Lectures were recorded and he had lecture slides... but I think it's also important to take good notes of your own as the tests can be pretty in-depth. Maji was a good lecturer imo and I definitely learned a lot in this class.

He also held regular office hours which were extremely helpful in grasping the concepts. The class was definitely not easy, but was thankfully curved. He also offered plenty of practice materials which are an absolute MUST to go over. Overall, I think CHEM 30A with Maji was cool.

This was by no means an easy class, but it is primarily due to the content. Tests are well written, but are very tough (averages for the midterms this quarter were around 52%); you have to learn everything he talks about during lecture very thoroughly. Prof. Maji does not follow slides or the textbook exactly, but the examples he draws on the board will contain all the information you need to know. Consequently, how well you are able to learn the content strongly depends on the amount you participate in class. I would highly recommend to ask questions about the content, visit his office hours, and most importantly, GET TO CLASS EARLY AND DO THE EXAMPLE PROBLEMS ON THE BOARD. Maji is very helpful and will support you if you get lost, but you have to make the initiative yourself.