Dr. Warnberg is overall a pretty good teacher. He breaks everything down and explains clearly (which is nice if you arent a math person.) He will answer any questions you have. Nice guy. Very passionate about math. He expects A LOT out of you, and wants you to work for your grade.

Going into the class not taking a challenging math course for a few years I was kind of worried, but Warnberg did a good job at easing our class into the Calculus grind. As long as you keep up with the WebWork, do the suggested homework every once in a while and go in to the tutor or his office hours every once in awhile you'll do fine.

This man is a great professor. I had him for both calc 1 and calc 2. I'm actually disappointed I couldn't have him again for calc 3. He gives a good amount of homework, but he has good reason for doing so. He wants to make sure you understand things as clearly as possible. He is always there for students and will help you whenever you need it.

Quizzes have problems that aren't on the suggested problems handout.

Warnberg really wants his classes to succeed. In Calc1, we just had an exam and there was so much content that part of it was take home. He challenges people to ask questions and makes sure everyone is heard. Calc is not any easy class, so there are going to be difficulties, but I think he makes it easier and a little more enjoyable. Go to class!

Dr. Warnberg is definitely new at teaching. He assumes you know everything he does and thinks about problems in such a fashion that nobody understands. He LOVES math and shows enthusiasm everyday as he enters class. However, I wouldn't recommend taking his course. He doesn't actually teach anything and calls on students randomly. Tests are hard

Dr. Warnberg is a phenomenal professor. You do have to really work for your grade though, but he will help you through every step of the course if you show him that you're willing to seek help and study hard outside of class. I would recommend him to anyone. 10/10 love him.

Very helpful but very tough grader

Extremely helpful, always willing to answer any question you have. Very tough grader. Assignments require a lot of work and are not worth a lot of points. Class constantly gets off topic. Makes simple math frustrating. Does not give enough time in class to finish quizzes. Quizzes and tests are hard

Honestly, he was the best professor I've ever had. He's always willing to help and makes you realize your potential. His class is tough, but if you put the appropriate work into it, you'll be successful. He assigns bi-weekly write-ups which help understand concepts on a deeper level and overall help understanding the course material.

While his class was definitely very difficult, Nathen Warnberg is the most caring professor I have had to date. He probably will believe in you and your potential more than you do, and he will constantly encourage you given the chance. He is also very accessible outside of class and would love to talk with you even if you don't have a math question

He is the best math teach I've ever taken out of my three years at UW-L. He always showed up to class with enthusiasm and ready to teach Linear Algebra. My favorite part is that despite this concept being extremely hard to understand, he understood the students position and would try to help you out. Also, he made you think about the concepts.

Warnberg is the coolest professor I have ever had. It's honestly a miracle I passed this class and I don't think I would have if he wasn't so motivating. Do all your webwork and go to office hours.

Dr. Warnberg is super hard, and I'm not good at math but he's so inspirational and always made me happy. I ended the class with a B/C which is actually amazing for me and it's because he didn't let me give up. Everyone complains about some of his unrelated assignments but they're literally free points that help your grade so don't complain.

Dr. Warnberg is an excellent Calculus professor. The negative reviews most likely came from people who don't like to work and expect grades to be handed to them. Dr. Warnberg is willing to give any amount of help needed and takes the time to actually get to know you. Calculus demands attention to detail, but I personally recommend Dr. Warnberg.

Dr. Warnberg genuinely cares for his students and his passion for teaching shows. It was an absolute privilege to have the opportunity to learn from him. He will push you to not only think deeply about mathematics, but to think about who you want to be for others. Expect to work hard, but know he'll be there to help you every step of the way.

Dr. Warnberg is the best professor I have ever had. Yes, he will make you work for your grade, but you will learn so much more from him than any other math professor! I felt in later math classes, I was way ahead of other students that never had him. On top of that, if you take him seriously you will learn much more than just math!

Dr. Warnberg is the best professor I've ever had at UWL. If other people rated him bad, it is because they aren't hard workers. You really have to earn an A in the class. If you put in the time and effort, and take advantage of office hours, then you will succeed. He is super influential and he is probably the smartest person I know.

Dr. Warnberg is so caring and passionate about his class, it's absolutely astounding. He shows this by always being accessible and although quizzes and exams are tough, he shows everyone respect and direction.

Dr. Warnberg is probably the best professor I've had at UWL. You have to be willing to work hard or you won't pass. The webwork can be very challenging but he's super helpful during office hours! Don't always have enough time on quizzes and exams so work fast. Some quizzes were group quizzes. Also there's lots of opportunities for extra credit!

Dr. Warnberg inspired me to select a Mathematics Minor. He is one of the most caring individuals at UWL. In general Calculus 2 is a very difficult class so attending class is a must. He is incredibly helpful during office hours and really loves his students. Him and Dr. Vidden are the most passionate people about Mathematics. Makes class very fun.

