I'm taking math 181 during the summer, and this guy is good. I'd recommend him for any math class

Tough grader. Multiple guess exams. Explains well but dosent translate to good test scores.

Wonderful insightful lectures, if you show up to every class there will be no confusion of the content for you, is great at responding to e-mails, has tons of office hours and always takes time in and after lectures to answer questions, also gives explanations of feed back on exams

Professor Kelly's lectures are fairly dull, but he really cares about students understanding and is always willing to help if you're struggling. Tests can be tough but he really tries to make sure you're prepared and grades pretty easy. The online homework isn't much and he gives you plenty of time to complete it.

If you have taken PreCalc or Calc this class is easy you do not need to go to class. There is a lot of homework assigned, but it is easy points. He goes over the test material exactly the way he wants to see it on the test in the class before. Do not buy the book and waste your money, just buy MyMathLab.

He's a good guy. He teaches very clearly and explains all the concepts well. He encourages calculator use to find solutions (which is much easier and more accurate). He also cares for the class, when the test average was low. He allowed the students to make up half the points they missed on the test. I would definitely recommend him for STAT152.

He is a great professor and really goes into details with his examples. I loved his lectures!

He is a good professor. He explains the material pretty clear in lecture, so it was not too hard to understand. As long as you keep up with the homework and lecture, you should be fine. Although, there is a lot of notes you have to write down during class, so be prepared for that.

You will take a lot of notes, but he is really knowledgeable of the math he teaches, which makes his lectures very very interesting and intriguing.

There is no attendance takes, so you technically don't have to show up, but if you don't you are screwed. Because this is a math class, the professor cannot just choose when and where to give points, so if you are wrong or make the wrong calculations you will lose the points. He is a good teacher, and has passion for the subject.

Lectures involve a lot of tedious writing, but it was very helpful and clear. Does a great job preparing students for exams. I honestly felt like this was a straightforward class without any tricks. Just show up to lectures, study your notes, and you'll understand the material and do fine on the exams.

Ty's lectures may be dense and though linear algebra isn't everyone's cup of tea, I think what he gives us is also very clear and helpful. He works through examples in class that are just like what we do on the homework and have tests on and always makes a thorough review sheet for each exam. If you go to class and do the work, you will get an A.

Not tons of homework, definitely the usual. Lecture heavy, basically the clear notes come from class time. But if you miss a day, a quick email and you've got the notes! This class was definitely one of the easier math classes I've taken. The final was one of the easier finals and the tests were not nervewrecking if you studied well. :)

Kelly is the best math professor I have had to date at UNR. He is young, enthusiastic and puts things in very simple terms. His Exam review materials are concise and do a great job of covering what appears on the tests. Biggest perk is if you are an independent learner his quizzes are online so you can learn at your own pace. 100% would take again.

Kelly definitely knows what he's talking about, but you can pretty much learn the material at home. A lot of what he says in class is said in the book. If you have this class, you can just go to the recitation and be fine if you're comfortable learning everything at home. He's an easy going guy.

He's a great lecturer and he uses a lot of examples, so long as you show up and pay attention you'll be fine.

MATH 301 is a really easy (and stupid) class but Kelly made it fun. He's cool and it's obvious he likes teaching which is always nice to see. Take him if you can

Hes a really great guy to learn from and had taught me a lot about a subject that I knew practically nothing about in a really short amount of time. I would definitely recommend his class because his lectures are engaging but also easy to understand.

Not too much homework and only 3 tests. If you pay attention to the lectures and follow his general proof format then most of the homework is pretty straightforward; he does include a new kind of problem on the homework every now and then. He does closely follow the textbook but he diverges to make things clearer or more technically correct.

As this is probably the first real math class math majors have to take, it takes a second to wrap your mind around the style. But once you get used to the idea of proofs in this context, Kelly will shape you well. His examples are great practice, and exams are easy if the study guide is taken seriously. Just do the homework and you will be fine.

Great professor! Clearley super knowledgable about the subject and has clear and direct lectures. He gives plenty of examples and explains even complex ideas really well. Tests are challenging but reasonable as long as you show up and pay attention and do your homework.

Dr. Kelly is an awesome professor. He has a passion for what he is teaching and it really helps you enjoy what he is teaching and learn better. He is always willing to help and does what he can to help you understand the material. He goes above and beyond for his students.

Kelly is a great math professor. He is approachable outside of class and very helpful in office hours. He seems to care for his students. Analysis is obviously a harder math class than usual but his class was very much so manageable.

Dr. Kelly is a good prof who makes his expectations very clear. Lectures are great even though there is lots of writing. After class switched to online due to the corona virus Dr. Kelly made it harder, if anything. No leniency with grading and did not post any of the lectures to view later. Had unreasonable expectations considering the situation.

T Kelly is such a sweetheart. Decent lecturer, but makes "skeletal notes" that you fill in as he lectures that are so helpful. Miss rona definitely made this class harder, but T Kelly still did a good job lecturing and making things clear. He's accessible outside of class and responds to emails quickly. Calc 3 is hard, but he makes it manageable.

I took him for both Math 182 (Calc 2) and Math 283 (Calc 3) and that was on purpose. I had a wonderful time w him in calc 2, and although he does work fairly quickly, he is happy to go back and go over a topic again if asked. Calc 2 was a class that I failed my first time taking(with a different prof), but once I took Prof Kelly's class it was easy

Easily my favorite professor this semester. He was super well prepared for the wack online stuff unlike pretty much all the rest of my professors so that maybe biases my opinion but I feel like that would transfer to other areas too. He genuinely cares about the material in Math 283 and it showed. Really just a good teacher amidst a lot of garbage

Amazing professor, he really knows what he is doing. The whole class is in proofs and he publishes his notes (at least for online) and they are super clear and easy to read. lots of partial credit in his exams and is available by appointment for office hours during online, and had set hours when in person.

