he is too smart to be teaching lower level math classes, and you can tell its hard for him, but he is always helpful and does stuff to boost your grades in the end

Everyone says he's impossible, but I think he's an AWESOME teacher who really cares. People who fail are just lazy.

I learned more from this man faster than I ever thought possible.

His classes are difficult, and I had to self-teach most of the time.

Rogers may be a little different, but pure mathematics (reading Aristotle and Euclid, writing papers, doing proofs), is a good math GER. The work isn't easy (I got a B), but it sure beats calculus.

I've heard he's bad for calc, but for theory-based classes he's really, really amazing. Like, I'm an Eng major and could follow him fine. Crazy brilliant.

I'm terrible at math and I think he's an ok teacher. I would recommend taking the class during the year instead of the summer (i took it over the summer) so that you can spend more time with everything. He's not as bad as people will make him out to be. His tests were short and relatively simple.

Dr. Rogers is my favorite professor on campus!! I have him for Math 211 and 250. He is REALLY APPROACHABLE, and he has a great personality. He likes to say hi and have conversation with students. Also, he is EXTREMELY SMART. People don't like him because sometimes it's hard to follow him on class. But it's really helpful to ask him after class.

Terrible, terrible, terrible. I struggled in this class, the book doesn't help neither does the examples; always making mistakes, but super helpful when u ask go to office hours better than dr conciceao. He wants u to succeed Tries to make jokes but doesnt really

He was a really nice guy, but it takes time to get used to his teachings and tests.I got a really bad grade on my first exam, but just do his reviews and it totally helps. (I didn't do the review for the first test!)I guarantee that ur grade is gonna be really bad at first, but it's definitely gonna be a positive slope going up.Just don't give up!!

He is extremely smart and nice!! I love him! And I notice that people who complain are always from the lower level classes, and sorry guys.. he loves challenge and those "fun problems" may freak you out but ! if you really want to do math, take his class!

Very nice guy and very helpful, but he moves very quickly in class. In order to get an A you need to spend 2 hours every day and go to his office hours. He is really nice and is always wanting to help.

The class is relatively hard, but Dr. Rogers is very helpful and understanding. Don't be discouraged by low test scores, just be sure to make use of his office hours. If you put in the effort, he'll curve your grade substantially at the end.

His class seems IMPOSSIBLE but if you reeeally try by doing HW he'll do fine. He puts the really hard hw problems on the tests...his final was nearly impossible though lol. I ended up with a B-, my friends got between A- and B+, he's a really nice guy and wants to help you. Go to his office hours and put in the work!

First I'd like to start by saying Dr. Rogers is a genius. He literally knows everything about everything. Stats with him was super easy. He was very clear about what he wanted us to know and what he didn't. The typed notes he put on the blog were extremely helpful and essentially were the test. If you have an option, take him.

Dr. Rogers is an awesome teacher/person. He is fair but if you come in and ask questions, he will see that you're putting in the efforts and will help your grade at the end. He was such an inspiration to me. Just make sure you keep up(do well on quizzes) and the tests wont be too hard. Don't me intimidated by him either!He is willing to help you.

He is REALLY smart and know a lot things about physics and computer. I learnt the course material almost all by myself, but he actually taught me a lot about methodology and a way to think about mathematics. Also he is really nice to his students and very accessible.

Dr. Rogers was the absolute BEST professor I have ever taken. I actually had him for 4 semesters. He is a genius and only wants his students to thrive! If it weren't for him, I would have never become a math major! He's a life changer and the absolute best professor you could ever have!

I love Rogers. Nothing better than Rogers' s class! I love calculus 112!!! His smile is full of sunshine of wisdom.

Dr. Rogers is a tough professor, but one of the best I've had in college. If you show him that you pay attention in class and visit his office hours, he will grade your tests much easier than the rest of the class. He is kind, hilarious, and one of the smartest people I have ever met. DO NOT take him if you aren't a hard worker.

