he was such a cool guy. likes to get angry when students are stupid its funny!

Very good professor. He is very clear and helpful. Homeworks/Tests are hard and keep you busy.. plan on spending tons of time on his class. But his notes are extremely helpful and make it easier. Makes cool computer programs that demonstrate calc concepts

Paul teaches to those who want to learn. With the difficulty of material there isn't room for goofing off. I wouldn't recommend his class to those who don't WANT to learn calculus, or he does come off as tight. it cause he wants you to learn. He is a great guy and i'd take another of his classes.

He made calculus do-able. He was very approachable for extra help, and definitly put a fair amount of effort into the class.

I learned a lot in this class, but I WANTED to learn. There's no room for goofing off, but Prof. Seeburger respects you and wants to help you if you want to be helped. A common sense kind of guy. Very approachable, and he wants his students to succeed. Don't expect an easy A, though.

way too much HW but is very clear and helped me to understad how to do some types of problems that no other teacher could.

He is an amazing teacher. I wish that I could have had him for more of my classes.

Prof. Seeburger is a great teacher. don't go to his class if you're not serious about learning though. It makes it harder for the people who actually WANT to learn something. He is willing to help out immensely if you don't understand something if you actually put forth the effort to DO the assignments. I thought he was TOO nice to the slackers.

Great professor but not for the slacker! Prepare to work for your grade. Very helpful person who is full of good practical advice for life.

Mr. Seeburger is such a nice teacher; I recommend him to anyone coming in as a first year and having to take 098. He is approachable, enthusiastic, and always eager to help. He has a genuine interest in making sure everyone understands the material. Never once did he discipline the class at all, nor raise his voice.

great teacher

I loved him, he teached very smoothly and helped as much as possible. He was good with notes or handed them out. Alot of quizes, but was nice to get along with. Great Teacher!

Fair guy. Knows his math well. Hard grader but its what makes you a better student. Recommend.

great teacher, very helpful. first math class ive actually paid attention in, and i enjoyed it. very nice guy as well.

Gets the topics across very clearly

Very Helpful yet hard grader.. Boring class but then again I hate math.

He was a good teacher in the sense that he told you exactly what he wanted on the tests. He asks you to do a lot of homework which isnt cool, but if you want to get an A you should do what he asks. You have to log in 10 hours in the math lab during the semester and be in class. If not, he takes points off of your grade

This prof is great! He does give a lot of homework and is a little critical BUT he tells you everything he expects. Those that do poorly skip class, are late, and don't put enough effort into it. He also had very useful advice regarding other classes.

ok teacher has you only do problems his way or its wrong and he will take off points. gives out tons of homework

Students spend too much time blaming their professors for their poor performance. Calc 2 is hard no matter who teaches it. He presents the material clearly, and tells you exactly what to expect on tests. He give alot of homework, and most of the time it was harder than his exams. I give him an A-

He taught his method of doing problems and the book methods. His methods were normally easier. He always waited to make sure people were caught up before he moved on. He was an awesome prof. for me!

If you want to learn multi-variable calculus, this is your guy. If you just want to learn how to pass the exam you might want to look elsewhere. Heavy workload, lots of homework, test, quizes, and most exams have a take-home component. gives a lot of bonus which can really help your grade. Can be a bit pedantic when grading.

If you do all the work he assigns you will do well in his class. He does assign a fair amount of homework but it helps learn the material. I hadn't attended college in nearly a decade and he really taught things clearly.

Calc II isn't necessarily an easy subject to understand, but he does a pretty good job explaining the material. He even takes the time to post extra videos online to help with problems. Very willing to help outside of class if you need it.

He uses a Smart Board, which means he can add the lecture notes online so you can go back and review them. He has also started to record his lectures with audio and video from the smart board allowing you to go back and visit with the lectures. He is very concerned about his students learning the material, and is willing to help.

I think he's a great professor, but I take school seriously. People expect to be spoonfed a quick fix to not understanding math and they're looking for the holy grail. He may have high expectations, but he does more for you than most other math professors I've had. You have to do your part. I thought he was extremely helpful in office hours.

Hes a great teacher. Really made me start to care about math and im always able to ask him questions. Ive never had such a good math grade!

He's a really nice guy, and he's always willing to help, but he gives an overwhelming amount of work. Unless you are good at math or like to do math, I wouldn't recommend him.

