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Igolnikov is very effective at presenting the material in class. While the class itself is not easy, his effectiveness in teaching allowed me to learn alot. Homework load was reasonable and is willing to help anyone who needs help.
Very good & fair professor
This guy is big, fat, and ugly. AAAHHHHHHHH! Has glasses bigger then a telescope. Mother F***** basically teaches the class in russian. Cant speak english worth s***!!! Puts the hardest s*** on tests. Basically is a train wreck that cant be fixed.
He is a very efficient teacher. He explains all the material clearly. Fair grader and homework load is decent.
i really enjoyed this teacher. he kept the content minimal and easy. he was never out to trick you on any of the tests and was always there to help out. 5 tests (a good thing imho) and home work packets due the day before each test (also a good thing. think of it as free points).
his material when presented is clear. grades very fairly, goes over material into detail, and the tests are not long and it covers material that he goes trough.
Good teacher. Explains things pretty thoroughly. Very good at giving partial credit for tests. Doesn't like talking in his class. Wears funny t-shirts. Would probably take again.
He is a good teacher and knows his math. He has an accent and it is sometimes hard to understand, but for the most part I enjoyed his class. You should do the homework because the points are super easy and he only has you do 7 problems from each section. He gives partial credit on tests which helps your grade a lot.
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very good teacher, adds a little humor to make it interesting. explains material very clear. material is hard to understand, but he makes it a lot easier to understand. helps during group work and makes sure students understand the material.
cant speak english.
i hate this class
im not all that strong in math so I need good explanation and from my point of view i definitely dont get that from Igolnikov.
Very good teacher! He's helpful and understandable. I think he's much better than other calc teachers in the school. Exams are not hard if you read the homeworks you've done. Answer any questions. Overall, he's GOOD!!
NICE TEACHER, SEMI-EASY TEST THAT IS IF YOU DO YOUR HOMEWORK... ONE OF THE BEST MATH TEACHER THERE IS....
THIS PROFESSOR IS A GOOD PROFESSOR, HE IS THERE TO HELP YOU IF YOU ASK. BOTH HIS TESTS AND THE HOMEWORK IS SHORT. IT MAY SEEM LIKE HE GOES KINDA FAST BUT HE'S THERE TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTION. I WOULD TAKE HIM AGAIN!
He knows his stuff. At first comes across as bumbling but is really brilliant. Easily the best Calc teacher in the department.
He's very approachable, willing to help you, but not very clear sometimes. Go to the activities. All the ques you do in there are on the tests. Dont really need to come to class as long as you get the hw except ACT. gives partial credit on tests which is a plus
he is such a good teacher. hes nice, tries to make jokes, and doesnt not grade very hard on his tests! i wish i could take him for every math class!
A jerk. I was hospitalized and would not let me make up test. I eventually tried to have the school's Ombuds office mediate but he still refused. He may grade easy but there are better profs in that department. Take Faridpak.
He rarely directly answers the question that someone asks and puts questions on tests that are not in the book and not gone over in class.
way too hard! the tests are nothing like what we go over in class!
for math 115 he is a pretty good teacher...he always asks if anyone has questions on hw...goes over the sections and reviews before test...some questions from hw are on the test...pay attention, take notes, and study, the usual...and this class will be fine...
he's difficult to understand. although the homework is easy to complete, the tests are nothing like the work you've been doing.
cool teacher but his accent is a bit weird that you can't understand what he's trying to say when he's talking really fast-which is what he does most of the times. He always asks you if you have any questions, and he's willing to answer anything you do not know, but he goes WAYY to fast. If you're a math major, he's a prob the teacher to go for.
Curve is generous, if you are consistent with your exam scores, you'll get a very good grade. No nonsense teacher as well. Effective.
His HW assnments r easy, but his lectures R a bit hard to understand cuz he has a heavy accent, but tests are also easy (just do the HW) and u'll get an easy A.
gets straight to business. he didnt really build a relationship with any of his students. i dont think he even knew a students name. overall he was very helpful and wanted all the students to know the material. 4 exams...hw assignments that only consisted of 7 probs. one cumulative final. 85 = A, 75 = B, 65 = C. accent isnt that heavy actually.
This can be a hard class if you do not do the work. So as long as you do your homework, you should pass the class with at least an A or B. His final was based on all the exams we took. So no tricks, he used the same exact questions from the previous exams on the final.
