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Just sign up for an account to write this review... I don't understand why Austin gets such a bad grade. He is very clear and helpful, and his handwriting is so good. I took this class first quarter in UCLA and totally enjoys it. Our first midterm and final is pretty easy and second midterm is a little bit harder. However, it is not about calculation, but about understanding. If you go to the lecture and read textbook you will be fine.
SUCH A HARD CLASS. Doesn't do a great job at explaining things and my class was way off compared to other classes in terms of the material we covered. You can understand the professor but not the TAs, and the tests are super hard. Curved like a normal math class, with bottom 15% getting Cs and below, top 15% in B+ and A range, and everyone else in the middle. Don't take this in the fall because then you're with all the super smart people and you'll be at the bottom of the curve unless you think you are one of those super smart people. UCLA is hard, and this class proves it.
Just sign up for an account to write this review... I don't understand why Austin gets such a bad grade. He is very clear and helpful, and his handwriting is so good. I took this class first quarter in UCLA and totally enjoys it. Our first midterm and final is pretty easy and second midterm is a little bit harder. However, it is not about calculation, but about understanding. If you go to the lecture and read textbook you will be fine.
SUCH A HARD CLASS. Doesn't do a great job at explaining things and my class was way off compared to other classes in terms of the material we covered. You can understand the professor but not the TAs, and the tests are super hard. Curved like a normal math class, with bottom 15% getting Cs and below, top 15% in B+ and A range, and everyone else in the middle. Don't take this in the fall because then you're with all the super smart people and you'll be at the bottom of the curve unless you think you are one of those super smart people. UCLA is hard, and this class proves it.
Based on 6 Users
TOP TAGS
- Is Podcasted (2)
- Often Funny (2)
- Needs Textbook (2)
- Engaging Lectures (2)