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I took this class virtually during COVID
First of all- I am terrible at math. I always have been, so keep that in mind with my review. Willis used an iPad to write lecture notes and shared his screen with us as a method of learning. This was my first calculus course, and Willis moves fast. The lectures are recorded and posted on CCLE along with his lecture notes. Then there is Sapling homework (think a more difficult form of IXL) and written homework from the textbook due each week. There are discussion sections held by TA's but they aren't mandatory and don't count towards any grade or extra credit. I think someone who puts in effort or is more talented at math would do just fine in this course.
I took this class virtually during COVID
First of all- I am terrible at math. I always have been, so keep that in mind with my review. Willis used an iPad to write lecture notes and shared his screen with us as a method of learning. This was my first calculus course, and Willis moves fast. The lectures are recorded and posted on CCLE along with his lecture notes. Then there is Sapling homework (think a more difficult form of IXL) and written homework from the textbook due each week. There are discussion sections held by TA's but they aren't mandatory and don't count towards any grade or extra credit. I think someone who puts in effort or is more talented at math would do just fine in this course.
Based on 27 Users
TOP TAGS
- Needs Textbook (17)
- Engaging Lectures (16)
- Useful Textbooks (18)
- Often Funny (13)
- Would Take Again (16)
- Tolerates Tardiness (9)
- Is Podcasted (11)