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This is an easy class if you know your algebra.

Good Teacher. Makes class fun. Mostley everything is done online. Excellent dynamic, gets class envolved and gets tests back to you very quickly.

pretty easy class. all homework and quizzes are online so its not that important to come to class. try to do homework before class so you know what shes talking about.

She is an amazing professor! Her class is not easy, but you learn a lot. She is VERY helpful! Take advantage of her office hours if you need help!I plan to take her for another math if possible!

Dr. Miller is a great prof. but Calculus is hard and you have to work really hard. Do ALL the HW even though they are not required and all the quizzes. The way to pass this class is to study really hard and go to her for help. She is extremely helpful and nice. Her exams are not like the ones on uLearn, they are longer so study everything!!

Dr Miller is a great teacher so long as u dont text in her class. The class is extremely hard but she has a great way of explaining the concepts. She's also very helpful with answering questions. TAKE NOTES, DO THE HW (even tho its not required), AND DO THE QUIZZES, its the only way to pass the class!

She's awesome. She's got an attitude, but that just meant the class was never boring. I wouldn't pick a different teacher if you payed me. Just listen to her instructions and you'll do well.

Great teacher. A couple of these comments on here are erroneous. She isn't rude, she is blunt. She is very smart. PhD in numerical analysis. She is clear, tests how she teaches, and as good as it gets for the subject of calculus. Math 2211 is a dense course. No one can pass it for you. You have to study. That said, I did well because HER.

Really good prof, esp. compared to the other math professors at State. This was one of my weak subjects so I was pretty surprised she gave me a B-, which means she must have curved the final 10pts. But don't let that make you idle, she's tough because the material is tough. She at least shows signs of humanity and isn't a total machine.

She was really nice and extremely willing to help. She also posted study guides to the test online, as well as the test from previous years. The class was no walk in the park, so its best to actually do the homework and ask her for help on the problems that you don't understand.

Dr. Miller is very helpful. Doing homework and quizzes is essential to achieve a good result in this course.

She pretty much knows anything and everything to do with math. Shes a great professor. This class was the most difficult math course I've taken due to the material. However, she tries her hardest to make everything clear and wants everyone to succeed. I would definitely recommend her to anyone who needs to take Calculus I and II.

She's an awesome teacher. Her lecture style is different but effective; really focuses on engaging the class, also adds funny commentary. Yeah they call her "Killer Miller," but she's not that hard, people are just lazy. Gotta do the weekly quizzes/suggested HW, don't BS it! If you don't understand something, go to her office, she's very helpf

She is a very nice/cool teacher. She goes out of her way to help her students. This class really takes a lot of studying to get an A and you cover a lot of material in one semester. Her test are not really hard if you really study, and craming will not work. Go to her office hours they are very helpful!!!

Entertaining lecturer; did lots of problems in class which I think is the best way to learn.The material is hard, but gets easier toward the end of the course.If you do the quizzes and homework, tests are very straightforward (thought fairly comprehensive).Very helpful during office hours as well

Cal 3/Stats is a very hard subject. Dr. Miller gives you take home quizzes that are hard but if you really try, you can do well on most quizzes. She gives good examples during class that pertain to the test. She gives opportunities to make better grades on test if the majority didn't do well. She DOES NOT grade on the curb. A gradeavg D will be a D

Everything everyone is saying is true. What you need to understand is that if your average is a F, that is what you got. Don't kid yourself. I don't agree with things getting easier near the end because it didn't. I suggest you study the subject before taking the class because you will flunk, like I did. She is an awesome teacher but is no joke.

Second time I've had Dr. Miller. The class is difficult (even as an introductory class to linear algebra), but she is great at teaching the concepts, and does many examples in class that will help you with the homework/tests. Quiz every week (really helps prepare you for exams)and the tests are fair. Favorite math professor at GSU so far.

She's good, definitely knows her stuff and is very clear when explaining concepts. if she realizes a couple of people don't get something, she'll go back and make sure everyone understands it, before moving on- which most professors don't do! Gives weekly quizzes, and tests aren't bad as long as you're good on true/false and know the material.