He is an okay professor, the test questions are taken from the homework questions. If you study you will be fine
Just do the all the homework he assigns and you will do fine!
He is a pretty nice guy who tries to be funny and likes wearing weird shirts. His homework is pretty easy (only 7 problems from each section needs to be turned in) but his tests are pretty tough. Grading scale is fair and he sticks by it. No BS teacher and his accent makes it hard to understand him during lectures. He is a take/not take situation.
This class is easy! just do your homework
this guy sucks. his grading's fair but he basically can't speak english and all the material on the tests is nothing like what he teaches or what's on the hw. switch out asap.
His test are super hard!! but the hw is easy get the soultions manual it pretty much tells u how to do everything! study alot!! go to the reviews of the test because the final is ?s from the 4 exams during the semester. Grading scale is reasonable [65%=C] hes hard to understand his writing is poo but hes pretty much a nice guy but still strict
horrible! horrible! horrible! we started with 40 people and ended with 11. Avoid at all costs. He has a very heavy accent and he mumbles. He hates noise. He doesn't even do the problems right. good curve but not good enough. 13 prblems on tests and they take the entire class time.. AVOID AVOID AVOID
very poor at teaching, reads directly from the book, has a heavy accent and when test time comes around it is nothing like the lecture or homework. Swap or Drop asap
So-so. Accent, sloppy handwriting. Final looks a lot like previous test materials.
He is a very fair grader for a Math prof. Accent not that bad. Nice grading system. Test based on hw. Cumulative final. JUST STUDY or YOU WON'T SURVIVE. THE END
I had my first year here and absolutely hated him! there were only 8 other freshman in the class and only 3 of us passed and that was barely! His final is sooooo easy though thats how i passed! I recommend valenti, veit, or stien they're awesome teachers! dont take this guy trust me!
this teacher is HORRIBLE to say the least. he yells every time you even move a piece of paper, and mumbles in his lectures. teaches straight from the book, and doesn't really lecture. just writes problems on the board. AVOID, DROP, SWAP, do what ever you can to not take this teacher.
helps out A LOT in activity so go!, be patient with his accent. he comes off as weird, but hey he'll give you the grade u want if you show you try. final is cake..even with failing all the tests. he rounds big time! i'd take him again, because all he wants is for his kids to pass. even though he was intimidating at first
i was continuing the last comment, well he mentions OTHER ways to solve a problem which makes it confusing, he doesnt know how to manage his time since he actually freaking spent only 8 minutes on a new chapter when class is going to end and even most of the time goes over his time, i would highly suggest not to take this teacher
He's really nice. His class may get boring, but he teaches. His test aren't to hard, and he gives you credit for trying, even if you fail miserably on trying to do the problem. His accent is hard to understand in the beginning, but you get use to it. He's always about 5 mins late to class, after the 3rd midterm people start ditching this class.
He's grumpy. He doesn't check attendance. The class is consists of 5 homework, 4 exams and the final. His exams are combination of the some even numbers of the book & the problems that he gives in class during the lecture and the activity. 65% is a C, 75% is a B, & 85% is an A. overall his easy
are his tests the same exact problems from the book and the notes? (cal.2 in fall)
Pay attention take notes, and go to all the classes and you'll be fine. every week he gives one test question in the class he thinks will have the lowest attendance as a "reward" EXTREMELY easy grader
This professor is really nice. The tests are EXACT COPIES of HW problems and problems that he goes over in the activity class so ATTEND ACTIVITY!!! It should be an easy A if you understand the things he teaches you. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!!!!!!!!!
He is a really nice guy and really funny. He pulls the test questions straight from the homework. He is always 5 mins late to class. If you ask him a question he will do the best he can to help you. If I could have him for every math class I would.
i wish this professor taught calc 3 because i would totally sign up for his class. this man knows how to teach and he wants all of us to pass. he is so helpful during activity when we get problems to do. he goes around and makes sure we know what we are doing. easy class, tests are combos of hw problems and activity problems and are really easy
Good teacher! I would recommend him to others. He has a slight Russian accent, but it's not hard to understand him. His activities are the most helpful! GO TO ACTIVITY! He answers any questions you have from homework in class. Explains everything so everyone understands it. His grading, coursework, exams are very reasonable and manageable.
Good teacher!! explains things well and is willing to take time to make sure all students understand the material.
