He is perfect! Knows his stuff well and cares about you. His lectures were amazing and he is very funny. He makes sure you work for your grade which is a very positive thing for a graduate level course.

he is very helpful when I need. but except that, everything's horrible. he speaks too fast and tries to be funny but he isn't. tests are so tough and assignments are tougher. wouldn't take his class. NEVER.

Made an 8:30am class enjoyable. HWs are harder than the tests IMO. Two exams, HWs, and one term paper. Explains the material really well and answers any questions that you may have. Should go to class as attendance is sometimes counted. Overall, a great professor and a worthwhile class. He even baked cookies for one of the lectures.

He is a good instructor, and he makes things so interesting and attractive.

Prof Matt was super helpful and approachable. His lectures was insteresting and clearly showed the test materials. The final grade was mostly depended on your quizzes. Quizzes were conceptual based so study and do homeworks. Go to find TA or Prof Matt if you have any question.

I absolutely loved Matt! He answers emails and BB posts almost immediately, gives you the rubric for your term paper way ahead of time, and definitely grades fairly. He wants you to do well, not for his sake but for your own. He was funny, lively, and loves class participation. He even brought us candy and cookies around the holidays! Great guy.

Matt is a very good professor. The complaints are likely just coming from bad students. His lectures are very engaging, and he's extremely charismatic and smart. His course is also designed really well with interesting challenge problems and a forgiving grading structure. You won't find a better Calc 3 instructor at SBU imo.

Put the time in and this is a valuable course.

This is a challenging course, but as long as you put the work in you will be okay. Seek out help if needed; it is readily available. One of the better professors at Stony Brook.

One of the best math professors I've had. Reuter is very smart and good at simplifying problems. His office hours are inviting and he truly wants to see everyone do good in this course. His lectures are helpful and he keeps it entertaining. Homework is heavy at times but its necessary for such hard topics. All in all , great class.

Matt is one of the best math teachers I've ever had specifically because of his engaging, in-depth lectures. He is sure to delve deeply into a concept and gives ample opportunity for reviewing the material outside of the class through homework and challenge problems. He expects you to work hard and honestly but it is certainly worth it.

Bro, I did not show up once to this guys lectures unless we had a quiz. Super easy class if you know how to use Echo.

One of my favorite professors at Stony. He's funny and caring and a good lecturer. It's a tough class, but if you go to lecture and try throughout the semester, you'll be fine. Also, if you mess up on a midterm, he gives back credit if you do well on that unit's section in the final.

He's the best math professor I have seen so far, but he's class is also challenge. Be prepared to do lots of homework and studies outside of class. I learned a lot from his lectures. Great choice if you want to challenge yourself.

Really good teacher, cares about his students learning and understanding the material. The course is tough and expects you to put in the work. If you don't , you will not do good on the exams plain and simple.

Great lectures, fair homework, good pacing

the class itself is hard but reuter is a very good professor. every midterm so far has been "not too easy but not too hard" and are generally fair while being relative to everything he's taught in class. nice, always accessible, but very stern when it comes to cheating. a student was writing after the test ended and he lost 20 points.

He explains concepts very well in his lectures. However, his hw is hard and very time consuming and frustrating. His tests are a big part of the grade and they are manageable if you practice the hard hw questions and practice tests. You will come out of this class with a very strong understanding of calc3 concepts.

Mind blowing lectures and phenomenal speaker. Those who are willing to put in the extra effort, will do well in the class. This is not an easy class by any means, most people struggle and drop the course. Reuter prepares you. Just have to study your ass off. Practice exams are not enough, learn and re-learn. A little bit of sweat goes a long way.

the class is notoriously difficult and Reuter confirms this, but does his absolute best to prepare the material for you in a way for it to be understandable. very honest and caring and is always willing to explain whatever is being taught. homework/exams are pretty difficult but it all fair game under whatever is gone over in class. DONT CHEGG

Reuter is a great guy. You will for sure learn. His class though is super hard. SOOOO many people fail and drop out of the class. He will mention this in class. He even noted something on this site, see the professor note. He is a great guy though, and an awesome professor, but take everyone's warning, the class is NOT easy in any way. DONT CHEAT!!

Very clear explanation about Mutivariable Calculus.

Great lectures. Amazing professor. You will work for your A.

Listen, he is a cool guy. Will never laugh more in a math class but this class is hard. Homeworks are long. He has challenge problems, which are challenging. He will report you for academic dishonesty, do not test that. Class can be followed generally BUT TESTS ARE HARD. hard. He did jump on a desk though, that was good.

Came to class for the jokes, learned some Calc 3 as well. Go to his office hours, youll gain a worthwhile philosophical knowledge.

Honestly one of the best profs Ive had. Calc 3 is notoriously hard, and I think he does a pretty good job teaching it. GO TO CLASS AND PAY ATTENTION. Also dont cheat or use chegg, guy takes it very seriously and you will 100% get caught. You can definitely get an A though if you try.

