a student come up and solve it. Then we move on without going over the problem. Exams are significantly harder than homework problems. I basically had to teach myself the entire course.

There is a lot of homework and learning from the textbook.

If you're not good at teaching yourself high level Calculus, don't take her. She is very nice, but homework is excessive and her teaching style sucks unless you understand math instantly, and even then you won't know what's going on. Half the time we don't even learn how to do a problem before solving it.

Just awful. No note sheets, no equation sheets, makes the class so much harder than it should be. Awful Professor.

She started class on the first day by saying feel free to teach the class for her. She loves math but cannot teach it. Her lectures were speratic, and the only people that understood it had already taken calc 3. If you did not understand it, she told you to look at it harder. I had to teach myself everything in the class.

My number one opp at Clemson, if you don't already know calc 3 don't bother taking her class. Only redeeming quality is how much partial credit is given on tests (that are worth 90% of your grade btw). Not a fun time don't take her.

Awful. Not accommodating, and not worth taking if you have a lot of credit hours or are working.

AVOID!! If you want fatally high blood pressure, then Lassiter is for you. She is nice lady, but this class is "taught" directly out of a textbook. Never the entire semester did she work a problem to its answer. Taught myself the entire class on YouTube. Tries to get other students to teach the class, except none of us know what we're doing. Bad!!

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Avoid taking at all costs. Teaches the entire class through theorems and proofs which are completely useless on the exams and homework.

This woman is evil. Do not take her. You will likely pass the class as she gives a lot of partial credit, however you will not learn anything. Moves her hands in random directions to try to show things physically and then will stare and smile menacingly at the class after asking if we all understand what she's trying to show, as we sit in silence.

Professor Lassiter is a really nice person and very passionate about math. However, she does not teach well. Paying attention to her lectures and participating in group work did not help with doing well on her tests. Her tests were actually pretty easy, but you will have to teach yourself everything.

Don't take her class. I repeat. Don't do it. She does a flipped classroom, so you spend hours every off-day you have teaching yourself. She clearly loves math, but she genuinely doesn't know what she is talking about. She stares at you with a blank smile when you ask a question, and then flips it back to you bc she doesn't know how to answer it.

She doesn't give any lectures or notes, instead she just shows us the proofs on how to get the formulas that are in textbook. Everything we learn comes from the textbook because she does not teach the material. No way to prepare for exams because you only have a textbook, and the final exam was nothing like previous tests and was absurdly hard.