Really nice, I was late for my final and he still let me take it in his office. One of the easier calculus II teachers, but be willing to study for every test. His tests are based on the problems he gives you in your notes so pay attention! He doesnt take roll so people ditch a lot.
Really nice. Extremely helpful. He always makes the extra effort to make sure that you understand the material. Very thorough in his teaching, don't be shy to ask/talk to him.
A pretty good algebra class. There is assigned book work often, but he only requires 12 problems for each section to be turned in. A lot like algebra 2 from high school. The class is boring because he talks a lot and can drag on but it is an easy class as long as you do the homework and study a little for the exams.
Please save yourself from this teacher, he will bore you to death and not explain any work that is done. If you dont know the subject coming in good luck. you will be forced to buy a book that is never used and then purchases two more online books just so you can have a access code THAT IS NOT EVEN WORTH IT!!! Please take any other teacher.
Very good professor. Make sure you do your hw. His tests are based on the hw. Oh and even if you don't want to, attend his activity because he will give you problems to work out that will be similar to the ones on the test. If you are not good at math then for sure you will struggle. That's all I have to say.
he's the best professor ever! he is very honest and gvies everyone what they deserve not like other teachers who give higher grade to hot girls lol . i must say , i learned mostly from book and his homeworks , and I LOVE HIS RUSSIAN ACCENT !
Eh, He's Russian so I guess that was interesting for a day. I should up for class every day unlike 80% of my class; all I can say is I am passing and they're all crying with C'c and D's. I guess all I am trying to say is if you go to class and take the notes, occasionally reference the book, you'll pass the tests.
Class was so boring, left early every day. If you know everything before this class it's really easy.
He will take the time to answer every question that is asked of him, and he is faithful to the schedule on the syllabus. The only problem with that combination is that sometimes he will rush a section and end class late. He is also a very fair grader, gives partial points if you are on the right track trying to answer the problems.
His teaching style very straightforward. He wanted all students to do well and most question on the exam were from the book. Also he collected homework which helped a lot and it was like free 100 points out of 800. The activity class was helpful and mostly short, I loved that. He was always there for his office hours. An a is possible if you try:)
easy to understand. most questions on the tests are from the notes. gives all the answers to the test afterward. final are combined questions from the previous tests throughout semester.
I love his way of teaching. He teaches two sections a day. He goes over the material pretty fast and he doesn't make any big errors. Therefore, it was really easy to focus and have the ideas sink in. He is always 5 to 7 minutes late but it didn't bother me. Exams are straight forward based on lecture and the book. I think he is excellent.
He teaches 2 whole sections per day so he goes kinda fast. His exams are similar to the homework. GO TO THE ACTIVITY, he is helpful in the activity section so always try to go, he will answer questions from the homework. He is usually 5 min late every class. His lectures are sometimes confusing and sometimes does not explain the examples he uses.
Great teacher, attendance not mandatory however highly encouraged. Gives lots of examples, don't be afraid to ask questions during lectures, he will help!! Lecture might go overtime but its worth it. No talking and no electric devices during class! I highly recommend him!
Had him for 123 and 224. Awesome. Tests look a lot like HW and Final comes exactly from tests. 224 is a hard subject, so be prepared to study hard no matter who you get, but Igolnikov does a good job. Accent is easy to understand. Overall great class, would definitely take him again.
Igolnikov was a good math professor. I would definitely take him again. Very clear with what is expected. Test problems are taken from the textbook, so do ALL the homework (even though only 7 problems are turned in for a grade). Throws in a joke here and there to keep it lighthearted. He doesn't show up to office hours a lot, though.
Igolnikov is regularly late to class. He teaches quickly and only mumbles, making it difficult for concepts to be conveyed. It's difficult to understand what he writes on the board. The HW mirrors the exams, at least. In fact the final consists of questions ripped directly from the previous exams. If you're a slow learner, I can't recommend him.
I loved his way of teaching. Such an amazing professor. Goes pretty fast (2 sections per class). Exams are pretty simple if you actually do the homework, Final is taken directly from previous exams. Calc 3 gets harder at the end of the semester so try to get those A's at the beginning, so you aren't crying at the end for getting a C (like me)
Igolnikov, yes, has an accent. Yes, can be hard to understand. However, if you have a decent math background can follow the example you will follow the work he provides on the board. I got an 'A' in 370A after retaking it from Spring. His way of 370A is honestly the best. His Homework is a lot even though you only have to turn in 7 problems.
