do the hw and really study for the tests. also be prepared for pop quizzes in beginning of class sometimes. He gives amazing lectures! He really tries to be creative and helpful

Great Calc professor. Very organized, clear lectures, and he lets you have a notecard for exams. The group quizzes before the exams definitely help. Fun environment to be in: if your phone goes off in class, you have to bring snacks the next class day.

Prof. Moore has detailed lectures, but he can go through them without much explanation, raise your hand in class if you have a question or you'll get lost. MyMathLab is required, he gives pop quizzes on HW questions in the beginning of class sometimes so don't be late! Can give off a rude attitude, and not lenient. ALL TESTS BASED OFF GROUP QUIZZES

Great calc professor

Very clear and love math. I would take him again!

Definitely recommend this professor! His assignment are fair and if you do you homework the exams are not easy but pretty much fair...

this is a great calc teacher, he drops one project, one homework, one quiz on which you got the low score, plus you can retake one exam at the end of the semester which is the same exact one you took before with the same numbers the exam might be a lil tricky but that's calculus anyway I would recommend him!

So far the best calc1 proffessor at miramar. I would recommend him to anyone. Moore loves math and has an interesting way to make his lecture more fun

New calc professor but willing to give enough practice example for you to understand the concept. Make sure you stay after class if you need some more explanations...

He focuses on your effort. If you put the effort into the class... You will get a good grade. He is clear, provides helpful examples, very informative, incredible attitude and makes class worth it.

He still needs some more experience but try his best to explain the material. The take home exam an the actual exam might seem challenging but he gives you a lot of opportunities to high up your grades. Anyways, calc is not expected to be a piece of cake.

Had as a Calc 2 sub. Perfect board work and lecture, really knows how to work the students (draws you in). He's a genuine good will hunting genius, Mat Damon clone, with a fantastic attitude. After only one lecture I felt like a pro at Polar Coordinate Integration. Clear, concise, with fantastic energy. Really wish I could take him for Calc 3. (

Mr. Moore is very detail oriented. His lectures were clear and very easy to learn. I really enjoy his hands on teaching, he is really good with going over lectures until the students understand. He applies everything we learn to real life scenarios to make them more relatable. Great professor! Can't wait to take him for 46

Mr. Moore was very clear and concise and would answer questions. He enabled you to work in groups and provide repetition so that you were sure that you got the material. He also allowed for extra credit.

Lots of quizzes, but theyre group quizzes. Easy to follow and explains things thoroughly. Loved the class

Moore has been my favorite professor to date. He really shows that he cares about you in the class, if you have a question or are confused, don't be afraid to ask him! As long as you try, do the homework, pay attention you will succeed. He is funny and lectures are extremely helpful (and not boring, which is a plus).

Good lecturer, I always found them pretty interesting. Sometimes he isn't clear on things and doesn't know how to answer some questions. Other than that I would highly recommend him. He makes his tests pretty simple, and almost exactly like quiz/homework questions so if you know how to do those problems you should be fine.

Moore is such a greater lecturer for differential equations. The class is pretty tough, and for me, required the biggest time commitment out of any of the "upper level" math classes in SDCCD. The homework is very long because of the nature of the problems (intense algebra). However, Moore made the concepts as simple as possible and easy to digest.

Lectures are very easy to take notes off of. LOTS of HW, which I think is the biggest turnoff. But doing them will help you learn. According the testing distributions he gives out after each test, around 30-50% fail his tests (below 70%), but your lowest (out of 3 test) gets replaced. 3 take-home exams (you should get As on). Overall, great prof.

Good teaching, looking good

Great lectures. Best handwriting and presentation out of any math course I've had, probably out of any class, period. Clearly loves math.

His notes were extremely organized, a lot of homework but he operates on the more reps you take the better you get. Any questions asked he'll go as deep in to explanation as needed. Was hoping to take him for math 96 but, work schedule didn't line up. Best math teacher I've ever had. But, you do need to be at every class.

