Pretty nice, enthusiastic professor.

Having taken calculus in High School, Dr. Green went at a great pace, but was also always willing to re-explain a confusing topic. If you go to her office hours, she is always enthusiastic about working out any problem you may have with the class content. Great professor.

She is very nice and enthusiastic. Explains concepts thoroughly and clearly. Very helpful and friendly during office hours. Tests are somewhat challenging but fair.

Dr. Green is a great professor. She is very enthusiastic about Calculus and is very willing to work out problems during office hours. She makes herself very available to students. I could never really expect what a test was going to be like, but everything turned out alright. Study and make sure that you know the concepts well.

Oh my God. I love Linda. She's literally my favorite person ever. She gets so passionate about math, and she is down to earth. Her class makes sense, and you can easily learn the material by going to class and keeping up with Web Assign HW. She is really open to questions and outside help during office hours. Ask her about e^ipi + 1 0

LINDA GREEN IS THE GREATEST! If you want any chance at passing calculus at UNC, you need Linda Green as your professor. Her lectures are well thought out, get students involved in the material, and explain the concepts in ways that actually make sense. Calculus is very hard and without Linda Green I would have failed. She actually cares.

Greatest class ever. I legitimately showed up to half the classes and I'm about to pull a 95+. You may think that is because I'm some super genius (I wish) or that I already took Calc 3, but NO. Linda's class is simply THAT effective. I recommend.

Dr. Green is the best math teacher I've had! I hated math with a passion before this class and now I'm actually enjoying classwork! Lectures focus on understanding concepts, so practice harder calculations on your own (webassigns are helpful for this), but if you pay attention to lectures you will understand concepts easily! Absolutely love her!

Best Math teacher I've ever had in my life!

I. Love. Linda. Green. This class was tough, but she is an amazing teacher! If you have to take this course, take it with her! However, if it is not required for you, don't take it, as it can definitely tank your GPA. She is one of the best math professors at UNC

Linda Green was a wonderful teacher. I started off bombing my homework and tests, but by the end of the semester I made an A on the last test. She is very easy to understand and cares a lot about her students. My advice is to really brush up on integration before the class starts so that the first unit doesn't overwhelm you.

I love Professor Green! She makes her explanations clear and is a fair grader. I hated calculus in high school but she has made me like it. Just study and you'll do well in her class!

It would be hard to find someone who loves math more than Dr. Green. I had already taken Calc 1 in high school so taking her class was a great way to ease back into college level math. I loved her so much that I am taking Calc 2 with her next semester!

Linda Green is one of the best profs in the department. She operates on a flipped classroom style, which I'm not a huge fan of, but it helped me a lot in this class. She is very fair, gives many opportunities to ask questions and genuinely wants you to do well.

Green is great with helping students understand the material and her tests are very fair. I would recommend highly.

Prof. Green was a great lecturer and really wanted all of her students to succeed. There were many opportunities to receive help outside of the classroom, but was not always the kindest in her office hours. I had not taken calc before and struggled immensely in this class; I wouldn't recommend taking it if it is your first time with calculus.

Green is easily the best Calculus Professor at UNC, and it's not even close. That being said, she is not responsible for making the final so you're still bound to struggle if you aren't amazing at the subject. There is a ton of homework but she is frequently willing to take a few minutes to go over problems that you may have had trouble with.

Linda Green is one of the best math professors at UNC (maybe the best). She knows how to teach really well, and yeah, calculus is hard, but anyone can learn it with her teaching. I had no idea if I would be able to do Calc 2, but it ended up being my favorite class of the semester, and now I'm taking Calc 3 with her as well.

Linda Green is one of the best professors you can take at UNC. Not only does she give great lectures and keep you engaged in class, she's even more helpful outside of class. Her office hours really saved my butt in this class and she gives thorough and patient explanations of topics you don't understand. She's one of the best.

Linda is the bomb . com - Took Calc 1, Calc 2, and Calc 3 next semester. She offers incredible resources, explains the material well, and is super accessible if need be. Under her guidance, I think there is no reason to do poorly with math even if you find it difficult and put in the effort. Can't wait for next semester 8am!

