This Math Department course proved enjoyable and accommodating, especially as my first with the department at this school. Initially appearing challenging, it required a review of Calculus I content. Despite the difficulty stemming from a lapse in memory, adapting to the lecture style and instructor's accent made the course more manageable over time.

The instructor initially presented concepts with convoluted explanations, but this perception changed after adjusting to the teaching style. Our Learning Assistant, Sydney, played a crucial role during lectures, providing alternative interpretations and solutions when needed. The course became a breeze once these adjustments were made.

Regular completion of WebAssign homework, despite occasional confusion, contributed to a deeper understanding of the concepts. Jim Rolf's supplemental videos and other assignments, such as problem sets and quizzes, were manageable with preparation. Connecting with classmates for questions and study sessions proved advantageous.

Exams, including two midterms with ample resources, were navigable. Additionally, a final (which I haven't taken yet) awaits. Office hours, MCLC, practice exams, P2L sessions, and Learning Assistant-led review sessions enhanced preparation.

I recommend taking the course with Yuan Zhang!
Despite initial challenges, achieving a desirable grade is possible with consistent effort and proper completion of assignments.

#tCFF23

i took fall 23 idk why its not showing up, yuan zhang the absolute goat, it can be confusing in the beginning but the structure makes a lot of sense and the workload is manageable. highly recommend taking with yuan! many hw assignments and pre class things that can help boost ur grade a bit, 3 exams with a higher weighting on the final. if you pay attention in class u will be fine, but there are also so many resources you can go to for extra help, and many practices to do before exams that really help.