Prof. Igolnikov always arrives 5 minutes late. Not very good at explaining the concepts, but excellent at going over how to solve a problem, so make sure to go to the activity session if you need help. He gets his exam questions from the homework, so make sure to actually do them. Gives partial credit on exams. Not the best, but not too bad eithe
He comes in late, shuts everyone up and mumbles through a problem and the lesson. He was awkward to interact with and his grading is brutal. 800 points total, 5 hw's (100), 4 test (125 each), and the final (200). I felt that he didn't really teach the subject, he just talked about it. It's about self teaching and it felt like an "online class"
He says that the questions on the exams are straight from the homework but in actuality they are normally the problems he doesn't assign and then he changes the problems so they are a 1000 times harder!! Make sure to get A's on the first 3 exams so that if you do bad on the 4th exam and the final you can still pass.(but he does give partial credit)
I wish I could have taken more classes with this guy - funny and a Ducks fan. He walks everyday to class, so he's always 5-10 min late, and hates the rain. He's super good at math, and his tests are straight from HW, and final is straight from previous tests - I love knowing what's coming
He's a nice guy that loves math to a fault, he can be confusing or strays into a tangent when lecturing but if you ask him direct questions he's crystal clear. Test were straight from the HW (assigns odds but test would be a mix of odd/even) Final is straight from previous tests. Calc 3 is hard but he makes a B totally possible. Would take again.
One of the hardest, if not THE hardest math teachers I have EVER had. He's lectures are not bad, and the homework is decently easy to get a 100% on. No the thing this teacher does is makes the tests hard as can be. He takes thr hardest questions from the textbook and makes them harder on the exam. The final itself was incredibly hard as well.
test, quizzes, and hw is fair. not to hard. Test will have one hard questions that determines an A to a B. the final was a different story. Half the questions were hard. You will need the whole time to finished the final. Fair grader as long as there is Math logic within your step. Dont just write stuff down.
He's a nice guy and a little funny at times. A little hard to listen at times with his accent but it's not that bad. His quizzes are based on hardest questions from homework and you will not be allowed to use a calculator which sucks because some answers to the quizzes will be in either big numbers or fractions.
Professor was GREAT! He was strict with having your devices out, or talking in class, but he knew his stuff. His English wasn't all that great, however, he was still able to get the lesson through and he was able to explain everything to the T. I would take him again if I had a chance.
He tries to make class fun
Took his Math 60 class at Cerritos college. He Is not a bad professor and tries to be funny. The only problem is that he speaks too fast at timed and that plus the accent makes understanding him a little harder but I mean, you just need to pay attention. DO YOUR HOMEWORK and you will pass the class.
Calc 3 is a difficult class, as are most classes, but professor mark explains concepts well. He does a lot of examples that make the homework easy. His tests were of average difficulty, and he writes the solutions to mistakes, not just the answers. The final has questions from all the previous exams, which is great.
Professor Igolnikov is a really nice guy who knows his stuff. However, he can be pretty strict, and doesn't budget his time well. He rushes through the harder sections of the year, and has really difficult tests toward the latter part of the course. The HW is easy(he doesn't actually check it), and he gives partial credit on the exams.
Hard class but as long as you go to lecture and do the homework, you should pass. Exams are homework heavy. His accent isn't too hard to understand. Try to do well on the first two exams to help with the second half of the class because it gets significantly harder. This class definitely requires a lot of effort, but is doable.
He is a funny guy, explains the concepts well. Gives out decent amount of hw and all are due the class before the exam. Test isn't too difficult. Mainly questions from hw/note but with numbers modified. He goes over the exam in class and correct your mistakes on your test paper.
great professor. dont skip activity periods he will take the time to work out the hw with you which is what the tests are based on. the final is made up mainly from the last test which makes for a nice end to the semester esp in a difficult class
His exams are combination of the some even numbers of the book & the problems that he gives in class during the lecture and the activity. 65% is a C, 75% is a B, & 85% is an A. High Recommended for Calc 2. I wished that he taught AP Calc A/B and B/C back at West. I got the pdf for calc 1. If he teaches calc 2, im down to take him again for MATH 123
As long as you go to class and do the homework you should be fine, and ask questions at the start of class!!! He works the problems for you.
I did fine in Calc1, and I'm not that great at math. He'll go over similar questions (or give hints) for the problems on the exams, so I recommend going to lecture and activity (take thorough notes)! I only had to study his notes, and the webassign problems he assigned. He's strict on being quiet in class (no phones), but he's a good professor!