If you have the luck, TAKE PROFESSOR GREEN FOR MATH110. She teaches in a "flipped classroom" style where I was expected to do ALEKS problems and watch her videos on topics we were learning for the day/week. She is an amazing professor and it fit my learning style perfectly. She made the class easygoing and was always available for help if needed.

I love Linda, she is one of the best professors I've had at UNC. I had her for Calc 2 and actually understood it. Plus I'm waking up at 8am to take Calc 3 with her next semester even though I don't need it for my major. If you take a math class with Linda Green, you will not regret it at all.

Professor Green is absolutely fantastic! She teaches algebra, precal and calc. She really cares about her students and is really great and thorough at explaining concepts. Definitely take her if you can.

Really cares about her students and super sweet. There are always review sessions (multiple) before the tests and the tests are not too difficult. She really wants to help.

Dr. Green is an amazing professor. She keeps the materials and concepts clear and organized and it helped a ton since the math in this course is hard for me. She's also very respectful in personal conversations and really cares about her students.

Like the other comments say, Dr. Green is fantastic. She puts a lot of effort into lecturing, is available outside of office hours, and very fair assignments/grading. TAs can influence quality of recitations but Dr. Green's classes are great. I took Calc 3 at 8AM just so I could take her. Need more professors that care as much as her about students

Dr. Green was a great professor, she really cares about her students. She is very nice in class and teaches the content well. She is the best 233 teacher from what I have heard. Her tests are very fair as long as you know the material.

Professor Green was such a gem! She genuinely cared about all of her students and wanted us to do the best. For each exam, she arranged review sessions that were 1-3 hours long. She teaches you for the long haul and prepares you for classes you may take in the future. 10/10 professor.

Dr. Green is so sweet! If you're not a math person, then the concepts can be hard, however, she is very good during office hours. I didn't understand a lot of concepts during class, so I would go to her office hours a lot. Her office hours saved me, along with her extra review sessions for each test. You need to attend class because she does PollEv

Dr. Green does a flipped classroom style the right way. She posts notes that you print out, you watch videos for before class assignments, she works out problems in class, and you get at least 3 days for homework. Her tests are fair, but beware of true/false. If you have to take calc, she is the best option hands down.

Dr. Green genuinely cares about her students' learning and has an incredible amount of patience when you don't understand a concept. Classroom style is flipped, with warmups and reading/videos outside of class, followed by review and harder examples in class. She is sometimes hard to follow in lecture, but she's extremely helpful in office hours.

Linda is passionate and knowledgeable about the content. The material isn't difficult as long as you do not fall behind. Outside of office hours, Linda is approachable and extremely helpful. Her tests, compared to other professors of the same course, are slightly more difficult or at least easier to make a mistake on. Overall, recommended

Professor Green made this class tolerable. I'm not too much of a fan of math, but she helped with understanding the concepts as much as she could. Great professor!

Great professor! Calc is hard, but she makes it bearable. Her lectures are relevant and she is always available for extra help. She is one of the best!

Dr. Green is wonderful. I went to office hours all the time and she was so helpful. She didn't assume she was right and was super forgiving when it came to points. All her class notes are posted after class which is super helpful and she did review sessions for all the tests. She also replied to questions on piazza within an hour. Take her!

Not too much HW. As long as you pay attention in class and do the HW you should be fine.

She is an amazing professor. She explains things in a logical and reasonable way. If you ask her questions, she takes them seriously enough to give answers that make sense.

She is a very understanding professor who does her best for her students.

I am horrible at math but Linda was very helpful. She never made me feel dumb. Her office hours are crowded so I found an outside tutor. Overall, she is patient and very knowledge about the subject. Cares about her students and wants to help you do well!

Dr. Green is the best. She's so caring and very funny in class, and she made sure students can understand and follow the material. This is my first semester here in UNC and she's so far my fav professor. I'm not much of a fan of flipped class though.

