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This class was the first math class I took at UCLA. I thought that it was a pretty good class, as the teacher was very thorough with his work. Furthermore, the TAs would have a weekly discussion which helped solidify the information learned through the week.
The tests were difficult, however some of the questions would be extremely similar to the ones on the homework, which was helpful. To clarify, he would give you a homework set with around thirty problems, but only a handful of the thirty would be required to submit within that homework. He would then take some of the examples from the thirty problems and use them on the exams. He would also drop one of the two midterms, which was great as the second midterm seemed to be much easier than the first.
I thought Professor Wu was great! His lectures weren't too hard to follow as they were super practical and they were recorded so I could always rewatch if I missed something. Also tests were given curves, so failing shouldn't be that big of a worry.
This class was the first math class I took at UCLA. I thought that it was a pretty good class, as the teacher was very thorough with his work. Furthermore, the TAs would have a weekly discussion which helped solidify the information learned through the week.
The tests were difficult, however some of the questions would be extremely similar to the ones on the homework, which was helpful. To clarify, he would give you a homework set with around thirty problems, but only a handful of the thirty would be required to submit within that homework. He would then take some of the examples from the thirty problems and use them on the exams. He would also drop one of the two midterms, which was great as the second midterm seemed to be much easier than the first.
I thought Professor Wu was great! His lectures weren't too hard to follow as they were super practical and they were recorded so I could always rewatch if I missed something. Also tests were given curves, so failing shouldn't be that big of a worry.
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