APMA 2120

The material in this class is a lot easier to grasp than most APMA classes. Professor Thurneck does a decent job with it. Note: Every week, you will have an hour long quiz instead of a 10-15 minute one. It is harder than the other teachers' sections so you will have to study more, but it will prepare you better for the tests/final.

He was a great teacher that cared about his students.

It's easier than I thought, I recomend taking 212 if you have BC calc credit. Don't bother with 111.

Boring class. Study up, or the quizes and tests will hurt you. No graded homework when I took it with Thurneck. The professor is a nice guy, but a little dull during lectures.

Kind of dull during lecture, but extremely patient and willing to help students. Tests are pretty straightforward, just be sure you don't make stupid mistakes.

Not the most exciting class, but Thurneck is a great professor.

Very friendly, but pretty boring lectures. Very helpful, and yes, definitely take it if you have BC credit.

Thurneck is a great professor. APMA 212 is a boring topic by default, but he tries hard to make sure students understand all the material -- he's very patient with going over any homework problems that students have questions about.

The homework isn't checked, but weekly quizzes mean that you have to keep up.

Great guy, just a boring subject. If you don't understand something, this is the guy to ask.

His lectures are a bit boring but he goes over a lot of examples and homework problems, so if you can pay attention, you should have a good understanding of the material. Homework is not graded which is nice bue the weekly quiz can be tricky if you haven't done it.