I was nervous to take calc 3 after not having taken math in a while but Professor Green really goes above and beyond to ensure your success. She's also such a sweet heart. Would take again.

She's the sweetest person ever! So caring. Definitely take her!

Calc 2: hard class. Dr. Green: the best professor you could hope to have for such a class. She hold office hours all the time and is always willing to answer questions. Favorite class of my first semester and favorite professor.

Linda Green is such a sweet lady! Really does her best to work with all students and answer any questions they may have. If you study and take the ALEKS practice tests, you will be well prepared. I found the final to be a bit difficult, but I also had another exam that day and could not study as much as I would have liked.

Professor Green is absolutely amazing! I really loved how much she put into the class, and she is passionate about teaching. I learned a lot from her, and if you do your homework (Webassigns), and take notes in class, you'll do good on her tests and the final exam. Her tests are very fair, and I highly recommend taking her for any math class!!

Dr. Green is definitely the best bet for Calc 3. However, don't let the positive reviews make it seem like this is an easy class. There are 2 midterms & 1 final. This was rough because there is a ton of material for each midterm. Attendance isn't mandatory because she posts her notes on Sakai and they are very easy to follow. MC is tricky so beware

Linda is an enthusiastic professor who makes an effort to be accessible to her students (holds office hours every day of the week). However, it is sometimes difficult to grasp concepts from Linda's explanations and notes. Expect a lot of outside work (online homework can be extensive) and don't hesitate to go to office hours for extra help.

Professor Green gave ample materials to maximize the success of her students. She has videos for each topic to be watched before her lesson in class. The textbook was not required, but I liked it for better comprehension. Her lessons were thorough and she would answer any question asked no matter how simple. She is a very passionate instructor.

Very great professor.

Linda is a very helpful teacher however, calc 3 was still very challenging. She tried hard to engage the class in lecture, however it was easy to get lost in a big section. It took me alot of work outside of class to keep over a 90. Homework is necessary, and I strongly recommend reading the textbook and watching her YT videos. Study hard for tests

Dr. Green is extremely dedicated to making sure you understand all the material conceptually. She is nice and approachable, but her office hours are often very crowded, so you may want to schedule an individual appointment with her if you need extra help. Her tests are difficult, but fair.

As long as you stay on top of the ALEKS software, you will be fine in the class. Though she doesn't respond to emails in a timely manner, she is available for office hours throughout the week. Get ready to focus in class and to study hard before exams, but the class itself is doable.

Shes supposed to be the best calc 3 teacher so I took her, but it seemed like we had it harder than some other classes. She made it unnecessarily difficult (not offering the same extra credit opps as other profs) but she was the best explainer of math. Shed put a certain type of Q on the test if she knew we were hoping she wouldnt. Hard tests

Multi is a super hard class which I struggle to do well in consistently, but I appreciate all the effort she puts in to give us all the opportunities we can to succeed in the class. Lecture can be pretty overwhelming sometimes in speed and rigor, but she gives really good review materials and works really hard to be accessible outside of class.

Linda Green is a really sweet and caring person, and she does communicate math well. This material is very difficult, and she went a lot faster than many of the other professors, often speeding through content that was heavily tested (we covered two whole sections that weren't on the final). It's obvious that she loves math and teaching though.

This class is so hard and if you do not do well on the exam, you will get a very low grade cause 80% of grade depends on your exams. Prof. Green is a very good professor. There is also a lot of homework online. In a word, if you take this class, spend at least 15-20 hours each week on it.

Dr. Green is the best professor I've ever met. She is caring and always willing to help. Her lectures are well-prepared and easy to understand. The calc 3 is challenging and work hard is the only way to perform well in this class.

Professor Green has to be one of the best professors in the math department. Math 233 is a difficult class, and you want to be in Prof. Green's class if you take it. She is very enthusiastic about calc and her lectures are easy to understand and effective. The homework usually takes a while, but essential to your understanding of the material.

I enjoyed this FYS! Prof. Green's lectures were interesting, and I learned a lot in this class! There is a lot of homework and quizzes, but you'll do fine if you put in the work.

Very helpful!

