Ben Stein on depressants; Bueller....Bueller.....Bueller...

Yes the guy has issues, but his tests were very easy. No tricks problems were straight from the book. If you go to his office to talk to him, he's actually a nice guy.

I took his basic Algebra class and hate math. I actually understood all the stuff I never could grasp before. He is rather moody and boring but I never had a problem with the material or tests. No homework is graded and he had no quizes Just tests.

I have had algebra numerous times and actually passed this class-I liked Andrews for some odd reason-he has a very dry and sophisticated wit-work hard & you will be allright. No office hours flexibility though.

Whenever I had about 12 hours of sleep before his lecture, I got a lot out of his lecture. They were very clear and concise. He made a few jokes, but it seemed I was the only one amused in the class. His tests are easy if you study. Take him. I got a 4.0 .

Excellent professor. Knows his math better than any other professor Ive had. Makes mistakes VERY often, teaches lectures with almost no props, and solves any problem on a snap. For tests you are required to know everything that was covered, however, he sticks to the simpler problems in the chapters. No extra credit or bonus. Overall great professor

This man has the personality of a dead moth. The class wasn't easy, but given the material it could have been a lot harder. It's made clear what's expected of you on the exams and the questions are similar to the more basic problems in the book. Started with the most intimidating section 1.1 in any book I've seen but got easier later on.

Honestly, I'm a little bit surprised at all of the negative comments Prof. Andrews has... I really don't think he's bad. I'm not a great math student and I'm getting about a 3.5. Lectures are clear and he's always willing to answer questions. No surprises on tests. He makes you work for your grade, but that shouldn't be a reason to avoid his class.

You write alot of notes,but if you take good notes & do some of the problems he assigns you should do well on his tests. The problems in his notes or info he goes over in notes are highlights of what is going to be on the test.He grades his test harshly limiting partially credit.you could do a problem & get no credit at all & he doesnt curve.

Dry. Writes nearly every word on the board - go to class patient. Take & study those notes + DO THE HOMEWORK = pass the class!Be deliberate & methodical and you'll do well. Not mathematically hard but takes concentration and memorizing processes is needed. Final is cumulative and more challenging than the interim exams but not impossible.

I am surprised that Andrews receives such negative reviews. Granted, he does not have much of a personality, but he is not that bad as teachers go. He explained what was expected on Day 1 and went by the book from there. He took questions in class and clarified them. He was willing to hold office hours. No surprises on his exams either.

Writes a lot of notes on the chalk board. If u take good notes and do the hw the tests r very reasonable. Does not give much credit on tests. Everyone seems afraid of him in class and never let him hear your phone ring. I thought he was good teacher.

Great professor! Exams are the easiest. He writes his own problems but they are all easier than the easiest book problems. Little to no partial credit, and no curve. Take notes, follow them and you'll pass no problem. Good luck!

Has a lot of knowledge, would answer any question in your mind, you'll learn alot in his class if u pay attention ,kind of harsh in grading, gives a lot of homework which you really need to solve in order to pass, he follows the book very much and dedicate a class before each test to answer question about the H.W. his 3 tests grades median was 65%.

I actually have him for MTH275 too. He is not the most interesting person (he is a math teacher). He is actually covers everything (in a boring methodical way) but i have had teachers that are way too fast and expect too much out of you. His tests are hard, but that's because the subject is hard. I would recommend for a teacher at OU.

The professor knows his stuff, but isn't very engaging; entire class consists of note-taking. He teaches by definition w/few examples. I recommend looking over the examples in the textbook for better understanding. Grades are based on 3 exams and a final. Attendence and homework are not mandatory, but homework will prepare you for the tests.

Fantastic Prof. Keep your mouth shut in this class and take notes. Do the homework and come out with an easy 3.0. 95% of the test problems come from easy examples he puts on the board. Show so up to class, take notes.. get your 3.0 and move on. Anyone that rates this prof poorly is a student that didn't show up and did no homework.

The best professor for APM 255! All his exam questions are the easier ones from the book and do the homework and you'll pass. I never understand the bad reviews people give him.