Made math easy and fun. I honestly feel like I learned alot and remember most of it. Some chapters were difficult, but his study guides and practice problems the day before the test help immensely. See him out of class when you need help he is very polite and reviews problems you had trouble with and clarifies things for you.

One of the best math teachers I've ever had - great attention to detail, easy to follow. He's clearly putting a lot of time and thought into his lectures going in to each class.

This is actually MATH119 for Stats. This man looks like Brad Pitt lowkey. Good lectures. Projects are IMPORTANT and he grades pretty easy on them so that's nice. Get good grades on the homework. You'll have unlimited attempts. He's strict about cell phones so just don't take it out. Enjoyed his class though!

One of the most professional teachers Ive seen. Positive energy and vibe, every single class, the whole semester! Im in my mid thirties ( I used to be an English teacher ); the last time I saw numbers was 17 years ago, plus it was in another language, and I hated math. However, I enjoy solving math problems now, thanks to professor Moore.

This is for Math119 (Stats). Professor Moore was actually a very funny but kind professor. Most of your grade will be based on projects, but the projects are fairly simple as long as you pay attention in class. The only thing about Professor Moore was that he is very strict about phones. He will mark you absent for having your phone out.

Math119 (Stat). Hes the best professor that Ive taken this semester. Hes a nice and funny person. His lectures are very clear and easy to understand. I do recommend his class for you guys.

Homework isn't graded. Exam averages were in the C's without a curve so definitely doable. Practice the homework problems and attend class like an adult and you're good. Also, doesn't require webassign or anything like that.

Professor Moore is the best math teacher I've ever had. His lectures are easy to understand and match the tests well. The homework is tedious but gives you good practice. During the Covid transition, he would publish the test as a PDF at 9 and you were just required to submit it by midnight. If you struggle in calc, take him. He makes it easy.

A lot of homework but it isn't graded, quizzes are based on hw mostly. Exams are needed to work for. But because of the online classes, he gave a whole day to complete it which made it awesome. Projects are given a week to complete which are basically like homework problems.

Professor Moore was a good lecturer and I really enjoyed his class. He drops your two lowest quiz scores and the homework comes straight from the book however he does not check it for credit. Quizzes are not worth much of your grade, it mostly depends on the 4 exams and final. He brings a lot of energy to his lecturers which makes class less boring

Decent professor but this class requires you to either study or do HW A LOT throughout each week. You'll have to study really hard to get an A in Calc 2.

Great teacher of Basic Techniques of Calculus. Very thorough in his online video lectures. Homework on Pearson web consisted of material that was taught in lectures. Small Quiz every week. Made Calculus enjoyable.

A very good professor, he was very thorough with his pre-recorded lectures despite it being only 15-45 min max. Homework is difficult, but he most definitely helps on zoom meetings. Would recommend using Chegg if you're too lazy to attend his optional zoom tutors (Which I highly recommend you all to attend). Overall I enjoyed Math121!

I have dyscalculia and this class was super easy. Watch his lessons & you'll know everything for the hw and quizzes. You'll need the textbook for hw, the class is formatted with 2 sections of the textbook done each week, and every week there's a small 5 question quiz about the subjects. Zoom office hours are perfect for questions about the topic.

I usually struggle a lot in math but this professor made learning a very rigorous course a breeze. Exams are exactly like the homework so you'll be very prepared for when they come around. He's not a tough grader whatsoever and he's very understanding. Probably the best math professor I've ever taken.

Having failed MATH151 before, I didn't expect much taking it a second time, but professor Moore changed the way I approached calculus and made me understand things in my calculus 1 course that professor didn't teach me well enough. I didnt even put in that much work to get an 'A' and I'm usually pretty bad at math

I struggled a lot through precalc and calc 1 but I actually kind of excelled in calc 2 because of how simple professor Moore made the concepts and how he graded us in our knowledge

I am so glad I took this professor. He made all the concepts incredibly easy to learn and his lectures were a joy to watch. If you are nervous about taking Calculus, this is your ticket to success.