Dr. Green is a gem in the math department. She is a very kind grader, her TAs are nice, and she is really dedicated to making sure students understand the content she teaches. For what its worth, she made a typically boring topic like calculus enjoyable, at least for me. There is a lot of work on MyLabMath though, so be mindful of that.

Great Professor!! Very helpful and nice. She holds review sessions before the 3 exams that are really helpful! She is great at explaining and if you have a question she is great at answering them so that you can understand. The lectures go over example problems and tests are not that bad as long as you do the HW's and practice she provides.

Dr. Green is definitely a solid choice for 233, but don't let the comp sci nerds fool you- this is not an "easy A". You will have to put in a lot of work if math doesn't come naturally to you, however, if you study hard and practice you will be fine for sure. Godspeed, and may the force be with you.

Dr. Green is freaking awesome! She puts in so much work and truly cares for her students success. This semester was extremely difficult but she truly made calc possible! Seriously take her, especially if you are not the best at math. She does go a little fast but if you take good notes, do the homework, and ALLLL the practice problems. You're good.

The work load was a lot but I really appreciated how kind Linda was. She clearly wanted to help her students and to make math fun at any chance she could. The class wasn't easy but the resources were there (learning center and math help center). I really recommend Linda for Calculus!

Math 233 is a very difficult course - luckily, Dr. Green is an amazing instructor, worth the 8 a.m. Watch her before class videos and review the book. If you understand those, you're good to go. Final is worth a lot (36%); personally, I wish quizzes/midterms/HW were worth a bit more considering the time they take, but overall fair.

100% take Prof Green if you have the option. She is an amazing professor and is clear when explaining concepts. Although she goes quickly in lectures, they are recorded so you can go back to them. Make sure that you understand the concepts because tests (36%) and the final (34%) are worth a lot. Overall I would highly recommend her!!

Linda really make calc easier by her printed-out class papers and recordings. You do need to practice more on homework like any other math classes, yet you can improve yourself by redoing homework. Exams come directly from class and review sheet so it's easy to get a high score! Linda is the best option for you if you are going to take MATH 233!

She was really accommodating in a really hard semester. I wasn't doing well in the course because of family concerns but she was super helpful outside of the classroom and even emailed me when she calculated my grade and saw that I passed. She adapted to the online forum well but would go a little too fast for my taste.

Dr. Green is super caring and considerate. Math 233 is a difficult class, but Dr. Green stayed behind after class and offered review sessions before tests. If you do homework and pay attention in class, her tests aren't that bad. It's derived from classwork and examples we've looked at before. If you have to take Math 233, take it with her.

I liked Dr. Green! I did take calculus in high school, and I found this class to be very easy. She is super caring and accommodating, and she spends the first part of every class going over announcements and taking suggestions. I liked that I could print slides and take notes directly on them. Good choice for MATH 231.

Professor Green is a really good math231 professor. The content is not the easiest but she answers questions really well and tries to simplify it when she can. There's a lot of homework but it's all helpful. She's pretty easy to get help from when you need it.

Dr. Green is so nice! The class definitely gets a little dry and I took it Tues/Thurs, which made is feel really long and it was hard to stay engaged. Dr. Green was definitely trying to make the class as good as possible and is a total sweetheart!

Dr. Green's lectures align really well with her quizzes and tests. There's a lot of homework and before class material, but it's great preparation for assessments. She's easy to reach and provided various extensions and grade drops due to the pandemic. I highly recommend her, especially for online classes.

Calc 1 is not fun. But Prof Green is the cutest, sweetest woman. She tells math jokes before the tests, and really makes sure you understand everything. She explains things very clearly. She wants you to succeed! You would want her as a mother/aunt/close female adult relative. Calc 1 would have been way worse if I didn't have her.

Prof. Green was an amazing Prof. for Calc 1. She was incredibly smart, kind, and chill. The class however was super fast paced, homework heavy, and pretty difficult. Pref. Green genuinely cared about our success though. She even moved homework dates back for me when I had personal issues come up. Would recommend for an in person or online class.

