extremely organized and effective teacher. Hard homework and hard tests.

I thought he was a nice guy. He always hands stuff back on time. Ver y orgnaized and a great teacher. Explains math in a way anyone could understand.

good guy.

Very good teacher. Makes the subject very easy if you go to every class. Organized, passes stuff back very quickly. easy to ace the class if you payattention, otherwise your ****ed

Excellent teacher. He explains the material in a way thats easy to understand, encourages extra help in his office, hands papers back quickly. Very organized and neat. Tests are very very similar to the homework so do the homework.

Awesome teacher. Very clear. 100x better than Luce or tascione. If you want someone that can actually teach, take Radin.

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Best teacher I have had at RIT. Concise, thorough, and very easy to follow. Exams are always straight forward. If you do the homework and workshops, you should get an easy A.

Very good teacher, just do your work, it's a lot and it only gets more difficult, but he's always there to help and explain.... takes FOREVER writing examples on the board, so if you don't get it, you have no excuse

very good professor. Although sometime is lecture make me fall asleep. BUt he very easy and very help ful in explaining the material. He did his example very slow. So, it is your fault if you still can't get the material. RECOMMEND TO PAY ATTENTION IN CLASS... OTHERWISE YOU MIGHT LOST... I like him, but only i wish he could move a lil bit quic

this guy can make a speed head fall asleep, DO NOT TAKE any class he teaches before noon!! Other than that he's an awsome professor

Highly reccomend this professor. Awesome job of teaching the materials and trying to make sure you understand. Workshop experiances were worth it. to get a A, attend all classes and workshops. Also study well! fun professor too laid back

Great class with a great teacher.

Good teacher, very strict but explains all steps of the problems. Tests are based on HW but he's a very tough grader and takes points off for things not done his way. Still recommend him because you actually learn a lot in his class.

He is a great teacher, however he gives ALOT of homework and he is very strict. His tests are also the real deal, hard stuff; you must study for quite awhile to do well on his tests. Despite this he will teach you well, and you will learn if you put effort in. If you are willing to work sometimes 6 hours on homework, he's your teacher.

amazing professor, helpful and does teaches well. I have no idea what the other reviewer in Calc D is saying about, This guy does really helps a lot and answers in class questions. I wouldnt have got though this with a B without his help at all. props to him

He is very strict, but if you do the work you'll learn a lot and get a good grade. Definitely worth taking if you're not too good at math. He pushes you.

One of the best math professors at RIT. Too bad he's not a Physics professor there as well because he would be the best physics one as well. I understood the concept of integrating work in his Calc class while was highly confused in Physics. He's very helpful and almost always available. He's sends out email regarding tests, office hours and HW.

Best professor I have had here at RIT. This man cares about his students more than any professor I've had. I highly recommend Radin.

He is a great teacher. Always looking to help you out and his lessons are crystal clear.

Will not answer questions in class. Everything *must* be done his way (showing every step). Good class if you aren't a math major. The homework and workshops are redundant and he can spend 15 minutes on a problem. Recommend if you are bad at math, like tons of repeat homework, and non-english professors.

He is the BEST math teacher at this school! He is very clear on the material he teaches. He gives homework weekly, but its normally easy questions. If you do the work you will get an A, no doubt.

Great teacher! Radin has very specific techniques that he wants his students to follow, but he explains them with crystal clarity and gives plenty of examples. Also, he is an extremely generous grader.He can make you understand what's going on. Even if you aren't the best math student in the world.

I'll admit I was a tad freaked out when I first met him. I answered one question and he expected me to answer every single one after that. Even so, he grew on me. He's an EXTREMELY generous grader and really tries to cram the material in your head. If you can't get an A in this class, you must be braindead.

without a doubt the best teacher i have ever had! his lessons are clear and he makes the material very easy to understand. Dr. Radin is very dedicated to his job as well as his students. he is always eager and happy to help you if you don't understand something. he really got me interested in math, they should make him head of the department!

He was a great professor. I only took one quarter with him, but it was because he helped me test out of the class. He was very helpful and was very easy to approach with questions.

Kind of a love/hate relationship. Workshops are long and a lot of work, but you'll quickly realize that you're learning a lot more than you would with a more laid back teacher. He does have a bit of an accent, but understands the material very well. Grading is based on how much work you show, not on correctness. VERY easy to do well.

Radin is an excellent professor who explains everything very clearly, but his attitude can make the class completely unbearable. He seems to have the mentality of many HS teachers -- "You owe me something. I'm not here for you, you are here for me." You will learn a ton in his class, but not without incredible frustration with his attitude.