Awesome professor, don't let anyone tell you otherwise. She is very straightforward, blunt, and honest. This can be off-putting for some of the more "sensitive" students. If you put the work in, you will get the grade you want out. If you are looking for an easy A, well, you should probably just drop out and quit wasting everyone't time...

Miller is a great teacher, and she really knows her stuff. She is willing to help you in class and during office hours. The class itself is very difficult though. You will have to put in a lot of effort to pass. I highly recommend getting the textbook for the purposes of studying. The practice problems from the book sometimes appear on the test.

Dr. Miller gives grades like they should be. There's no curving a 21 to an 88. She will, at best, give maybe a 5 point curve. This class is for people that should have a solid background in Calc (it's the 3rd calc, what did you expect?). I really enjoyed her style and sense of humor. Please go to class and pay attention.

Dr. Miller is a great professor. Her lectures are always entertaining and easy to understand. She uses many useful real life examples of calculus concepts to help you relate. The class is 4 tests, 10 quizzes, and a final. Do ALL the homework she assigns and you will be prepared. If you have any questions, ask; she knows math way too well.

She's brilliant and lectures are funny & engaging, but she's tough. She won't go easy on you. You must be an A1 calc and math student to get an A. Homework is helpful. Quizzes are tricky and tests are okay. Unfortunately, she won't bump up your overall grade. You truly earn your grade with her. She's the best, but she's no BS.

She is amazing, but wont put up with any of your crap.

I took this class 8 years ago and she still stands out as one of my favorite professors in school.

Dr. Miller is essentially a facilitator for an online class. Everything (!!!!) we did was through a Pearson forum, so nothing goes through her hands. We had "lecture" once a week, paired with two breakout sessions, and the lecture was a lot like a review session. If you work hard, she'll bend over backwards to see you succeed.

she goes over material for the weeks homework on Pearson lab. however the homework and tests are not created by her so it is out of her control as to what is on the test. She will explain to you and work with you during office hours if you are having trouble! I took her twice and I would take her again!

A really great professor. Cares about her students a lot! She was obviously knowledgable at what she taught, so any question thrown at her is no problem. She also responds to emails in less than 5 minutes a lot of times. 10/10 instructor. I learned a lot from her!

Work with her, make the effort to see her and you will be fine!

Something you should know is almost all math courses at GSU are done through Pearson Math Lab. You only meet with the professor once a week, lab 2x. This class is work heavy, if you put in the work you can pass with a good grade. Professor is helpful if you ask her for help. Make sure you read the text book before doing hw/quizzes. 4 tests, 1 final

Very nice lady she can seem a little intimidating but if you ask for help she will give it to you and explain things clearly.

Dr. Miller is one of the professors I admire so much. She is such a devoted lady into her math teaching, tireless, responsible. I still remembered she can fail even a PhD student. Quality is the most important of her teaching. America needs this kind of serious teacher. You can learn tremendous from her. She is one of the best teacher for QUALITY

Dr. Miller is not a difficult teacher. I am struggling in her class, however, there are various resources that one can reach out with in order to improve upon a grade. She will answer many questions, and go step-by-step in order to help you out. She also is super responsive in emails. Basically, do you part and your grade will do its part.

Overall, I really liked Dr. Miller. I am terrible at math and I did not really understand the material. I did not understand the lectures and she didn't really answer my emails. I would suggest her if you are good at math or know what you are doing.

Dr. Miller makes great effort to reinforce the idea that different fields of mathematics are interconnected; this is important is math is accumulative. She can come across as tough and merciless, but all the coddling and grade padding students are used to won't get them very far in life. Make an effort, and you will walk away learning something.

Ms. Valerie is an excellent professor, and I would take her for another class without a doubt. She helps students keep their grades in good shape by giving them many extra credit opportunities. I took linear algebra and had 3 tests (60%), 8 quizzes (10%), homework (5%), and a final (25%). If you pay attention in the class, you will do great.

