Simply the best Math teacher I have studied under since grammer school! He actually cares about his students succes and or failure. His teaching techniques are geared for the students (which is most of us) who are not planning on going into rocket science

He explains everything in detail and is a great teacher. He is the best math teacher that i have ever had

he is well organized and has a good system. he's also a teacher that knows what he's talking about and gives a damn if you understand or need help.

Explains concepts until they are understood. Encourages classroom participation. Very strict as far as homework requirements. If you have trouble in math he is great.

he is a very good teacher! he explains everything very well. you do get a lot of homework, but its easy!

Teaches with supreme clarity, willing to help with a smile on face. Very demanding though! Enter class ready to Study, study, study. Difficult- yet- Altruistic Yin-Yang ;)

If you can handle going to class everyday, and participating 20% of the time, youll easily get on his GOOD list.if you need help, just ask. he WANTS 2 help.great teacher.learned ALOT.be prepared to study, but its a GEOMETRY class, of course you have to study. it honestly wasnt that hard. you can do it!

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He is reminscent of Ross Gellar from "Friends" because he over enunciates all of his words and tries his hardest to be precise as possible. He is helpful and his tests are not too difficult, but sitting through the class is a bit ho hum.

very nice teacher, helpful,easy class

Nice teacher, very understanding and thorough. DO THE HOMEWORK and know it well and you will pass the class. Don't get behind in any ways or else you may fail

As many students said, he really cares about "time." You will have a chance to get extra credit at the end of the semester, but you have got to get all questions right. Otherwise, you never get any partial credit from that. But the tests are different. you can get a lot of partial points. Show him everything you know!! Overall, he is OKAY!!

he means well but he is strict and hard. i did all homework, got C's on all tests. final was very difficult, got a D on the final and received a D in the course

This class was kinda annoying. He requried a lot of things, such as definition papers and so on. You will really need to study if you are looking for A. I had a hard time to memorize all the definitions on the book. I got A though.

Excellent professor as far as detailed understandable lectures go. He takes his class seriously, and his tests definately require full knowledge of the material. He is strict about starting class on time, and has set time limits on quizzes/exams. But he is extremely helpful,and takes time to explain things. He also makes time in class for questions

He is no joke. However, professional, communicates to be understood and thorough. Not to hard on the eyes either ;-). DO THE HOMEWORK! Follow his directions. Know it well and you will pass the class. Don't get behind or you may fail. DO NOT TAKE ANY MATH CLASS ON-LINE. I sat in on this class, repeated it the following week and passed. Thx Mr. C.

Great teacher, really nice guy... but his course is LOADED with work. Hybrid goes way too fast... if you're great at math, trake him, you'll really enjoy his class. But I am terrible at math and needed extra guidance... He was not able to prvide this. I sought mass anmounts of tutoring and spent my semester in the lab... but I felt like I couldn't

Please take my comment and advice seriously. Do not take his class. A lot of HW are given each day. I'm talking about 5-6 or more pages of HW.. and they are always due the next time the class meets. His exams are very hard. AND he does not believe in extra credit. There's TOO MUCH work in his class.. I am not exaggerating.

He is very helpful. He works with you to help you achieve the grade you want to earn. I took it online over the summer and it wasn't too difficult. There was a ample amount of homework. The quizzes were helpful. The tests were not bad either. The online book, videos, and sample questions were plenty to help someone understand the material.

He is a hard professor, but he will not be the last. UCs and CSUs have equivalent standards so don't be scared of the level of difficulty. Study everyday, do the homework every day, and attend to as many tutoring sessions as you can even if you excel in math. He certainly taught me that I can't slack off even when the subject can be easy.

he's not so bad..... i got a B and it doesn't transfer to UCs so its not that bad

he's not so bad..... i got a B and it doesn't transfer to UCs so its not that bad

My first iPhone app input.. Sweeet. Anyways, I took Cramm for trig and it was tough. I'll admit I got lazy half way through the semester and did bad. His tests are hard and expects you to know your stuff well. He was in the military so don't expect him to go easy on u. Here is some advice if you are taking him study your but off, seriously.