Dr. Green is fun and gives decent lectures. However, she does assign a lot of homework and requires in-class participation.

Linda is super nice, but this class is not what I signed up for. She grades harshly on the homework, which is 35% of the grade. Really easy to skate by, but don't recommend if you're not crazy about symmetry and topology. She's really nice and a total nerd, but the class is just kinda weird.

Professor Green is nice and really passionate about math. The class wasn't too difficult but I wish it would've been made clearer that students would be asked to use excel and python. Also, the last few weeks felt pretty rushed and irrelevant. There is no final but the last assignment is a final group project which creates unnecessary stress.

For a non-stem student MATH115 is a great choice, and Dr. Green is a helpful teacher. The class is relatively straightforward with assignments. Lowest quiz and homework grades get dropped (not sure if this is just a COVID thing). Only downside was the group project at the end. It was cool, but group projects on zoom are just generally more complex.

Seriously meant for people who aren't majoring in anything related to math and just need the QR credit. I bombed the ACT math section and still got an A in this class. 4 quizzes, lowest dropped, you take the quiz alone then as a group and your score is averaged. Final is an essay. She's also one of the sweetest professors I've had at UNC. 10/10!

Prof Green is super nice! To be blunt, MATH 115 is a joke lol - if you're not a stem major, I'd definitely recommend this class! I never showed up to class and still got a good grade. She ends up dropping so many quizzes or homework grades that it all works out. I would recommend doing homeworks on-time to avoid late penalties though!

I just took this class for the QR credit and it ended up being my favorite of the semester. I'm not usually into math but Dr. Green made the class super interesting with crafts and interactive activities. The homework was difficult and worth 35% of your grade, but if you go to office hours she'll practically give you the answers.

Such a good professor! She is so sweet and explains everything so nicely. The tests are very straightforward and align with the quizzes and practice test. Lots and lots of HW that takes hours to complete and is 10x harder than the quiz. I loved the structure of this class and she listens to student feedback.

Professor Green is very sweet and she is a very good lecturer. Professor Green explains all of the course content well and the homework was not terribly long or difficult. Highly recommend!

Dr. Green is really sweet but as someone just taking this for the credit, I found that her lectures went a little fast. However, her office hours are so helpful and the homework is similar to the tests. There is a lot of group work though, so make sure to make friends with people who won't slack off. Overall though it's a solid class for a gen-ed.

Professor Green is really kind and fair, and her lectures are very clear and easy to understand. This is a belated review (I took her class a year ago).

Prof. Green is really smart and gives methodical notes during class, but the exams in past years weren't nearly as difficult as they were for this semester, which was pretty frustrating because you study the old exams and feel really great but then get thrown a curveball during the actual exam. Overall a solid choice though.

Super sweet!! Very accessible outside of class. A bit disorganized, but class was generally ok. Grades fairly.

I love Professor Green. She is incredibly sweet and caring. Course content can be hard and lectures can be confusing, but there is lots of opportunity to improve your grades and get help.

Professor Green is a good teacher, but MATH 233 is a hard class by nature. Be ready because the lectures go by very quickly and the concepts are hard for anyone. Green's lectures aren't the best but she is definitely one of the better choices out there. Just be ready because there is a lot of work and the tests are weighted heavily.

Professor Green is really helpful and always available to meet outside of class. There are 4 quizzes which are completed individually and then as a group. Make sure to participate in class, do the pre-class assignments and homework (they all go towards your final grade).

Great lecturer and instructor!

She is super passioate about math and teaching and is a great lecturer. There is a decent amount of homework, but it is definitely needed to understand the concepts. ALSO: REVIEW SESSIONS BEFORE TESTS ARE EXTREMELY HELPFUL. Dont skip those. Also her office hours are great too. I wish she taught more math classes

Prof. Green is an excellent professor. She made this difficult course easy to understand and was super willing to help after class. BEST professor in MATH!!!

Professor Green is one of the best and nicest professors I've had! She's really great at explaining things. If you're confused, definitely go to office hours, they help a lot! Her review sessions are also really helpful and chill they're structured by student questions, and, even if I didn't have any myself, I found it helpful to listen in.