Dr. Miller teaches linear algebra and statistics; both of these courses are a bit different from arithmetics students are accustomed to doing. You will not be fine if you are accustomed to plugging and chugging as these courses requires theory, proofs, and logic. Practice writing rigorous proofs if you are intimidated.

She often explains things in a clearer manner than the book does. The book is still great and you should still read it. Only thing that I did not like was that we were learning up until 2 days before the final exam. Other than that the course is good.

Dr. Miller is an amazing professor and whoever says otherwise is just not willing to put in the work. Her lectures are extremely clear and concise. She explains thoroughly and answers any questions. The class is very exam heavy but if you work through textbook problems and review lectures, you'll do just fine.

The math is hard. The professor is not. Great lectures, records it, and posts it a day after. Each lecture is specific to the current semester, not old recordings. She has randomized ungraded quizzes that you can do unlimited times for practice. She posts the textbook problems, worked out, and solutions, so you can review. Study hard and early!

People are very critical of her, but she was an amazing professor! Just put the work in and come to class, it is very easy to get an A after doing that. Don't believe every review you see!

I graduated with a BS in Mathematics in 2015. Dr. Miller is one of several amazing professors in the math department that may be considered tough, but will have a lasting impact on your strength in analytics and knowledge of theory & application. I had her my first semester for Calculus 2 and linear algebra 1 & 2 fall-spring of sophomore year.

Dr. Miller has a great sense of humor, she makes her class very welcoming to people of all mathematical backgrounds, I almost failed Calculus 2 however she explained so well in this class I managed to get an A-. There are more extra credit opportunities near the end of the semester. I would definitely recommend her

I don't think my class or I had any problems with Ms. Miller, she's very caring, funny, and is very enthusiastic when answer students' questions. If you are on your phone or have headphones on, obviously any professor would be upset at you. I genuinely have nothing bad to say about her, would take again. Don't slack off and you'll be fine.

Excellent notes were made on the board, using different colors to address the importance. Obvious and organized logic from the beginning to the end. Her notes can be samples for school in general. If you want to learn something real, please take her courses.

She is NOT that bad. Her exams are the same as the HW. The concepts just stack upon each other. If you can get an A on the first test, then the rest of the year is light because you are just doing what you did in test 1 with different concepts. People who did bad in the class just did not put the time and energy which was only like 2 hrs a week max

Do not listen to the other reviews. She isn't even that bad. You just need to lock in during lectures. The tests are the same things you learned in class. Just pay attention to linear transformations. I got an A+ in the class when I was supposed to get a 95. She curved by 2 points. She's chill. All the quizzes are online, no lockdown. Just Pearson

Go to Class. Learn how to row reduce. Once you do, this class is just that. Its not as hard as people are saying it is. She does throw some curve balls on the exams, but if you ask her, she will help. Besides, everything you write down as notes, its gonna be on the exam. She says, "This will be on the exam"

She is wonderful! The class is hard, mostly because the concepts stack on each other, so by the end of the semester they are pretty complicated. I am very glad I took it with her though, my only qualm being lack of visual representation, but that is diffcult without animation and easily supplemented by 3Blue1Brown on YouTube! Would take again.

Dr. Miller was a pretty good linear algebra professor. The subject itself is hard but she didn't make it any harder. She gave good lectures and graded fairly imo. No extra credit only because the math department doesn't do those anymore apparently. Normal amount of HW for a math class. Nothing too crazy imo

She's a chill professor who's easy to talk to and actually cares about your grade. One of the better math proffessors at gsu imo.

Best math professor I've had in GSU so far, her lectures are very clear and concise, she records her notes and lectures for us to review later thoroughly and covers all the required info properly. She's great at answering questions and I loved how she would always try to explain Linear Algebra concepts graphically.

She may seem reserved at first, but once you get to know her, she becomes more approachable and supportive. Lectures are recorded in case you miss class or need review. Homework is heavy and exams are challenging, so expect to spend a lot of time studying and completing assignments.