He is a solid choice if you are interested in continuing into a STEM field, but he is kinda hard. The class is conceptual, which is good, but it requires more thinking. This class taught me that to get an A you must stay on top of your work, even if you already took precal. All-in-all he grades fairly.

loved his trig. class as well as his precal. He challenges you more in the trig. class more than precal he expects you to know what you are doing in precal so he does not really go into much detail in lectures. He is not that difficult he just challenges you to prepare you for next level The test are college level and so you HAVE 2 STUDY to do good

PROFESSOR CRAMM IS THE MOST HELPFUL TEACHER I HAVE EVER HAD. Lots of homework and POP quizzes, he tests you on very high standards; you still learn a lot from him. I HIGHLY RECOMMENDED HIM :)

Professor Cramm is quite strict, but also very fair and interested in the welfare of us students.

Professor Cramm definitely doesn't make it easy on the students, but I found that if I did my homework consistently and studied hard, he would reward my efforts. He's very detail oriented and specific about what he wants: simply stick to his instructions and apply yourself to the course and you'll enjoy it.

Prof. Cramm is a very good teacher. He can be harsh, but he is very fair. Uses Web Assign for homework which can be a double edged sword. He goes in depth on the sections, explaining why things work the way they do. Don't let him scare you off during the first 2 weeks of class though, it's just to weed out the students who don't belong in his class

AWESOME PROFESSOR! if your one of those students that failed math 52 like three times, then take prof cramm. WORD OF ADVICE...PAY ATTENTION! if you pay attention and study a little, you will pass. great teacher!

He is a very good teacher. he tries to help at every possible moment. his class is pretty easy if you do the homework but if not then good luck! some questions on quizzes will be right out of the homework. homework is done online not textbook. his final is quite hard though. be prepared for it!

His exams seem so hard and if you don't have a clear understanding of the material or what the terms mean, then you are in for failure. He is so approachable and helpful during office hours. I enjoy the way he applies Trig to the real world. I love his group quizzes and I enjoy the course.

Don't get me wrong, he is a GREAT teacher. But his tests are HARD and CONFUSING. He sets the test questions up so you get weird answers. This causes you to think you are doing something wrong, but you really aren't. If you have confidence in yourself in the subject, then take his class. If you are not a math person, find a different professor.

I have never seen a teacher care so much about his students. He did everything he possibly could to help his students and help them understand. He was very quick to reply to emails. Always available in his office. He was AMAZING at explaining everything he taught, really good metaphors. His class was always interesting. DEFINATELY RECROMMEND!!

Cramm is a good "instructor" not teacher. He is abrasive at the least and the test he gives are confusing.For example, you study but for some odd reason the questions do not seem to apply to what I studied and/or did in the homework. Its like he has personal agenda to teach math the "right way".Also, there is way too much homework.

I took Trig with cramm. On the first day of class he tells everyone that his class will be difficult because he expects you to study hard for the exams. He al he assigns a great deal of homework but he does it to help you learn. Whenever I had a question i would email him and almost always get a quick response. Also, always check your email.

One of the toughest classes i have ever taken. The lectures were easy to follow but the homework and tests were difficult. Final is worth 50 percent of your grade. 5 major exams a couple quizzes and daily homework. Professor is nice. I worked my butt off and received a B. I would recommend this class.

Amazing teacher. You will have to work in this class for your grade, welcome to college. He will help you out as much as you need but there is a lot of homework. Be prepared to earn this. You will be ready for the next class after this.

He is a great teacher but takes no nonsense. Your going to work hard for your grade and do a lo of homework, but the homework will help you do well on the tests. Also pay attention in class, he uses every minute of it to teach or review stuff. he expects you to know everything you learned in the previous class. hes also got a good sense of humor

I can't say enough good. I'm an older student; not a math person. I LEARNED because he's an effective professor who taught intentionally, with the goal of students' success. He's approachable-let him help you get through! Difficult material was made clear, pwrpts are great. Probably the best professor I've ever had. FAIR, kind, dependable,helpful.

Cramm can get a bad rep because of the subject he teaches, but he is a great instructor for it. He explains everything in depth and responds to any emails requesting help pretty quickly. He understands the subject matter thoroughly and it shows, giving you relevant context and explaining the formulas and where they come from; he has a way with math

Dr. Cramm is a great professor; however, if you do not apply yourself you are destined for failure. I failed this course with another professor and i feel it was because or terrible communication skills. Dr. Cramm makes everything clear and never fails to provide reasoning for all his instruction. I plan on taking him for mat35 hopefully u will too

Fall 14', Mat-35, Dr Cramm has great communication skills, be sure to participate and ask questions. He might give you a lot of work but there is always a reason why. If you aren't afraid of hard work and you actually want to learn I highly recommend taking his class.