Good professor. Willing to help you outside of the class. He is nearly always there when you need his help.

You gotta go to lecture if you have any hope of surviving this course. There are online resources to help you out if you need, but for pretty much all of the concepts I had a tough time with, I understood them a lot better once I saw Dr. Rogers approach them in class. Tests are really hard, but he'll give you problem sets so you know what to expect

He wants to help his students, he's just really awkward. You have to go to him if you want help, and he is VERY understanding when you don't get it. He goes quickly in class but will slow down if asked. When you get help from him, he is good about explaining and walking through the problem. ASK FOR HELP IF YOU NEED IT.

This review may be a little late (20 years late to be exact), but he is one of the handful of math profs that I still remember, in a good way. He is a major reason why I have my PhD today. I remember his course to be one of the most challenging, especially homework problems. But that was part of the fun. Great prof. Awesome volleyball player.

He is a really great professor! He is willing and ready to help his students. The class is challenging, but you can learn a lot. You definitely need to put a lot of effort in.

I had a decent time taking 250 and I learned a lot. He is a qualified professor and can explain math, although his class content and homework is challenging (he knows!). He can seem cold but is a good and responsible person. Tests are manageable and he gives you A if you put in the effort. Would recommend him as long as you are willing to learn

Intro to Pure Math DSC - more difficult content than anticipated, with constant reading and essays to boot (tip: office hours!). However, it was a super insightful course - and getting to know Rogers was interesting. He's very smart and has a tendency to talk over students' heads, but he's a helpful advisor with great passion for his work.

Professor Rogers is a very engaging lecturer - he explains things in a way that makes me want to learn more. The material he covered in this class was quite challenging - expect to initially not understand a lot of what is going on. To account for this, he makes himself very accessible outside of class, and always slows down when prompted

NICE GUY BUT THE CLASS IS HARD BUT I GOT AN A BECAUSE IM SMART PERIOD.

Dr. Rogers is a fantastic professor who doesn't get enough credit. He is so intelligent and so kind. This class was so difficult but he made sure I understood what was going on. He cares so much for his students. He is also a staple in the Math Center and will always provide extra help when he can.

Dr. Rogers was my favorite professor this semester. He is the sweetest person ever and is always available to help during office hours and after class. His class was amazing and even if the material was sometimes difficult to understand he did his best to help us understand. He made me re-learn my love of math and is such a great person.

The grading process in for the class is fast, but it is fine because he grades the tests very carefully. This course includes a lot of geometry so it would be really hard for most people. The tests are reasonable, yes, I would say they are reasonable! The lecture is somewhat uncomfortable, it is 3 times a week. Take this course if you are good.

The course is hard as f, but the format is so good, homework and attendance aren't mandatory, you can basically skip lectures and just take the test. However, his problem set is really hard, by that, I mean it's crazy! I worked by mysel,it was a horrible experience. Some of my classmates worked together(he allows it). The test is hard.

He's a nice guy even though the course was super difficult, even though low grades were dropped. Guess you have to work extra hard to get a good grade . I just didn't work hard

I had Dr. Rogers for two courses this semester and (DSC&211) and they were by far my hardest courses. The grades for 211 focus around tests and some quizzes which Dr. Rogers is really fair about giving partial credit. His lectures are hard to follow & grasp, so read beforehand! He's a really nice person, but expect this to be your hardest class.

Although I generally dislike math, I genuinely enjoyed Dr. Rogers's class. His explanations were always clear and tests were much easier than his lectures. Getting an A or A- in the class is definitely not hard as long as you attend the SI sessions. Dr. Rogers is one of the kindest professors I've had. Ignore the negative reviews.

I was nervous taking this class because of the negative reviews, but Dr. Rogers is the best. His lectures are well organized, entertaining, and he explains concepts clearly. The tests are straightforward. Doing well in this class is super easy as long as you do the work and attend the SI sessions. I am now a math major because of him.