Taking calc 3 with Professor Green was a great experience. The material was tough, but office hours were helpful. She explains things clearly and is great at answering questions/finding mistakes. Lectures are fast-paced but if you follow along and ask questions you'll be fine. She really made an effort to learn names and engage a huge class!

Linda Green is amazing. Her lectures are guided with many practice problems to make sure that everyone understands the concepts. She is so nice and seems to care a lot about accommodating everyone. The textbook was just the Pearson online homework. Quizzes every week and 3 midterms. There is a good amount of work, but would definitely recommend!

Linda is absolutely phenomenal. I took Math 231 with a different professor last semester and had to withdraw because I was doing terribly. This semester I am thriving. Linda is an excellent teacher and really cares about the success of her students. I never liked math before I had Linda! Take her class if you can.

There are three midterms, a final exam, recitation (graded for accuracy), and homework every night. Yes, a lot of work, but Linda is very sweet and super helpful. She is great at explaining things. If you have to take calc she is a safe bet

Dr. Green is a great teacher and you can tell she cares about each of her students. My section was in a class with tables so she let us work through problems with groups which made the class more fun and interactive. She teaches the content well, is accessible outside of class, and her review sessions are very helpful. Take her for calc if you can!

Linda cares a lot about what she does and provides lots of extra materials+ office hours to help us succeed. However, she goes over problems incredibly fast in class. The Pearson MyLab homework is aggravatingly unhelpful at times. I have wasted countless hours doing Pearson homework that did not benefit me enough in comparison to the time spent.

MATH 231 isn't easy but Prof Green tries her best to make it enjoyable! She is SO smart and has office hours 5 days a week so she is always there if you need some help! While the class content is difficult, Linda has done her best to help us excel in a tricky subject.

If you come to class, pay attention, take notes, and do the pre class videos, then you'll be fine in this class. Dr. Green is a great professor and is very caring you just need to put in the work because she can move somewhat fast during lectures. She is good at explaining the concepts in multiple ways and her review sessions are extremely helpful.

I am not a math person, I took this class for my QI credit and it was very difficult. I got by because I went to her office hours religiously for homework help, which is a big part of the grade. She is so sweet and always willing to help you if you need it. Don't take it if you don't like math, and math logic, pls.

Linda Green's calc 3 class was very challenging and moved very fast, but her skeleton notes that she posted were such a big help. Shes very caring and wants you to succeed but you'll have to work for it in a class like this. Study for the quizzes and tests and you will be okay

Calc 1 is hard. But if you have to take it Prof Green is an amazing teacher! If you do the pre-class work and attend class and pay attention you will do fine. She is very helpful to talk to outside of class and really wants you to do well. Her class/Sakai is super well organized! Pearson HW is frustratingly useless though

Dr. Green is the best!! She gives the best lectures and is always available for office hours. Her exams, while difficult, are usually really straightforward and she is just so kind. She also grades a bunch of stuff and is very lenient with drops and replacements. She is the only reason I enjoyed calc this semester. 10 out of 10 would recommend!

If you're required to take Calculus 1 for any reason at all. TAKE PROFESSOR GREEN. Calculus (at any level) is known for being difficult at UNC and Dr. Green makes this class so much easier than I imagined. Yes, the class is difficult, but she really cared about students understanding the concepts in class and why we use them. Take her class!!!

Super nice professor and lenient with test grades. Class is hard but as long as you take notes on the textbook do all of the homework and do the test study guides, you will do fine.

Calc 231 is hard, no matter who you take it with, but Professor Green really makes it as easy to understand as possible. I'm not a math person by any means but she's made this class bearable and with enough work, you can get a really good score in this class.

Amazing professor! Loved every class. She loves helping students, and encourages you to go to office hours if you do not understand something. :)

I love Dr. Green! I had taken a FYS with her as well and enrolled in this because I needed hours and I enjoyed having her as a professor. She really thinks the math she teaches is cool, and even though I'm not a math person, her enthusiasm wore off on me and it made it easier to engage with the material. Take her!