Goes over problems you as about, Gives good lectures on whiteboard instead of power points.
After failing 370A with a different professor, I'll say Igolnikov has one of the best ways of teaching. He is direct, organized, and will work out the problems thoroughly. I started off strong then did poorly on the 3rd and 4th midterms. The final consisted of 3/5 new material and 2/5 previous exam problems. Tests are fair. Don't slack to get an A!
Professor Igolnikov was one of the best math professors/teachers I've had. I feel like I learned more in calc 3 than I did in calc 1 and calc 2 combined. He explains everything well and really helps when you come to office hours. He gives a lot of partial credit, but make sure to do lots of practice problems! I recommend taking him if you can.
Regardless of prof, Calc3 is hard. He assigns tons of homework (30-40) weekly, quiz every other friday. 4 exams + final. Generous with partial credit. Says he picks hw qs for exams but not all the time. Basically, know how to do all the hw problems and you'll get an A for sure (he just modifies numbers). No laptops, no talking, no phones. No curve.
Very lecture heavy and reads straight from textbook, so it can be very boring. skips a few calc concepts. tests are based on lecture and activity problems. webassign sometimes has different stuff that wasnt mentioned in lecture. sometimes he try to make jokes. hates talkers and no electronics. expects u to do hw the same day as lesson was taught.
To pass you'll need to study, do homework, and pass the exam. Lectures are straight from the book, but attendance is still mandatory since SYW is due in class. For hw, just start on it early, and try to get as many points as you can. Tough grader when it comes to the tests, but gives good feedback. The way he calculate your grade is super weird.
He moves very fast, teaches right from the book. Was always a few minutes late to class, lectures went over time. Accent was a bit hard to understand and monotone, I found myself zoning out a lot. 4 exams, 1 final. Activity wasn't mandatory. Spent time in the beginning of class going over hw (he assigns a lot) Although there's a curve, 65% C
-Point-grading on exams are lenient -7 hw probs per section but always gives 10 pts regardless of correctness -Questions answered well if they're not verbose -Illegible feedback on exams -Tiring lectures b/c no class participation -Bad 3D-shape drawing -Some optional activity sessions for asking q's on hw, but highly recommended to support lectures
Professor Igolnikov is pretty straight-forward, and it's easy to follow his lectures. You basically just have to show up every Monday to turn in the Show My Work Assignments; other than that, he doesn't take attendance. Cumulative final was super easy because the majority of the problems were the exact questions from the previous exams.
He moves quick throughout lectures. Given that he moves quick in class, he doesnt cover the problems youll see in the homework. He also assigns a lot of homework. I would be wary of choosing him as a professor.
NOT AN EASY A. His exams get harder as the semester goes on & the problems look nothing like the hw. Little class participation because he is very strict. He will raise his voice too, not joking. No talking AT ALL if it's not with him. I would advise people to stay away. He does curve but that's not worth taking him for any class.
Very helpful! material is hard but he explains well if doubt. 3 exams, questions come from class notes & activity mostly. Final is half questions from pervious test. Easy to pass calc2 with him because a C is a 65% !
DO NOT TAKE THIS PROFESSOR. I took his math 122 class, and gosh do I hate it. No one is allowed to speak, mumble, or make any kind of sound in his class unless you are asking a question. He has a bit of an accent, which paired with his fast lectures, is a grade killer. He isn't mean or rude, but his class is a nightmare. Oh and his grading sucks.
. I didnt understand a single thing in class, however if you just YouTube the lesson , its super easy. Exam Questions are similar to your notebook examples. He grades very fair. On the test as long as your work demonstrates you were on the right path hell give you 95% of the points on the test. Easy A, just do the webassign and YouTube!! GL
I have taken many math classes with difficult teachers and passed with good grades. For him, teaching is optional. He does not care about his students actually learning mathematics, he cares more about doing the bare minimum. I have had bad professors before, but none of them come even within the realms of being as poor as a professor as he was.
I got more understanding of the math from the book, the work-along problems in the homework, and outside videos from Khan Academy and the such. His lectures are good if you know part of the material anyways, which often times, you don't. It's good to go back and watch his lecture recordings though. Study enough, and the tests aren't hard.
In my opinion he wasn't that bad compared to what people said, main issue was his internet connection. Make sure you ask questions, many people didn't show up or ask questions about homework and did bad on the 3 midterms there are. Don't procrastinate on homework, do it and then ask questions on problems you had, he wants you to ask questions.