Best math teacher ever. He helps you really understand your confusion in math if you ask him questions. I never felt like there was a problem I couldn't do on his quiz if I did the homework and took DETAILED notes in lecture. Very generous grading just show work. Late homework allowed but don't get behind b/c there's a quiz every week but no tests

Pretty good professor, solid all around. If you do homework, you will do well on the quizzes which are every week. If you do well on quizzes you will do well on the test. Also gives a lot of partial credit if you show work which is great if you make a mistake somewhere. The lectures were always fun and interesting, and have videos accompanying them

The class was hard for me, but Moore is a great professor. He explained the concepts well and made them easily digestible. There are a lot of lectures and assignments, and it is better to get them all done within the same week, and Prof. Moore is willing to help out with any questions. 10/10 !!

Be prepared to do lots of homework and a quiz almost every week. It might seem like a lot, but it's all extremely useful material that helps you learn. The grading system is really clear and your lowest quiz and exam scores will be dropped in favor of a higher scored final. Gives you many chances to get a good grade in the class.

This is a course you need to take seriously, you cant just skate by and expect to pass. It will be your whole life while taking it. Mr.Moore really gives you all of the tools, the online class is super fast paces, on the second day there's a quiz already and it builds from there. Realistically you need to spend all day studying.

I took his 6-week online class after already completing calc ab in high school. Since I already knew most of the material is wasn't too difficult, but his videos are very clear and helped me understand the material easily. The group projects are annoying, however, because if someone else doesn't participate you'll get a point deducted.

The best professor to guide you if it's your first time taking calculus! A quiz every week, but you can fix the questions you got wrong and he'll give you all the points you missed back. Tests are not hard IF YOU STUDY. There are a LOT of homework questions, but they will really prepare you for the exams. Don't procrastinate.

Each day you are in class besides exam days there will be a lecture, so I suggest you make friends in the class that you can notes from if you miss a day. He allows you to turn in anything late and to redo assignments, besides exams, until you get desired grade. Lots of partner work though, but you have a lot of time in class to complete homework.

I recommend doing all the homework and if you need help or have questions ask him and he'll be glad to help. He gives good feedback on your quizzes, so you'll end up figuring out how to do the problems that you originally needed help with. Not only that but you get one retake on all of your quizzes so that plus feedback should help.

Professor Moore is a reasonable grader and explains things clearly. There is a lot of homework, but it can be turned in late. Overall, he is a good teacher.

Professor Moore is really passionate about mathematics. Super lenient with homework deadlines also, and offered a lot of opportunity for extra credit. The tests are hard but he will explain what you did wrong. Great Professor!

OMG guys he's such a great professor!! There is a lot of work though, but thats just the nature of the course. If you just keep up with the work (watching all of his lecture videos) and the homework, you should be fine. His quizzes and test are not bad at all. He doesn't throw any "curveballs," and its all stuff we have seen before,.

I took his 6-week summer course, which I would not recommend unless absolutely necessary. That being said, his lectures are very clear and straightforward, and the tests are reasonable. He assigns A LOT of hw but it's great prep for the tests which are much easier. I did great on exams w/o studying, just doing the hw which took up my whole summer!

Make sure you are paying attention to the lectures because the homework is a direct reflection of what you just learned. This combo class is split into 2 parts, lecture and then time to do the homework with an assigned partner, with a 10 minute break in between. All assignments, except exams, can be turned in late or redone to get a desired grade.

He failed calc 1 - 3 times not because he isnt smart but because its a hard subject to break ice into. For his class ask questions when you dont get stuff and lean into your peers that understand. He teaches for all learning styles. Extracurricular is mandatory. Group test are hard! Alone test...still pretty tough. Homework do-dont havta finish