Kelly was funny during class and explained calc 3 pretty well. His study guides are similar to his tests, which is nice. He had hw due Tuesday and quizzes on thursdays, so I liked that it was consistent. He replaces final w/ lowest test and drops a quiz. Tests are graded out of 50 though, so missing one question can really hurt your grade.

The material in this class is difficult to comprehend. Kelly gives in depth lectures at the speed of light so you have to pay attention, but his tests are not meant to hurt your grade. There is a quiz every week that, if you do your homework, anyone can pass with 100% and his grading is very forgiving. He does not give hard tests either.

Kelly is AWESOME! I took his 283 online during regular in-person semester. WebAssign for assignments and textbook. 4 exams total and no note sheet allowed (last exam is comprehensive). Since the class is online his lectures are pre-recorded, which I LOVE his note/lecture style. Always let him know your questions and he's always willing to help ^_^.

Office hours are where Kelly shines best. Besides being super helpful and supportive, he tries his best to make the course super manageable for students. I think the course should be a little harder, but the exams' difficulty was perfect. The exams reward you for knowing all of your fundamentals and are graded super generously.

proff kelly is super nice, he loves math and wants you to love it too. if you skip a lecture it can really set you back as he goes over a lot of content each one. the first test was easy and I was able to get 95% on it when I usually get 70% on math tests. my one criticism is that he expects you to do math quicker than you can actually do problems.

Kelly did an excellent job teaching Differential Equations. He goes really fast through the notes, but he explains concepts very well. The homework is light, and the tests and quizzes are relatively easy. After struggling to get through Calc 3 with a different professor, it's a breath of fresh air to take Diff Eq with a professor who balanced work.

The best professor I have had at UNR hands down. Calc 3 is a hard class, but Kelly makes it as easy as possible. His tests are like his practice exams and the homework is moderate. He does a weekly quiz that is meant to be bonus points since they are extremely easy. Overall, an amazing professor so any bad review is just because its a hard topic.

Though he does not take attendance, if you want a good grade you need to attend his lectures. He is really good at explaining the lesson but does go a little fast. There are quizzes and homework assignments every week but they aren't super difficult if you pay attention in class. He also lets you know of what you will be quizzed on days before.

Really really good teacher. Lots of notes but gives lots of examples

I took Calc 2 for my major credit (biochem). While the course itself was difficult, the professor wasn't. He's extremely approachable and is very willing to help. My only issue is that the homework (cengage) is 1000x more difficult than any test or quiz in class. My recommendation: take notes and then go to the math help center for the homework

Dr. Kelly was amazing! I took Calc 2 and Calc 3 with him! His course def requires that you go to class and the class moves quick. He is great at defining and explaining things, amazing at drawing visual representations, and overall amazing!

Weekly homework assignments and quiz, the occasional discussion board, and 4 exams (one of them being a cumulative final). This course is shorter than the typical 16 weeks, and is intense at the beginning with amount of lessons. But it slows down after the first exam. He has video lectures which are nice (but I used outside lectures primarily).

Kelly is one of the better Calc 3 professors imo. He is extremely approachable and super detailed in his work. Goes over the theorem/approach then does example problems which are very similar to the HW problems + quiz problems. Calc 3 is hard no matter who you take it with, but Calc 2 was harder and Kelly made this class manageable.

Fantastic Prof. All lectures were posted online & were super easy to understand. Hw per chapter, 1 quiz per week, some discussions, and 3 exams &1 comprehensive final exams, exams were proctored. Be sure to always stay on top of the lectures, they will be your best friend. Also communicate with him if you have a problem too, he always replied fast.

Kelly is really good option if you are only able to take the class online. You will need to stay on top of assignments, and the first exam had about 13 topics to learn. 3 exams + cumulative final, with them getting harder per exam. Kelly is fast at responding. Final is curved, 5% EC to final if you do a LockDown practice exam.

Calc 3 is a pretty hard class, not as hard as Calc 2 but it definitely is up there. Lectures were pre-recorded and were all posted beforehand. Dr. Kelly does the theory first, and then a couple of exams. I don't really do well with theories, so I would recommend going to office hours as soon as you start falling behind. Stay on top of your work.

Professor Kelly teaches a tough subject, but if you put in the work you'll learn a lot. It starts off easy and then takes a pretty big jump to difficult. Just stay on top of your homework and take good notes. If you complete the study guide and are able to understand all of it you should be set for the exams.

Professor Kelly is a great teacher. Attendance is absolutely mandatory to pass (and he makes this VERY clear). Yes, he's a fast lecturer, but he gives you “skeletal notes” after the first few weeks. If you can do the practice test, don't stress; the exam was always easier. He also tells you what will be on quizzes in class days before.

Lectures go very quick but can learn with homework problems. Tests are 100% fair and doable with the study guide. Pretty good teacher who knows his stuff

I thought Kelly explained things very well in his lectures, and as long as you go to class and pay attention, you'll be fine. It is a lot of material so the class can be quick at times, but if you ask questions, he is very good at answering. Usually a quiz at the end of each week/every 2 weeks.

Lectures are very fast but super thorough and he goes over a lot of examples which is nice. One homework and quiz every week and 3 midterms.

Great professor, provides tons of examples but moves quickly through lectures. Showing up to class matters, but if you do all the homework thoroughly and get through the practice exams you'll do well.