I had him 3x. Great professor, there's a lot of work but it pays off in the end. A bit of an attitude, but I think he notices it sometimes and tries to play it off as being humorous. The accent it a little thick, but it's nothing that the notes won't clear up. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! The best Math Professor at RIT. I wish he was a Physics Prof. as well

Dr. Radin is THE BEST math prof. at RIT. His lectures are crystal clear.Workshops are easy as most of the questions are repetitive questions.His tests are fair and easy as the questions are from the workshops. All the workshops are not due until Week 6. Bonus pts on tests for neat work. U wont need 2 go 2 his office hours/extra help if you do wrksh

good prof has some attitude but hes very good, easy A

Dr. Radin is undoubtedly the best professor I have personally had the privilege of learning from. His devotion to the academic advancement of his students goes without saying, and his techniques are clean cut and well organized. I would without hesitation try to be under his instruction.

Hes awesome

This guys awesome. He has such a contagious personality. Very nice guy you cant hate him. He has an accent but clear enough with explanations that its negligible. Strict but hes upfront about his rules all the time. Grading is very forgiving and all questions on tests are from the weekly workshops. DONT FALL BEHIND ON THE WORKSHOPS! He checks!

Dr. Radin is not only a great teacher but an awesome guy. Can be funny at times. The test questions come DIRECTLY from the workshops so study them and you'll be fine. Great grader looks to help you out and give you points. Attend all classes and be respectful to his rules and you'll be fine. One of RIT's best!

Great Professor. Best Calculus Professor that I have been taught by. His teaching methods stress practice. Staying on task is key. Not that hard to do so in his class.

One of the smartest professors I've ever met, not only does he have his doctorate in Mathematics but he also has a masters in Mechanical Engineering. Really knows his stuff and how it applies to real world situations. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

Very organized and straight forward. If you are worried about not understanding calculus, take his class. While it may be a lot of work, you will come out knowing calculus better than anyone else. He is very fair grading hw and tests. If you skip class, come late, or give him additude hes not going to like you, and therefore he will not curve youup

Honestly Dr. Radin is as great an instructor as a come. Clear lectures. Organized. Fair. He expects all of his students to seek him if they are stuck because he is very thorough with all of his material. If I could take him for all of my math classes I would. With out 100% effort there is no success in his class. You will have learned so much!!

One of the most rewarding professors you could have. If you put the effort in to his class, he'll put the effort into making sure you get it. It's always reassuring to have him on my schedule.

Dr. Radin is definitely the best professor I've had. He is extremely clear when it comes to lectures, due dates, tests, and expectations. He really cares about his students and will get on your case if you've been missing class and/or haven't turned in homework. He always sends out email reminders about upcoming tests, assignments, etc.

Dr. Radin was one of the best teachers I have ever had. He can be slightly stubborn at times, however, he is always willing to help and accommodate anyone. I definitely recommend.

His teaching style is very clear. He uses a lot of examples so that you really understand, and the tests are quite easy if you do the workshop packets he gives. Definitely should take him.

He is an amazing professor and he will very quickly set you on the correct path on a problem if you ask him. He does expect communication if you are about to miss a class.

One of the BEST. He'll frequently go over multiple sample problems to pound in your head exactly what you need to know. The numerous worksheets can be frustrating but he lets you choose which one's to turn in. He is very clear and concise with what needs to be explained in order to pass the class, but more importantly understand the material.

Great professor. He really cares about his students and will go the extra mile to help you if you ask. He's very humble and kind and overall a great person. He gives out a lot of worksheets to do, but there is definitely enough time to do them if you plan accordingly.

Great teacher, humble, cares for the success of his students, and will do his best in giving you the highest grade possible if you show him that you are trying

Radin is a great professor. He will help you as much as possible during office hours and workshop. He goes pretty fast during lectures but always gives you a chance to ask questions. Attendance is required. Overall, I would definitely recommend him.

Lots of homework, great guy, super hot.

Amazing professor take him if you can no questions asked

Probably the best professor I've had while at RIT.

Extremely fair tests: either exact HW questions, or something very similar. Final exam is entirely made of test questions from your semester. Put the effort into HW, it's 100% worth it! *PRO TIP: Radin will grade your HW early @office hours, but if you ask him to CHECK IT OVER, he'll show you what you did wrong and let you fix it before grading it

He truly cares about his job and the students. He offers as much help as possible. Very fair grading system if you at least put in a decent amount of work.

Good Professor, just do what you're supposed to and you will get an A. Decent amount of work and fair grader. His tests are open notes. One homework a week.

Very good professor! Provides a LOT of office hours and support outside of class. Vector calculus is difficult, but he will help you if you ask. He moves really fast, but will stop to emphasize important points. Can't go wrong here. Don't wear headphones in his class or he'll get mad

Available all of the time for students. His tests were exact questions from the homework and the final was exact questions from the 4 tests. Lowest test is dropped and 3/13 homeworks are dropped. Radin is over-clear sometimes. He'll tell you when you are wrong and is strict with algebra mistakes. Wants students to do well. Use his office hours!