Andrews is a great teacher. Tests are always fair and he is willing to help outside of class. He may seem strict and even rude in class, but that's just because he hates classroom distractions. Outside of class he's actually a pretty nice guy. He gives little partial credit, however.

Great Teacher. Keep your mouth shut, listen, take notes! Do the homework and actually understand it. 3.6 in the Class with no problem. For OU Math, he's fantastic. Fair tests. No major surprises. If you are the typical student who doesn't want do to anything.. then good luck..

Old School, no nonsense guy. Expects you to act like an adult.Do the homework and you'll do fine. Students want to take his section so sign up early.

Fantastic Prof. Speaks English and lots of it. Knows the subject and can explain it. Hates idle classroom chatter. No surprises on tests. Not an easy grader, but not impossible either. You will miss him when you get to MTH 122.

HAD HIM FOR APM AND I TOOK HIM AGAIN FOR CALC 3,NO SURPRISES ON TESTS, TAKE NOTES AND GO OVER THE CHAPTERS IN THE BOOK BEFORE THE TESTS, IT HELPS

This guy is your old-school teacher. If a research paper embodied itself as a teacher, it would be named Kevin Andrews. He is very, very bland, so unless you have interest in the subject, you're going to fall asleep. He writes EVERYTHING down, which is good and bad because it can put you to sleep. Lastly, grades fairly Few surprises on tests.

Great teacher, seems condescending at first but it's not personal and he doesn't make it personal. He expects you to know algebratrig coming into the class, and most questions students ask are error in that review math, so he probably just gets irritated. However, he will work out any question asked. Always questions from HW in quizzestests. A+

Professor Andrews is awesome! He is very clear when lecturing during class, and he does examples. He may seem to be a bit intimidating at times but he is truly a nice guy who wants to help. The homework is optional but if you complete all of the problems assigned you will likely do well on the tests. If possible I would take for all math classes!

Professor Andrews is a very good professor. He is very clear about the required material and will answer all questions asked. The test problems are very similar to homework problems.

Best math professor at OU. Lectures for the whole hour and can get long at times, but as long as you do the examples he does in class and find ones similar to those in the book you should have no problem on the exams. He does not try to trick you on the exam and is a fair grader. I would take him for any math class.

Homework questions are challenging at times, but the test questions are basic concepts and aren't too difficult. For Oakland University he is a good math professor. Homework questions are on the quizzes and there are week quizzes. Overall he is good professor and encourages questions.

Professor Andrews is a typical math professor at OU. He's clear with what he expects of you. This class relies on NO graded homework assignments, just 3 exams and one final exam. He doesn't try to trick you on the exam, and he is a fair grader. His lectures to tend to last all 67 minutes, and it gets boring at times, but I would recommend him.

If you don't have a lot of interest in math he can be boring. He's thorough in his explanations and gives you proofs for everything. There are quizzes every week based on homework. All tests and quizzes are problems pulled straight from assignments, so do the work and you should be fine. He makes time each day to go over any questions from hw.

No curveballs. Not arrogant, just expects your best effort & full attention. After each lecture, take at least 1 hour break away from the material. Then review your notes.(TAKE NOTES) As you're reviewing, write down any formulaethmsconcepts you think could be turned into an exam question (hint: anything for which he gives an actual example).

Calc one with him, I thoroughly enjoyed taking it with him. Do your homework even though it's not graded. The quizzes are copy and pasted hw problems. He's clear with explaining concepts and helping with questions. Would take him again.

Had him for differential calculus. Prof. Andrews is a good professor; he is clear in his lectures and fair in his grading. Final grade was comprised of weekly quizzes and four exams. Go to class, do the homework, ask questions, pay attention, study for the exams, and it's an easy A. I would take him for any future math classes.

This guy is GREAT! He is very clear of expectations and there are not any surprises on the midterms or the final. He may seem intimidating but he is really nice! I have been to his office for help and he was always very helpful. Would definitely take him again.

He is one of the best math professors I have had at OU. The lectures do get boring sometimes so take notes. It will keep you awake. Go to his office hours if you need help - he is very willing to help if you take the initiative to ask.