It's a very challenging class. Go to recitation, read the textbook, go to office hours, make plenty of time available for the homeworks. I think it's advisable to take this class when you don't have too much on your schedule. It can get overwhelming. Matthew is a great professor who will reward hard work, though.

Professor Reuter is a really energetic guy he genuinely enjoys teaching and is willing to engage with students. His homeworks can get frustrating but he is really helpful during office hours and is willing to answer questions. The tests are also usually hard but the median score is a B.

Prof. Reuter is a very good professor. He gives justice to every student who attends class and completes his/her work sincerely. Though he is strict about academic integrity tests are not very difficult. Lectures are fun and you can never get bored of them!

AMS261 was probably my favorite class this semester. The class is definitely difficult, but Reuter does his best to make the lectures as interesting as possible. His jokes were not always funny, but it kept the class interesting. His tests are very fair, but you really need to do homework and study a lot for them.

As someone who has a PhD in terrible Stony Brook professors, Reuter is not one of them. He takes tough calc 3 concepts and turns them into calc 1 and calc 2 problems. He's also someone who gives fun and entertaining lectures. Go to class, do the HW, don't cheat and you'll do fine.

This class is hard but in no way does it get harder because of his teaching. He's very good at explaining concepts and tries his best to keep his lectures engaging. For the love of god please have common sense and do not cheat. Man will hunt you down

This guy is a great professor. Extremely helpful when answering questions, you can tell he really cares about making sure you understand the material. His dry humor gets me through the lectures.

This is by far the most interesting and well structured class I have taken at SBU. Lectures are helpful and quizzes are fair. The professor replies to emails within minutes and clearly cares about his students and their grades. The clearly intelligent professor makes sure to inform and teach about how difficult concepts apply to the real world.

This guy is a legend. Although he does give quite difficult homework assignments, they are significantly easier than his quizzes, making you very prepared to take his quizzes when the time homes. His lectures are very very very clear and straight to the point and also are very well structured and paced. He explains thoroughly and even makes jokes.

My professor for online AMS-151 course, wonderful professor. My grade was based on 11 homeworks(1 week to complete each), and 5 quizzes. The final was optional. He tries to be funny and cares for students. Method of grading makes up for strict no cheating policies, even if you get low scores, don't cheat. Difficult for me cus calc is hard. :)!

Professor Reuter was a very good lecturer especially for an online class which I usually have a lot of trouble paying attention in he was passionate and knowledgable about the subject so that definitely helped The homeworks were pretty long and challenging but the quizzes were really easy and shortThe term paper wasn't bad Overall manageable course

I enjoyed his class and his lectures were straight forward. He was also easy to get ahold of if I had problems or questions.

Matt was a good professor who answered any questions the kids had throughout the lecture. He made decisions based on student responses in terms of extending the deadline for homework. His quizzes are sometimes too hard compared to practice questions. It's really a hit or miss for the quizzes because the average is around 27-34 out of 50.

Professor Reuter is one of the best professors I have ever had. He is very difficult and challenging, but he really cares about the students. Many professors only care about the paycheck and the research, but Reuter is there for the students. It will not be an easy class, but he will make sure he takes the time for you to learn the material.

Prof. Reuter is a very nice professor. He is very friendly to students after the lecture is finished and explains material well during the lecture. I strongly recommend enrolling lectures with Prof. Reuter, he is definitely one of the nicer professors I have been with.

He does talk very fast, but everything is explained really well. I don't come to lecture because of this, but I do watch the recorded lectures when they're posted, and with minimal studying, I'm doing really really well. I am talking an easy class, but I would absolutely take another class of his.

There are quizzes every week, but they have only four questions and are very easy as long as you attend the lectures or watch the Zoom recordings of the lectures. His explanations were good and had lots of visuals. He did not overcomplicate any concepts. The homework had some supplemental reading but were short reads.

ams 103 was soooo light. quizzes and exams were online w respondus, and all homework he gave out was just busy work. he emailed me asking for me to TA for spring sem but i did not enjoy the class enough to do allat. he says that attendance is taken periodically but i honestly don't think he ever took attendance. PLUS all lectures are recorded

Biweekly open-note quizzes. Grading for final grade is very lenient. Uses flipped classroom, classtime is used as kind of recitation with 2 classes used with a 3rd one only taking place in case of cancellation. Homeworks have practically unlimited attempts on webassign. Took him Spring 2024. 12 HWs, 6 quizzes, no midterm, optional final.

Incredibly informative videos, you don't have to go to his lectures, just watch them and take notes. He has bi-weekly quizzes on Wednesdays that are open note instead of big exams, so it's much easier to keep up with. If you are satisfied with your grade by the end of the semester the final is optional.