Hes a great professor who really cares about his students. At first he might seem a bit odd but you will grow to like him (hopefully).

Has a lot of office hours for his students. His 4 tests were exact questions from the homework. The lowest test is dropped and 2/12 homeworks are dropped. Radin is very clear during his lectures and an excellent math professor. His office hours are so helpful when I was stuck on homework assignments. I would definitely recommend Radin!

He is very good at teaching calculus. Has a lot of office hours to get help and is happy to help you. Obviously wants you to succeed. You should show up for every class but if you don't he posts the notes online for you to catch up. Will let you move up the final if you need to. Really cares for you and wants you to learn.

Good professor for Multivar. However, I wish we got a bit more technical, had a bit more calculus review beforehand, and had a review of substance before the final. Otherwise, a solid choice. Better than the other profs that teach the class at least. Office hours are helpful. Occasionally comes off as condescending though.

Great Professor highly recommend his class.

I've taken had two classes with Professor Radin Multivar and Vec Calc then Complex Variables. I was confused at first in Multivar, but I think that had more to do with the material then his teaching. He's very willing to answer students questions during class, which is quite helpful. He is somewhat of a harsh grader on tests.

Dr. Radin is a super nice guy, and he is very accessible outside of class, you just have to shoot him an email. He is very flexible with HW deadlines and genuinely wants you to succeed. Also, grading for tests and HWs is super quick. As some other posts said, he comes down hard on algebra errors but he is super receptive to questions come up.

I took Complex Analysis with Dr. Radin. Great professor, gave clear, concise notes with tons of examples and many homework assignments. Exams were basically reiterations of homework so if you do well on assignments, tests are a breeze. He also allowed corrections on homework so with hard work, it's easy to do well in this course. Awesome professor!

Made learning Complex Variables fun, I really enjoyed this class and professor. A wonderful learning experience for a calculus class.

I was getting a D 3 weeks into this course, but professor radin is the only professor who has ever seen me doing poorly, and reached out to me via email to discuss the trouble i was having in the course, and the fact i ended up with an A in the course in the end should tell you all you need to know

He is a very smart professor, but his long online lectures can be very boring. Intrinsically motivated students will find him to be an amazing professor who is easy to reach and extremely flexible, but it can be very easy to fall behind. Sometimes comprehending content can be difficult due to his slight accent combined with a poor microphone.

Discrete Math was a rough course but Dr. Radin made it very doable. Admittedly his lectures were boring sometimes, but he always has his notes & recordings of the zoom sessions available on MyCourses. His grading was phenomenal. I would get homework assignments back from him quite literally in minutes, and with helpful feedback. (GOAT RADIN)

I hate online classes and long lectures, so I definitely had struggle points in this class, but Professor Radin is very knowledgeable and wants to see his students succeed. The lectures can be hard to follow but if you need help, go to him and you will get it! Grades super fast and gives feedback so you always know how you're doing. Great prof!

You know this class is intriguing when someone says "OK" like a child voice actor. Dr. Radin, notable for teaching Discrete Math, has taught me that it is "okay" to make mistakes and is very helpful after class. His notes are always available in myCourses and his Zoom Lecture Recordings, but be aware some of his notes aren't clear for some homework

I had Dr. Radin for Calc 2 and it was great. His class is online but he was great at making use of it. The tests could be considered difficult but they were definitely fair. (Decently similar to what we did in class). He was great at simplifying the difficult topics. Made it 10x easier than calc 1 for me at least. 100% would take again.

Radin was an amazing professor. He gave great feedback on each homework assignment and even exams on questions you got wrong. You take four exams in total (not including the final) and the lowest exam is dropped. The online lectures were helpful and he posts each zoom meeting so you won't be behind. Definitely recommend Radin as a professor!

Dr. Radin is a great Prof! His feedback in assignments are helpful, and he's always encouraging students to ask questions.

Best Calc prof I could have had. Always encourages questions, gives good feedback through email (Its obvious a majority of his emails are copy and pasted) Offers every form of outside communication (email, zoom, phone call). Lowest test is dropped along with 2 lowest HW's. Homeworks are hard, but managable with practice. (similar to tests)

Tests are less than 8 questions, usually being around 6 questions. Homework is much the same, but with corrections available. Classes are held both in-person and over Zoom with a virtual whiteboard available. Questions cannot be asked over Zoom, but Professor Radin is easy to contact, with cell number inside the syllabus and encouraged to use.

Professor Radin is great - provides helpful feedback and encourages questions. The online lectures were useful, and Unstuck AI alongside the course materials helped me stay on top of the content.