MATH 31A
Differential and Integral Calculus
Description: Lecture, three hours; discussion, one hour. Preparation: at least three and one half years of high school mathematics (including some coordinate geometry and trigonometry). Requisite: successful completion of Mathematics Diagnostic Test or course 1 with grade of C- or better. Differential calculus and applications; introduction to integration. P/NP or letter grading.
Units: 4.0
Units: 4.0
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He's not as bad as people say he is. He's organized, concise, and the grading is fair. The final was a bit difficult, but everything is curved. I enjoyed his lectures and I'm taking 31B with him next quarter. It's not an easy A, but it's definitely not super hard either if you do your work!
He's not as bad as people say he is. He's organized, concise, and the grading is fair. The final was a bit difficult, but everything is curved. I enjoyed his lectures and I'm taking 31B with him next quarter. It's not an easy A, but it's definitely not super hard either if you do your work!
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Fall 2021 - This class was incredibly difficult. If you have no prior knowledge to calculus or you aren't well versed in the topics, do not take this class. I worked so hard to understand the material but it was no use. I attended all of his lectures and most of his office hours, I watched YouTube tutorials, I used khan academy and it was still not enough. The class moves way too fast for someone who doesn't have any knowledge on calculus and its especially hard when the professors lectures aren't helpful in any way. The professor teaches and explains in a way that only suits those who already know calculus and have a strong foundation in it. He offers no explanation on what calculus is and what the terminology he uses means. I only ended up passing because he curved the grades up which turned my D into a C. I will give him that, he allows students extra credit opportunities so that was helpful in boosting up grades. If you're good at calculus this class will be easy for you. If you don't know calculus I recommend you find another professor or a realllyyyy good tutor.
Fall 2021 - This class was incredibly difficult. If you have no prior knowledge to calculus or you aren't well versed in the topics, do not take this class. I worked so hard to understand the material but it was no use. I attended all of his lectures and most of his office hours, I watched YouTube tutorials, I used khan academy and it was still not enough. The class moves way too fast for someone who doesn't have any knowledge on calculus and its especially hard when the professors lectures aren't helpful in any way. The professor teaches and explains in a way that only suits those who already know calculus and have a strong foundation in it. He offers no explanation on what calculus is and what the terminology he uses means. I only ended up passing because he curved the grades up which turned my D into a C. I will give him that, he allows students extra credit opportunities so that was helpful in boosting up grades. If you're good at calculus this class will be easy for you. If you don't know calculus I recommend you find another professor or a realllyyyy good tutor.
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