Linda is an amazing professor. Her lecture videos & lectures are easy to understand, esp. w/ such a difficult class. She has office hours 3x week & she doesn't hesitate to help you with any problems. She does tend to assign hw problems that are out of our current capabilities & there are some mistakes on her answer keys u do need to point out.

Enthusiastic professor who really cares about what she is teaching. Green does her best to engage with the class, even when they don't want to engage back. The course is incredibly easy and clearly meant for non-math people; tests have a group portion and your lowest one is dropped, and the homeworks are all relatively simple. A great choice!

way too much work

Dr. Green is one of the most fantastic professors I've ever had. She uses a flipped classroom style, but it actually works because the before class material is short (10-15 minute video + 1-3 questions). She listens to us when we need her to slow down and she goes over material thoroughly in a way that is conducive for student learning.

Prof. Green took over my section of 381H. +Good lecturer +Highly accessible out of class +Course grade curved by 5% with linear curve -Notes can be hard to understand -HW takes a lot of time and usually office hours -Final was extremely hard, 4 questions were dropped. Hard, but Prof. Green made her best effort to reward those in the class.

Although Discrete is a beast of it self especially Honors Discrete, Dr. Greene filled in and absolutely killed it as the professor. She is pretty engaging during class and all her notes are accessible and she is very good at communicating. 10/10 professor and I will very much take her future classes.

She was a good teacher and lecturer and posts her class notes; if you don't pay attention it can be hard to learn from the files bc the notes are all over the place/hard to follow/ read. I think she had expectations too high of us. Exams were extremely difficult & a shock. She curved bc our grades reflected the difficulty. Would've failed w/o curve

Prof Green stepped in for us and did great. Her lectures were engaging, sometimes it felt like she was going too fast but discrete itself is a challenging course and some homework questions were really challenging. She made our final really hard but dropped 4 questions from our final and provided a curve on top of that which was pretty incredible.

Linda Green was a great professor overall. While Discrete math can be challenging itself, she made sure to clarify concepts, offering support during office hours. Discrete math involves reading the textbook and doing many textbook practice questions. I would retake the class if needed and would make sure to take a proactive approach from the start.

Professor Green is awesome. She really wants us to succeed. The nature of the class is extremely challenging and her tests are HARD. However, she realized that the test was too long and curved the class and dropped problems. Homework is hard but she is very accessible in OH. She made the class difficult but rewarding.

One of the best math profs at UNC. She connects theory to computation so well. Tests are pretty challenging, but fair. Heavy on concepts so make sure to have a good understanding of that. She's so nice and really gets to know her students. Go to office hours! They're amazing. This class was a lot of work. A ton of assignments, but worth it.

Really engaging professor and encourages deep thought about the content. Pearson homework is burdensome and often irrelevant for tests. I would recommend grinding through her practice materials to grasp her style of problems. Definitely a great option at UNC, but I would mention Calculus 3 at UNC is much more strenuous compared to other colleges.

The goat.

Linda Green is an excellent professor. She has made over 350 videos for students at all different levels of mathematics education and always stays a bit after class to answer students' questions. She does a great job making an infamously difficult class a little less difficult.

Dr. Green is a very kind person, but her lectures can be a bit inefficient in how material is taught. Expect to learn most of everything outside of class. However, her tests are extremely fair and well-written, her homework is hard to fail at, and her notes are extremely well-written and helpful. She also provides ample review material for exams.

As someone bad at math in high school, I appreciate how Professor Green made me interested in math somewhat. Her lectures were clear and concise, and her office hours were also very helpful. She curved the final, and the midterms were relatively easy.

Linda is very good professor. Assigns a lot of homework and weekly quizzes. Responds as soon as possible on piazza and gives guided notes. Drops a few grades and tries to make tests not super difficult.

Hard class, excellent professor. Great lecture videos, fair tests+test correction opportunities, helpful in and outside class. The pacing of lectures was great, she obviously loves math and is very kind and likable in general. I never loved math but this was my favorite class this semester, and its all due to her teaching style; recommend 100%.