Gives loads of work, and a lot of the homework was far more difficult than anything I saw on any test. However, he got me to understand anything I had trouble with. Best of all, if you miss class or are confused on a topic, you can use the Mdrive to re-watch any of the semester's lectures. He's also very nice and genuinely cares for his students

The class is hard,yes. However, Prof. Seeburger does try his best with you to make you understand the work, and not just find an answer. For those who failed, did you put all your effort forward, or did you expect to be spoon fed. Yes the class req. a lot of hard work, but it is college the work should be expected. Otherwise you didnt seek out help

Here's the thing with prof seeburger, he wants you to see the structure behind the topic discussed. He know's you're just pining for the algorithm and he refuses to give it to you because it's been a crutch during your math career. Yes he gives a lot of homework, but you'll come away with a strong foundation for future classes.

Really great experience taking Calculus III with Prof. Seeburger. Yes, he assigns a decent amount of homework, but I don't think you can do well in this subject without practice. His grading is fair and helpful, he's very clear, and if you put in the effort you'll do well. He's always working to improve the class and really wants you to succeed.

Seeburger knows the material, and he presents the material well when he's not hurried in a great fashion. However, he is a harsh grader, taking points off for notation. He also buries students with homework. Did I learn from the man? Yes, a lot. However, did I resent his class at times? Yes.

If your math210 is A, take a course from him. He is good.

I had Seeburger for calc 3 and DiffEQ online. He gives out a lot of graded homework but doesnt grade the written assignments too harshly. He mostly nickel and dimes you for notation and other errors. Tests are easier and gives out a lot of bonus points. (10-15/test) Ive thoroghly enjoyed taking these classes and have taken away a lot from them!

I took this class during summer as a six week course. The workload was heavy, and the material was challenging. I liked that Professor Seeburger was aware of his students needs and allowed for flexibility in due dates. He also provided helpful feedback on work, and was very good at answering questions promptly. His lectures were very informative.

I took Prof Seeburger's summer online class for my differential equations credit and it was phenomenal. He was very thorough in his lectures, and always provided supplemental readings and practice problems. He always responded promptly to my emails when I needed help and he was willing to go on Zoom calls with me for more help. Highly recommend !!!

Professor Seeburger is a very decent man. He grades fairly and gives a lot of opportunities for bonus points and extra credit. Although I am not sure how well he does in person, it is online where he really shines. His videos are clear and concise although I would appreciate that he more clearly stated what he wants you to use and what he doesn't.

I took the online DiffEq over the summer (don't recommend - way too fast!), and yes there was a lot of homework, and yes the class was definitely the hardest thing I have ever taken, but this is DiffEq, after all! There were two online textbooks that Prof. Seeburger recommended, but his lectures were fantastic and more than enough to get by with.

I really struggled with Calc1 so I was worried about moving on to calc2. Professor Seeburger changed my outlook on math tbh. He is an amazing teacher, He answers emails promptly, gives back work with LOTs of feedback. He is strict with grading, but he gives lots of partial and bonus credit. And he is more than happy to answer questions in class

Having open-book tests from Wagner in calc I, I was worried going into my first exam for calc II, but was surprised at how well Seeburger had prepared us. He gives a LOT of homework but this helps develop a full understanding of the material. As an engineering major, I feel better prepared by Seeburger for future math courses.

A creative teacher who cares a lot about the subject. He grades with a lot of detail and is responsive to email etc. He teaches out of an open-source textbook and creates online applications to help you see and touch the relationships in calc 3, which is critical to passing this course. If you use his materials and study, you'll pass with no issue.

The online class for Differential Equations was set up well. Instructions given were very clear. The class is hard but sticking to the initial advice of at least 16 hours per week and completing required work kept me cruising along. Bonus points in exams are a plus. I would definately take another of his classes.

I took both DiffyQs and Multivariable Calculus with Professor Seeburger, and both classes were a joy. Both courses required effort to be put in, watching the lectures and doing homework ahead of time. Seeburger gave lots of great online resources and was always available to help answer questions. Be ready for content-rich tests.

If you take a class online with Professor Seeburger, be ready for a lot of work. He gets a lot of negativity for how much he assigns, but I have found I solidly learn concepts in his class instead of how to do the problem. If you value this, take any class with him you can! If you're easily overwhelmed by work or are super busy, probably don't.

Be prepared to do a lot of homework throughout the semester. There was a total of nearly 30 online homework assignments, of varied lengths but usually higher than 25 questions. His teaching styles however are very effective, and will make sure you have complete understanding if you ask. Lots of extra credit opportunities on each test.