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Paige Greene is a well-versed and compassionate instructor who clearly cares about all of her students. She's a very clear and reasonably-paced instructor who lays out every concept in great detail before moving on. Very helpful and encourage everyone to go to offices hours if they needed help. Set extra offices hours for the sessions that she couldn't attend, and overall such a sweet person.
For Spring 2021, our final grade was weighted as follows: 20% written homework; 20% digital homework; 20% midterm 1; 20% midterm 2; 20% final. There was also an option to make the final worth 40% of our grade, while dropping our lowest midterm score. The lowest homework was also dropped.
Overall, this class was quite manageable. Due to the pandemic, all exams were open-note/open-book. She gave us a 48+ hour window to complete each test. I found the exams quite difficult but manageable with proper studying and help from notes/the book. Weekly homeworks were quite concise but undoubtedly necessary to understanding tested concepts.
Professor Greene is such a sweetheart! Very approachable, she's kind of like a grandma to her students. Uses textbook problems and MyLab, which is slightly excessive, but her tests are not bad. If you do the problems and go to office hours, you can do well in her class.
On the whole, this class wasn't bad. Paige is a very sweet person, and makes herself very available with many office hours for people to ask questions. She also extended deadlines for many assignments including the final, although that was due to the fact that she posted it several hours late. I found that the first part of the course (integration) was taught much more clearly than infinite series, and I often had to consult YouTube videos to actually understand the material in the second half. This is largely due to her lecture style/notes, which are kind of disorganized and lack any sort of concrete structure. Due to online format, the exams were obviously quite challenging, and were made worse by the inconsistent and often unclear grading done by the grad student graders. In spite of these complaints, the forgiving grading scheme made it pretty difficult to get anything lower than an A, so overall would recommend.
Very disorganized, but relatively easy grader. Take if you want an easier grade but not if you want to understand the material well
She was a nice professor, but I wish she would allow more questions during class. She refused to go back and explain a problem, instead she recommended we watch the recording of class again. One thing I liked was how she gave us a week to complete the homework and offered help at times.
I have mixed feelings about this class. Paige was super sweet, but also was not the best at clarifying anything or honestly being helpful at all. She "forgot" to release one of our exams at the correct time and it really screwed a bunch of students over because they had moved around work and life plans to take the exam that was then last minute pushed to a different time. I honestly felt like I had to teach myself this course with the help of symbolab.
I loved Professor Greene, she had great energy and was super clear and helpful. The workload was very manageable, we had homework online and the exams were also online.
Professor Greene is amazing and is very accommodating with assignments. She drops two of your lowest written exam grades and even your lowest midterm (one of the grading schemes). The written homework was very time-consuming weekly but the mypearson lab was straightforward and gives you multiple tties and you can submit it late but with point deductions. Great professor.
I love professor Greene. I think she is the best and is my favorite at UCLA. She is super understanding and flexible. Her homework assignments do take time but are pretty helpful for understanding the content. She drops the lowest 2 homework assignments which is nice. Her 2 midterms and final were fairly easy, and I don't know anyone who did poorly or thought they were unfair.
I definitely recommend taking her class!
Amazing! I highly recommend Professor Greene. She explains tough concepts in an easily understandable manner and is very dedicated to student success. She is always willing to give you extra help and clarification to ensure mastery of the material. Exams were fair and relatively straightforward. She is not trying to trick you with very challenging problems or wordy questions, she just wants to evaluate your knowledge. I would recommend to study the worksheets that are given out during discussion, some of the problems were almost identical. The homework was also very valuable and useful.
It was a pleasure to be in her class!
Paige Greene is a well-versed and compassionate instructor who clearly cares about all of her students. She's a very clear and reasonably-paced instructor who lays out every concept in great detail before moving on. Very helpful and encourage everyone to go to offices hours if they needed help. Set extra offices hours for the sessions that she couldn't attend, and overall such a sweet person.
For Spring 2021, our final grade was weighted as follows: 20% written homework; 20% digital homework; 20% midterm 1; 20% midterm 2; 20% final. There was also an option to make the final worth 40% of our grade, while dropping our lowest midterm score. The lowest homework was also dropped.
Overall, this class was quite manageable. Due to the pandemic, all exams were open-note/open-book. She gave us a 48+ hour window to complete each test. I found the exams quite difficult but manageable with proper studying and help from notes/the book. Weekly homeworks were quite concise but undoubtedly necessary to understanding tested concepts.
Professor Greene is such a sweetheart! Very approachable, she's kind of like a grandma to her students. Uses textbook problems and MyLab, which is slightly excessive, but her tests are not bad. If you do the problems and go to office hours, you can do well in her class.
On the whole, this class wasn't bad. Paige is a very sweet person, and makes herself very available with many office hours for people to ask questions. She also extended deadlines for many assignments including the final, although that was due to the fact that she posted it several hours late. I found that the first part of the course (integration) was taught much more clearly than infinite series, and I often had to consult YouTube videos to actually understand the material in the second half. This is largely due to her lecture style/notes, which are kind of disorganized and lack any sort of concrete structure. Due to online format, the exams were obviously quite challenging, and were made worse by the inconsistent and often unclear grading done by the grad student graders. In spite of these complaints, the forgiving grading scheme made it pretty difficult to get anything lower than an A, so overall would recommend.
Very disorganized, but relatively easy grader. Take if you want an easier grade but not if you want to understand the material well
She was a nice professor, but I wish she would allow more questions during class. She refused to go back and explain a problem, instead she recommended we watch the recording of class again. One thing I liked was how she gave us a week to complete the homework and offered help at times.
I have mixed feelings about this class. Paige was super sweet, but also was not the best at clarifying anything or honestly being helpful at all. She "forgot" to release one of our exams at the correct time and it really screwed a bunch of students over because they had moved around work and life plans to take the exam that was then last minute pushed to a different time. I honestly felt like I had to teach myself this course with the help of symbolab.
I loved Professor Greene, she had great energy and was super clear and helpful. The workload was very manageable, we had homework online and the exams were also online.
Professor Greene is amazing and is very accommodating with assignments. She drops two of your lowest written exam grades and even your lowest midterm (one of the grading schemes). The written homework was very time-consuming weekly but the mypearson lab was straightforward and gives you multiple tties and you can submit it late but with point deductions. Great professor.
I love professor Greene. I think she is the best and is my favorite at UCLA. She is super understanding and flexible. Her homework assignments do take time but are pretty helpful for understanding the content. She drops the lowest 2 homework assignments which is nice. Her 2 midterms and final were fairly easy, and I don't know anyone who did poorly or thought they were unfair.
I definitely recommend taking her class!
Amazing! I highly recommend Professor Greene. She explains tough concepts in an easily understandable manner and is very dedicated to student success. She is always willing to give you extra help and clarification to ensure mastery of the material. Exams were fair and relatively straightforward. She is not trying to trick you with very challenging problems or wordy questions, she just wants to evaluate your knowledge. I would recommend to study the worksheets that are given out during discussion, some of the problems were almost identical. The homework was also very valuable and useful.
It was a pleasure to be in her class!