Professor
Kim Tuan Do
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Fall 2023 - this man is so chill i remember walking into the first lecture and he was really nice, kinda funny too in an uncle sort of way. midterms and finals are ripped from the textbook basically so as long as you do the homework you can't be surprised. lecture is definitely skippable but he explains the intuition between a lot of the processes, which if you struggle with calculus is really helpful.
Fall 2023 - this man is so chill i remember walking into the first lecture and he was really nice, kinda funny too in an uncle sort of way. midterms and finals are ripped from the textbook basically so as long as you do the homework you can't be surprised. lecture is definitely skippable but he explains the intuition between a lot of the processes, which if you struggle with calculus is really helpful.
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Winter 2025 - How to succeed in this class: The exams were based on "tricks" that you had to intuit on the spot. This was very difficult for me as I was a bit rusty on the subject. I could have done better if I could intuit such tricks, which is something that comes with more practice and feedback.
Winter 2025 - How to succeed in this class: The exams were based on "tricks" that you had to intuit on the spot. This was very difficult for me as I was a bit rusty on the subject. I could have done better if I could intuit such tricks, which is something that comes with more practice and feedback.
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Fall 2024 - Professor Do posts very detailed lecture notes, but he was one of the few math profs who actually motivated me to attend lectures because he presents things in a pretty intuitive and easy-to-follow way. His exams are very fair - he might throw in a slightly tricky question or two, but usually offers generous EC (we're talking ~7 points on a 100-point exam) to make up for it. His exams often draw directly from homework assignments, which can take a while, but they're worth doing and he's very willing to help you out (or straight up give you the answer) during office hours. 10/10 would take again
Fall 2024 - Professor Do posts very detailed lecture notes, but he was one of the few math profs who actually motivated me to attend lectures because he presents things in a pretty intuitive and easy-to-follow way. His exams are very fair - he might throw in a slightly tricky question or two, but usually offers generous EC (we're talking ~7 points on a 100-point exam) to make up for it. His exams often draw directly from homework assignments, which can take a while, but they're worth doing and he's very willing to help you out (or straight up give you the answer) during office hours. 10/10 would take again
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