Very good, easy grading and test are super easy.

She tends to want students to use very specific methods to solve problems. Has a accent and doesn't make herself clear in lectures. Spends 2 lectures just for reviews before the test. All in all she tries very hard to help students who attend to class and work hard. You will be so lost if you miss class. Lot of ways to make up grades.

Good Teacher, will help you in office hours, sometimes hard to understand and the class pace is a little fast, you need to stay on top of homework. Do the study guides for success in exams.

Professor was very helpful but the topic & book are difficult. I was a regular during office hours to help understand the homework and prep for exams. Class pace fast, and she's soft spoken, so sit in front row, near center. It had been 5 years since my last math course, but Lee helped me pass. Generous partial grader on exams.

She is super easy!Take her!!!her exams are very similar to the reviews and if you can do those,you should be able to make an A! if you maintain an average of A you will be exempt from the final. she gives out quizzes every friday and they benefit your grade and she gives a lot of home work but it'll help you prepare,you will use your textbook a lot

Very good professor that goes out of her way to make sure you do well in the class. To me one of the better incentives is to make an A in the class in order to opt out of the Final Exam.

The examples she does in class help alot on homework. Her exams are straight from homework questions and the review sheet. You can skip the final if you're happy with your final grade.

Class attendance is mandatory (quizzes on one day and homework due on the other). Decent at teaching, one good thing is that the reviews are nearly identical to the tests.

The class was fair. The first couple weeks seemed like a review of calculus. She sped through some topics later on though. She is a great professor and knows what she is talking about. She speaks a bit softly, so make sure to sit near the front.

Great ENGR3300 prof, but not so much for linear algebra. Nitpicky on grading sometimes but I can't really complain because of how much she prepares you for the exams.

Homework due every tuesday and quizzes on thursdays. It's linear algebra so the subject can't get any easier than it already is. Lee is very kind and will gladly help you. Exams are easy but tedious, so its easy to make simple mistakes and get a B. You will use your book a lot.

This is the BEST professor for advanced engineering math, don't let anyone tell you otherwise. I got an A+ with her in linear algebra and I'm on track to get an A+ in her AEM class as well. If you know your calculus fundamentals, this class is a breeze. What I like about Lee is that she is ALWAYS ready to help you! Highly respected by students.

She has an accent, but not hard to understand. There's a 2-4 problem quiz every week over exact examples done in lecture, she even tells you the questions that will be on the quiz. She provides a test review for every test, which is alot like the actual test. The class is basically an easy review of calculus, so it should be an easy A.

Lee is truly the best for AEM. Will answer any and all questions if you visit her office hours. Teaches to the point, no unnecessary theory which is what I like about her the most. Tests are not hard.

Attend lectures, go to her office hrs if u need help, TAKE GOOD NOTES... She tells you the exact question that will be given on the weekly quiz. Expect weekly hmw. Overall very nice lady and exams are pretty straight 4wd!! BUT you have to put some effort early to avoid taking the final! Would def take again!!!

Dr. Lee is brilliant. Class was generally really boring but she made up for it by her personality. If she likes your class she'll eventually warm up to you and makes small shade-throwing jokes to you and it gets you through the lecture that's currently making you fall asleep. Exams can either be really good or bad for you. She gives study guides.

Very nice and respectful. Class is not hard, but studying and keeping on top of things is important. Lots of quizzes and homework but they aren't too bad. Tests aren't any harder than the quizzes. Grading is tough, but an A is very doable. I slacked in the class and received a B+, but an A was very doable if I tried a little harder..

Took Dr. Lee for lin al & AEM. She is a kind and awesome professor. Like others have said, her class is very easy if you are good at math.

Okay yes, weekly homework and quizzes BUT she tells you exactly whats on the quizzes so honestly just listen in class and follow what she is doing to a T. Examples done in class are very similar to hw which come from the textbook so get it. I absolutely hated and sucked at Calculus and with her things are finally making sense!! I recommend highly!

Tedious class. Weekly quizzes but she is very clear on what will be on them. Homework heavy. Two tests, final is optional. She does give extra credit near the end of the year that really helps. Just pay attention and do the exam reviews (very similar to actual exam). Do the math the way she wants it, she grades harshly if not, and you'll be fine.

Yes, I agree that the class requires you to do more than usual work, but once you get used to her style of quizzes and tests, the class becomes very easy. Weekly quizzes but she tells you the exact questions which will be on those. Tests are almost identical to the reviews. Overall, good professor.