Dr. Warnberg is probably one of my favorite professors I have ever had! He is extremely helpful in laying out all the steps that are needed to complete a problem and will always help you understand where certain things are derived from so you can get a better understanding of the material. He has lots of office hours and is extremely helpful there.

Dr. Warnberg was a fantastic professor, and inspired me in a lot of ways. I haven't been in a math class for 4 years before taking this course. I was nervous and intimidated, especially because I was taking it over the summer. Do the assessment questions, go to office hours and ask questions. You will be fine with Dr. Warnberg.

Dr. Warnberg is a tough grader, has a lot of assignments, and yes makes you justify your work. This class isn't for anyone that wants to just sail through and get handed an A, which seems to be all the people with negative comments on here, he makes you learn and actually understand what you are doing. The assignments and papers are helpful.

Dr. Warnberg really makes you learn why everything works and makes you justify everything. Don't take this class if you're looking for an easy A because he makes you work for it A LOT but he's inspirational and stresses a growth mindset. He cares about his students and has lots of office hours. Tests are VERY hard so do tons of practice.

Dr. Warnberg was my Calc 1 teacher for freshman year. He was one of my favorite teachers as he is so thorough on his explanations and really does care about each individual's success. This was, however, a class with homework nearly everyday and required constant time management. Not an easy class, but I did learn and still remember a lot.

He gives lots of homework, but it's manageable and really helpful for learning the content. He is a great speaker and really encourages questions. It is a hard class, but Warnberg does his best to help everyone learn.

I loved Dr. Warnberg. He cares so much about his students and really pushes you to be a very good student. At the end of the semester, he choked up and said "Make me proud". That will stick with me forever. He is an amazing person, and an outstanding teacher.

Probably the most enthusiastic teacher I've had at UWL, really cares about each students understanding of why math works. There was a lot of work outside of class but it was expected and it kind of was a grade booster since its a tough class. His sense of humor and desire for his studies and students really made me appreciate math in a new way

For a general level class, this was one of the most stressful classes I have taken through my college career. I took it as a summer course, which made it even tougher (a full semester load slammed into 8 weeks). Dr. Warnberg really pushed office hours which were actually super helpful. He also offers a lot of extra credit which was great.

Dr. Warnberg is the greatest professor I've ever had at UWL. MTH 208 is hard and he knows that so he is incredibly thorough in lecture but you still have to do the homework if you want to pass the class. Gives out quizzes that help with what'll be on the test, believes heavily in participation and actually cares about all of his students. Take him!

One of the most passionate professors I've ever had. He cares deeply for his students and wants nothing more than your success. On the last day, he cried while telling us to make him proud, which will stick with me forever. Best math professor UWL has to offer.

Dr. Warnberg is the best math teacher I have ever had. He actually cares about his student's success and is willing to help. If you put in effort in this class you will get a good grade. Go to his office hours and ask for help because he is always willing to help a student succeed. Tests aren't too hard if you study and practice. Highly Recommend!

Initially, I did not really like Dr. Warnberg, but over time I began to really enjoy him. Upon transitioning to online due to COVID 19, he was the most caring and understanding professor I had! Some of his assignments seem irrelevant, but they actually are useful! Exams can be hard, tho. Looking forward to taking more math classes with him :)

Although he took some warming up to, Dr. Warnberg is hands down the best professor I have had at UWL. Linear Algebra is no joke, but he knows that every student is capable of success and will help you discover that within yourself. He teaches you to actually learn from your failures, which is game-changing. Weekly reflections boost the grade too!

Dr. Warnberg is one of my favorite Professors at UWL. Dr. W truly cares about students and their success! Dr. W is going to push you to your potential. When the shutdown happened in March he went out of his way to make the transition smoothly. Yes, Dr. W does little assignments every week and webwork but these assignments will only help your grade.

Dr. Warnberg really cares about all students and their success. With classes being online, he allowed us to have a group for the quizzes and tests. He did make the tests hard to challenge our brain and the lectures were a little difficult to understand so I would recommend rewatching them. All around, I think he was a great professor.

Dr. Warnberg is a really strong and reliable teacher but his class is very heavy. You have to stay on top of things and be a responsible student and there are weekly quizzes and reflections but they are very beneficial in helping your grade. He really cares for his students and if you make a mistake he wants you to learn from it.

This class requires a LOT of time outside class if you want to maintain a good grade. Theres lots of quizzes/reflections/other assignments each week that youll need to stay on top of. Prof Warnberg is actually a really nice guy though, and you can tell he genuinely cares about the success of his students.

One of the best professors I have had yet. Took the class online, all the exams and quizzes were taken with classmates. Made the questions challenging, but super respectful and wanted you do to good!

I'm going, to be honest, I believe the math department at UWL sucks. But Professor Warnberg will make sure you pass. I am so bad at math and college math in general is faster and harder but he allows you to learn at your own speed and is very understanding. He is an amazing professor and I recommend him is you struggle with math!