Dr. Green was a great professor for Calc 2 and I would recommend her to take her for any math class at UNC. She got better at explaining the concepts towards the end of the semester and she tends to move fast through content. Her exams could be hard, but if you put the work in to study you will do good on the exams.

Dr. Green was most definitely the best math professor I have ever had. She cares a lot about teaching and making sure everyone attending lecture understands everything. Her teaching style is amazing and very easy to understand if you are not one of the people who doesn't go to lectures and just complains. The class is very organized and structured.

She gives so much partial credit. She gave us opportunities to get points back on actual tests as well so it was easy to get As on the tests. She goes through lecture way too fast so it is hard to learn so you need to set aside time to go through the content by yourself. It is def a hard class but if you find patterns and memorize stuff, its ok.

Linda is awesome, she tries to engage with the class as much as she can though the class does not want to engage back. She even brought candy to try and increase class participation. The workload for her class is relatively low, as long as you read and pay attention to the lecture you'll be fine with the HW and tests. There's office hours too.

For a difficult class like Calculus 2, she broke down complex topics in a digestible and understandable way. Far better than any other Calculus 2 professors.

Dr. Green was an amazing teacher for 210. Looking back at the class if I had known how to study this class would have been an easy A. She was super available outside of class and showed respect and passion to students and to math.

LIVE LAUGH LOVE PROF. LINDA ! Calc 2 is not easy to any extent, but Prof. Green is phenomenal at teaching. If you want an A, go to the Math Help Center, and form study groups. Doesn't do extra credit, but as long as you do ALL hw assignments and go to reviews you should be set. Final was the highest grade I got on any test, so an A is attainable

I used the online lectures for this class and they're amazing! They're so easy to understand and she is incredibly clear. It's easy to follow along and she doesn't use overcomplicated vocabulary.

Great professor, did a great job with lectures, and doing all the assignments will basically guarantee you an A in the class because they teach you the content pretty well.

Linda Green is a great math professor. She breaks down complex topics in a digestible way. The class is structured and organized, but lectures move quickly. Unstuck AI was super helpful for study prep.

Linda Green is amazing! She clearly has a passion and love for Math and her students that transcends grades and responsibility. Her lectures are concise, helpful, and interesting, and her youtube videos are even better. She is by far the best Math professor I've ever had.

Very organized, sends out pdf slides so you can follow along with her notes and practice problems. Efficient and to the point. Tests and recitation could be challenging, but expected from calc 2. Not a class for those who do not like math. A is not hard, but grade highly dependent on amount of time spent studying. Homework problems take forever.

She is really really nice. She tries to remember everyone's name. Her classes are designed in a brilliant way that the difficult content seems easy. Dr. Green also encourages collaboration and discussion than heavy lectures. Fantastic professor.

Professor Green is great. She gives clear lectures on math topics, and provides help outside of class. Unfortunately, she is the only clear lecturer, supportive professor, and fair grader in IDST 131; I do not recommend IDST 131. However, as a non-STEM major, she made the math portion easily comprehensible.

Dr. Green did an awesome job of making hard math a little easier. She broke down all the subjects and had super organized, clear lecture notes that we could fill in, which absolutely made it easier to learn and study. She was also just super sweet and funny, and she'd try to know people's names even in the huge lecture class.

Dr. Green lectured for certain sections of this class, and the math portions of the homework are tough. She held test review and posted notes after class! Thorough and interesting, but tough for a 100-level.

Really nice and helpful outside of class. Sometimes confusing in lectures.

The best math professor in the math department, period. Dr. Green is very caring, is always shockingly fast to respond via email and has a lot of office hours slots. She remembers everyone by name and makes an effort to get to know her students. Discrete math is one of the hardest math courses for non-majors and she really made it a breeze.

I don't have a lot to say about this professor. She was very kind and intelligent. She didn't stick out to me as one of my favorite professors, but she was perfectly decent. I felt her grading was extremely fair.

If you put in the effort, you'll find her very helpful.