Triggiani is super super nice and extremely helpful. He will do all he can to help you out. If you do the homework (lots of hw), and understand the concepts taught in class, then you are good to go for the exams!

Triggiani tries to be nice to his students, but is quite the ass in office hours. For Math majors, I'm sure this class is a piece of cake since it moves at a snail's pace but don't expect a cake walk if you are rusty on basic calculus (haven't seen it since high school). There's a nice surprise at the end of the course, and basically showing up guarantees a B+ and an A is pretty easy too for anyone who is above average at math.

Triggiani does his best to make sure you get a good grade. He releases practice tests before the actual tests which are very similar and is a lenient grader when it comes to giving partial credit. Also, he lets you skip the final if you are happy with your grade up to that point. Overall, probably the best and easiest teacher you can get for this class.

Not as easy as the grade distribution makes it seem. Triggani is a generally nice guy, but doesn't have the best handwriting and doesn't do a great job conveying when quizzes are, and what material will be covered in tests. The average for the first test was about a 70%, and I haven't heard of any plans to curve.

He is one of the best math professors, take any class with him if possible

Triggiani is a great professor. He is really enthusiastic and a hilarious and interesting man. The tests were reasonable and practically the whole class got an A.