Very nice professor, probably one of the best, I've had. He's very caring for the students and very flexible, there are a lot of homework assignments but he is very helpful. Non-judgmental and really wants the best for his students.

At the beginning of the school year, I wasn't so sure about Professor Warnberg, but he is honestly one of the better math teachers I've had. There are lots of opportunities for you to up your grade, and though those extra assignments can be tedious, they really saved my grade. It's also obvious that he cares about his students' success + wellbeing.

At first, his class annoyed me because of all the assignments we had to due. But after having him for the whole semester, those annoying assignments really boosted my grade. He cares a lot and doesn't make you feel stupid for asking questions or getting them wrong. He takes late work and the exams are taken with groups, which is super helpful.

Professor Warnberg gives a lot of extra credit work and the busy works he gives you really boosts your grade. I took a regular math class last semester and I hate to drop it, but now I have a really good grade because of him. Take him if you are willing to do extra busy work to get a good grade. Also quizzes and exams are with groups.

At the start of the semester, I thought his weekly reflections were dumb. However, they ended up boosting my grade a lot. Gives many extra credit opportunities. He cares about his students and goes out of his way to help. Doesn't make you feel stupid for asking questions/getting them wrong. Take quizzes/exams in groups. Can sometimes grade tough.

Dr. Warnberg cares deeply about the success of his students inside and outside of the classroom. I switched into his class after a week of being with a different professor and I am so thankful I did. If you are deciding between Warnberg and others, I highly suggest you choose Warnberg! He really helps his students all find success

Dr. Warnberg is one of the most caring professors. He wants to see his students succeed and will try to help in any way. Every test in this class is taken with a group, including the final. I had this class online, and we had a few short weekly quizzes to check our understanding of the lecture. There are lots of extra credit opportunities as well!

Best math 150 professor out there, always extra credit that is easy to do, and he cares about all his students. He gives extensions, while there is lots of work such as quizzes and group work, it makes your grade in the class not change as much if you do bad on an exam. 100% recommend.

Dr Warnberg and he was an amazing, caring professor. I took the class online, and we only met in person on tuesdays, thursdays, and fridays. Everything was done in a group, quizzes and exams, with open note. His class was a lot of work, but there were so many chances to earn extra credit or points in other easy assignments. 10/10

Warnberg is one of the best professors I've had. You will need to stay on task in his class, as he assigns a lot of homework, but the homework makes it virtually impossible to fail the class. if you are bad at math, take Warnberg. If you simply just try, even if you get everything wrong, you will pass this class. Also, exams taken in groups.

Nathan is an amazing professor. While the class is lots of work as there is a lot of small quizzes, homework, and other assignments, most work is done in groups, he gives extensions whenever needed, and gives extra credit quite a bit. He makes it impossible to not succeed in his class. He loves math and loves his students. Would highly recommend.

You read that right. So many papers in a math class. If you suck at math you should take Warnberg. All the fail/success reflections he makes you write makes it impossible to fail. All miscellaneous homework assignments aside, Warnberg is a great teacher and definitely knows the material well. I think he has an ego problem but good math teacher.

There is a lot of busy work, but it's basically impossible to fail and helps your grade a lot. Professor Warnberg is a really understanding guy and he makes the math feel much easier, tests are also open notes and taken in groups. If you struggle a bit in math and are okay with some extra work that boosts your grade, take Warnberg.

A lot of papers and group work but worth it got an A

Professor Warnberg was not bad at all. Show up to class and you'll be fine. Took his class last semester and was not hard to follow along. Weekly group quizzes and unit group exams. Papers every other week. His class made it easy for me to speak in other classes, he created a sense of community. The quizzes can be tricky but not too crazy

I had to take math 150 twice, ended up failing then I had Nathan and have never gotten a grade lower than a B. He does assign quite a bit of work but you have typically have till friday-sunday to get it done. He does do a handful of writing assignments weekly/every other week, and does assign group projects. He also assigns lots of extra credit.

It's really clear that Warnberg cares a lot about his students. He's very understanding, so extensions are given if you ask. There is a lot of homework but you get multiple attempts. He drops the lowest 10ish quizzes. The tests and final are group work-- attend class. The people in your group are attendance based.

all of these reviews are accurate. easy A but a LOT of busywork. took as a hybrid class which def recommend. everything is groupwork. weekly group quizzes outside of class. group exams (also outside of class). papers every other week- insane for a math class imo. easy A but be ready to do A LOT of work. cold calls on ppl in class to participate

Professor Warnberg really cares about his students and wants you to do well. He's easy to talk to and a little awkward in a fun way. The coursework is heavy with weekly reflections and 4–5 recorded exams, but he allows calculators and the exams are taken outside of class.

Nathan is amazing! The courseload is a lot, but all of the little assignments really help your grade and there are many opportunities for extra credit. Nathan cares more about teaching you concepts about life and how to manage it and get through it as individuals than he cares about making sure you know ALL the course information.