Take this course and stick with it. We started with 36 kids and some on the waitlist, but by the midterm, there were 13 - most dropped after the first/second class. But do not let that discourage you.

The first few homeworks will be rough, but the class is very forgiving due to the heavy curve and the majority of the grade being made up of the midterm and final (30%, 45%). While a greater time commitment than 2310, you will gain much more mathematical maturity.

This was my first experience with proofs, so it took some adjustment, but Prof. Hayes eased us into it to make it accessible. Highly recommend attending office hours and collaborating with others on homework

This and 3315 combined are basically a survey of undergraduate analysis. By the end of the sequence, we had learned all of 2310, 3354, and 3250, and most of 3310 and 4651.

Also, if you can, take it with Hayes. He is a great professor who cares about his students. Pick his brain on analysis and his research