Professor
Youssef Benzarti
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Spring 2017 - Homework is 10%, and the professor divides the rest of the 90% on the two midterms and final, depending on how you do: [1] For students whose final exam score is below the scores on each of the two midterms, each exam will count 30%. [2] For all other students, the final exam will count 50% and the higher of the two midterms will count 40% (i.e., the lower midterm score is dropped). For any student missing one of the midterms for any reason, the latter calculation will be used with the one midterm taken counting 40%. The class itself was okay. The professor is pretty straightforward, and the exams weren't super crazy or anything. If you're solid with calculus, it shouldn't be tooooo hard. Definitely should be able to at least pass.
Spring 2017 - Homework is 10%, and the professor divides the rest of the 90% on the two midterms and final, depending on how you do: [1] For students whose final exam score is below the scores on each of the two midterms, each exam will count 30%. [2] For all other students, the final exam will count 50% and the higher of the two midterms will count 40% (i.e., the lower midterm score is dropped). For any student missing one of the midterms for any reason, the latter calculation will be used with the one midterm taken counting 40%. The class itself was okay. The professor is pretty straightforward, and the exams weren't super crazy or anything. If you're solid with calculus, it shouldn't be tooooo hard. Definitely should be able to at least pass.
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