Definitely the hardest B I've ever worked for (our class average was 68%.) Cramm is very intelligent and his passion for math shows. Tests are crazy hard and every little mistake counts, but he does teach well and will push you to actually learn. He also makes you buy Webassign which has an online book so no need to purchase a textbook.

I did not end the class very strong, but my experience was pleasant. Professor Cramm has a unique way of teaching and truly cares for the success of his students.

Let me start off by saying Dr. Cramm is one of the best math teachers I've had at RCC. I've taken two others that were disorganized, and generally didn't care whether you passed or failed. Dr. Cramm is none of these things. He is clear, passionate, and interested in your personal success. He will make you a better student. Be prepared to work tho.

Very fair to those willing to work. I have taken multiple classes with him and plan on continuing. He is very willing to sit and help during office hours. During class he comes up with multiple methods to teach, allowing for different styles.

Many students give Cramm a bad review because he makes you work for your grade. He cares about the students and wants them to understand and learn the material. He is big on math terms, know them pass the class. He replies instantly to emails and posts video of the exams showing how to do each problem. Really great teacher, you just have to work.

Dr Cramm only gets a bad rap only because he makes you work for your grade. Super tough class, grader and high expectations, but he's fair and very helpful. If you are a math major, take him. He will admit when he is wrong and is open to constructive criticism. He is religious to his office hours and the syllabus. Don't take him if not serious.

It's definitely a really hard class, but I've learned more about math with him than in any math class I've ever taken. And although it's a lot of work, it's worth it because he really forces you to use your brain more. Not just for the sake of furthering your knowledge of mathematics, but for everything you do in life.

I loved professor Cramm. My experience in his class was definitely a good one. He is very clear when he explains thing. All the HW is online and easy to understand, multiple attempts. He explains everything very well. He gives alot of practice exams so that you are prepared for exams. I'm really bummed that he does not teach Math 37 or Stats

Cramm has to be the BEST math professor I've ever take . If you like math and like challenging yourself, this is the class for you. If you struggle with math or don't like math, I don't recommend you taking it with him. He is funny, caring and focuses on doing more than just the "basic" math. His test are hard, but he prepares you for the best!

He was a really good professor! Very thorough and easy to talk to. I have struggled with math for a long time and ended up taking this class during a winter semester.... BAD IDEA on my end. I would 100% take this class again during a fall/spring semester. The only thing I didn't like was his grading.

One of the best professors Ive had at RCC! I was alittle nervous to take his class at first but dont regret it one bit. Hes very organized, grades tests really fast, and really knows his math. Although,be prepared to challenge yourself! Does give out a lot of homework, as long as you go to class and stay on top of things you should be fine.

There's a large work load but math classes in general have a large work load so don't let that discourage you. Calibrate to his style of teaching, study at home, and you'll come out with a great understanding of the subject. He lets you retake any exam to replace grade and his test all together make a great reference for final exam. Good Luck!

Fantastic professor that keeps you engaged throughout class. Very upbeat and cares that everyone KNOWS the content. There is a lot of homework and you cannot miss lectures. Many times the lecture explains 1000x better than the textbook and explains content that won't be in the book.

Homework, and adamant about attendance? Yes. But he is also very caring towards his students. He gets excited about what hes teaching. If you struggle with math, go to office hours, communicate with him. If you show youre willing, hell do everything he can to make sure you feel confident, understand, and pass. Hes also funny once he opens up.

Pretty good teacher. I took him online during the summer and I liked is teaching style. We would meet up for only two hours twice a week. He gave us a bunch of tools to study that were not mandatory but useful. Had I used them or atleast tried to use them more I'm sure I could have done better. The actual lectures were okay too.

Professor Cramm gave so many resources for help and did anything he could to make sure we passed. There is a lot of homework but if you're taking a MATH class what else do you expect. He really is a sweet teacher and the other comments mentioned here do not give him enough credit. Great professor and cares for his students.

Professor Cramm's classes are very difficult and sometimes unorganized, but he explains things well and frequently hosts office hours. Linear Algebra with Cramm was by far the hardest class I've taken at RCC, but our class learned a lot. If you aren't able to attend lecture, you should submit notes of recorded lecture for attendance credit.