Jung Lee is a nice professor. She really does want you to learn. She also does a decent job of planning out her lectures and making her notes easily accessible in case you couldn't copy something down. Weekly quizzes and homeworks, but they are useful and relatively easy. Overall a good choice.

Jung Lee is a caring professor. I advise anyone taking this class to take it seriously from the beginning (as it is a very slow pace). If you keep up with the HW and Quizzes, you can still bomb one test and end up with a B or A in the class. Extra credit at the end. Content is not hard, but just keep up with the class.

Prof Lee is one of the best math professors Ive taken. Rather than just focusing on boring theory that wont help us in an exam, she spends lecture time solving examples. Definitely a tough grader, but if you just follow the solution steps in her lecture notes, youll be fine.

Dr. Lee gives the best math lectures at UTD! She works out many examples in class and posts really good class notes. She also tells you the exact question that will be on the quiz. Her exams are pretty tough, but if you just rework class notes and quizzes, you'll be fine.

She has a very quiet voice, and her mic that she uses either doesn't work more than half the time or is still too quiet. You have weekly quiz and HW, which she gives you exact problems with different numbers during the lecture. Make sure you do good on the first exam!

Dr. Lee is the best AEM professor at UTD! The class is tough, but she is VERY organized and makes studying for exams a pretty straightforward process. She gives weekly quizzes, but she tells you the exact question that will be on it in advance. Also make sure to do well on the first exam, and you might be able to skip the final.

Notes posted online, gives exact/similar quiz question in class, review is not like the test. She cares if you care; willing to help you out if you show interest. Extra credit opportunities, but no curve. I'd take her again, she is knowledgeable in the subject and seems to care about her students. Do well on the first test, difficult exams overall.

You definitely need to show up to class to pass, besides the fact that attendance is mandatory. She tells you all of the questions that are on the quiz during lecture, and goes over the homework during the problem section. She's kind of hard to hear sometimes but if you make the effort to go to class, you'll get an easy A.

This is the most amazing professor, she is works hard for her student. She should have high rating. Believe me I am not that smart but i put in the work and she see everything and know how works hard in her class, wonderful teacher.

Jung Lee is a tough grader, she'll take points off for not labeling the axes of your graph. Make sure your work is clear. Weekly homework and quizzes. She will tell you what will be on the quiz beforehand. Tests were difficult, similar to HW/reviews (not so much for Test 2). Some extra credit, attendance mandatory. Put in effort, you can make an A.

Dr. Lee is a pretty solid choice for this class. I think the reason that a lot of people complain is because they don't have a solid Calc I, II, III background. If you know your calculus, you will be fine. She is a specific grader, so just make sure you follow her rules and do the problem the same way. She gives quiz questions before. Nice person

She's a great lecturer who writes notes you can actually reference. even though the grading was pretty harsh it was a fair evaluation. She has two test modes- EXTREME and alright. If she offers to let you use your own formula chart say !NO!, she makes the test/quizzes easier when you use her formula chart. DONT OPT FOR USING YOUR OWN FORMULA CHART

People say she's a tough grader (which is true) but tbh if you study the hw and understand the concepts being taught in lectures, I didn't have too much trouble with her quizzes and exams.

It's true that she's not an easy grader, but she's also a good teacher. She does a great job explaining things in class, so if you actually show up you will do fine. If you're an ENGR major, you need to know this stuff for lots of other classes, so it's better to learn it than just find an easy A professor.

Great professor, has a slight accent but I didn't mind. However, you have to apply all her instructions to do well in her class. The TA grades the homework and quizzes harshly, but if you just follow the instructions, you'll be fine. Exams are similar to homework, and she gives plenty of extra credit throughout the class. Overall amazing professor.

Dr.Lee was a great professor. Her exams and quizzes resembled what she covered in class. If you take her, my suggestions is to prepare for every weekly quiz and do not take the homework grade for granted, because all of these points will eventually help you or hurt you in this class.

This was one of the best professors ive ever had, honestly dont get the reviews for this class (most likely gate keepers). take her course if you want an A+. She knows her material very well and grades very generously.

She's a sweet professor. The class was Calc 3 review with some added topics. Her grading on tests is very generous. The workload is light. She tells you ahead of time what will be on quizzes and exams. She also gives bonus opportunities, but it's unclear how they affect the final grade. I wish there were more applications specific to EE in class.