He cares more about getting through the material on time than having his students actually understand the material. From the 3rd week and on I watched professor Leonard's videos on youtube and passed the class with an A. No partial credit on WebAssign tests, but you get two attempts. The homework is extremely tedious. More of a self-taught course.
Clearly cares that the students are learning the material, what made this class really hard is the fact that it was online and that he had a really bad connection. Probably better in person, but online I would not reccomend it.
This professor will not teach you anything in class, most older reviews were about his teaching online which is completely different when I took him in person, he does not teach anything in classm goes over 3-4 chapters in 1 week out of like 20 total in the semester, about 25-30 pages in homework due before every exam, and the exams are from mars.
If you do the homework you will pass the class. Exams are extremely similar to the homework he doesn't throw any curveball. He also gives generous partial credit. He teaches the material well as well as will help solve homework problems at the beginning of the lecture.
I couldn't hear him in the beginning because the AC was loud, but he is a pretty good professor and his methods are better and quicker than ones I found online. Lots of homework, but it is extremely important to do it as the exams are similar. He is very generous with partial credit, and will do any problem you ask him in the beginning of class.
Horrible lectures, he only goes over the bare minimum for each chapter, thus your ability to self-study (or spend time learning from tutors) is being tested in this course. He posted 0 resources on canvas only the syllabus. Hand-written homework for each chapter (que. from the textbook). 4 midterms hw and final. Hw is 12.5%, Final is 25%.
Don't take him. He teaches 2 topics per lecture (4 lectures a week) & goes extremely fast. Lectures are based on textbook but the book is hard to understand on it's own. When he goes over examples, he doesn't explain what he's doing he just does it & expects you to know what he's doing. You'll be relying on youtube videos to succeed in this class.
He is monotone and goes over only a couple problems during his classes, then surprises you with much more difficult problems in the homework and on tests.However he does try to make sure the class understands before moving on, and encourages people to ask questions. Attendance isn't mandatory unless you're turning in show my work on Thursdays.
very good
Good professor overall. Most of the exam material is based on lectures and syw. Final is just exact questions off of the other three exams and some new material which makes it easy. Passing grade is also a 65% which is great. However, In class he is very strict about talking and phones.
show up take notes, study before the exam, do the homework, and you'll be fine
Generally a good professor as he encourages questions revolving around homework problems to make you understand the material before moving on. Be prepared to study some material on your own as some of his lectures aren't sufficient enough for one to fully get the whole material. Form study groups amongst those in class to really learn the materials
The professor is strict in class, but the material is manageable with the help of the textbook and resources like Unstuckstudy. Final exam is straightforward if you stay on top of the coursework.
Strict about no phone/talking in lecture but made jokes in class. Tests are very straightforward/easy if you know the material, and he gives a LOT of partial credit. Tons of webassign hw that doesn't help on tests, gpt the answers, and spend the time doing textbook problems. lecture not mandatory but go to see his guidelines for tests, helps a lot!
This professor was great. Attending his lectures and activities is very useful. He asks you to ask questions about the homework so take advantage of it because he will go over it. For the last 2 exams he gives practice exams which are practically the same. Don't be on your phone in class he is very clear on that he hates when people use phones.
Good lecturer, DO NOT let your phone ring or talk over him because he will get mad lol, but its because theres a lot to cover and he wants to make sure everyone hears. Also get ready for a LOT of homework, online and offline, which he goes over to let you ask questions during class which is extreeemely helpful. Also NO unexcused absences allowed !!
For calc 3, he isn't easy (because calc 3 is really hard and a lot to cover in general) but he is clear with what he teaches and he responds really well to questions. He also curves grades 5%, so 85 is A, 75 is B, etc. If you're going to skip classes then don't take him, its extremely hard to learn. Hw is harder than tests, use gpt to explain
He doesn't like to use any form of technology, even phones he won't use. You will have to physically find him either in his office or class to talk to him about anything. Tests are all based on chapters and he does give out practice tests that do reflect the actual test but only half way through the year if your class is struggling enough.
May seem quiet annoying in the first few days of class, repeatedly says "be quiet" or "put phones away" during class and does not even allow you to talk to peers. He himself does not even know how to do the online software problems so good luck figuring them out by yourself. Just do the practice problems, show him your work and head out of class.
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