One of the better math professors at OU. His lectures are very boring and he will write almost anything he says on the chalkboard. In class notes were not very helpful to me, but if you do all the hw the tests are pretty fair. He does't try to trick you or ask ridiculous things. Usually they're just like the hw with different numbers involved.

Professor Andrews isn't a bad professor but he isn't the greatest. I failed the class but that was my fault. He's not the easiest person to talk to, he can make you feel like you are dumb if you ask a question. The exams are based off the homework. Do the homework and you should have no problem passing.

SEEMS INTIMIDATING BUT IS NOT AT ALL. He is very clear in his lectures and assigns homework problems. Answers questions from the homework at the beginning of class. Ask the tough questions, all other book questions and answers are on Slader (.com). Old exams can be found in the tutoring center and are nearly identical to the current one.

Ive had Prof. Andrews for both MTH254and APM255. While he is tough, he is very fair. He will work with you to answer any questions you may have. The tests are material that was found on the homework assignments and taught in lecture. While his class can be quite dry, the exams and the grading for the exams are very straight forward and reasonable.

I had Andrews for Calc 1. His lectures were always very organized and clear, and the homework he assigned (book problems) was very helpful for preparing for the exams. I'm not too sure about how good the other professors teaching this class are, but I would definitely recommend Andrews for anyone taking Calc 1.

Professor Andrews truly knows his calculus and made it very easy to understand the concepts. I took calculus in high school and most of the class was a review but he taught in a way that made a lot of sense. Homework quizzes every Friday but they are problems directly from the homework, same for exams. Went over HW questions before lecture

This was my second time talking calculus and if I had had Andrews the first time, I would have passed. The grade is based on three exams, a final, and quizzes. He gives more quizzes than are put into the grade so he automatically drops some and he curves the class at the end. Definitely pay attention in class and put in a lot of time studying too.

Professor Andrews is a good professor. His lectures are clear and he takes time each class to answer questions on the homework. His quizzes and exams are pretty easy if you know what you're doing.

I'll never forget the day Andrews laughed in class. No, I'm not joking. He broke character and allowed a laugh to sneak out. The class was speechless. Tension was relieved. Pigs flew. Good Prof tho.

By far one of the best professors at Oakland for math. He's very clear and his lectures are super explanatory. It gets confusing at times, but that's because it's math. My favorite part was that he didn't try and trick/stump his students with bogus questions, just clear and straight to the point material. He hand writes all of his tests.

One of the best professors at Oakland for math. He writes everything on a chalkboard and even writes paragraphs to explain. He doesn't try to trick you. His tests and quizzes are mostly problems straight from the homework. He has a very flat voice so make sure to take notes gregariously. He is worth taking to pass Calc 1.

Some students were unhappy with is style, but I loved it. He answered any homework questions, lectured on new material, gave a quiz or test and we were done. If you questioned anything wrong on a quiz or test, if you were right he'll give you points back. Overall, a really good teacher and definitely knows what he's doing.

Very quiet and old fashioned guy. The class isn't easy but its not ridiculously hard either. He does a fair job of explaining concepts and giving examples during lecture. Exams aren't anything crazy and he's a fair grader (I highly recommend looking at his old exams in the tutoring center).

I like how professional he is. He speaks very authoritatively. That said, you really wont get any partial credit for problems. That's fine though because there arent any surprises on the exam. If you dont do well, it is because you didnt practice. Topics are vector and volume intensive. Use the sample tests to weight which problems to focus on.

His lectures felt like a high school math class; he takes up previous hw, writes his lectures on the board, and then assigns hw. Make sure your phone is silent! The exams were not difficult, but GO TO THE TUTORING CENTRE to see HIS PRACTICE EXAMS!! They're the handwritten ones and he reuses the same types of problems. Grade is three exams + final.

Like the others have said, old fashioned guy. Despite not seeming like it, he's fairly approachable. I wouldn't call him a fair or easy grader but it could be worse. Lectures are convoluted and so is the HW. Do the sample exam he posts and do the ones from previous years (obtainable at the tutoring center), the exams are identical. No surprises.