APMA 2120

It's an ok class.

Good teacher for multivariate.

Great Teacher, very reasonable if you have any concerns, except he doesnt budge on your final test grade at all

Professor Mohajeri is extremely passionate about the material and a great resource if you are struggling with some of the topics in the course. He is very approachable and wants to help students.

Mike is a very thorough teacher who goes over everything in lecture. As long as you go to class, which he takes attendance for, you will learn everything you need to know for the quizzes/tests. Lots of busywork but not a difficult course.

Mohajeri was one of the best teachers I've had. He's really nice, and tries to make jokes. He has an accent but it doesn't get in the way; he's really easy to understand. He's very good at explaining the subject. His classes are mostly note taking, then he goes on and does multiple examples. The webwork/bookwork isn't hard, but sometimes it's sort of long. Overall, it's a fair, fun class. I'd recommend Mohajeri for anyone taking this class.

Great guys with very good intentions

Probably one of the better teachers to have for Calc 3. Not as much work as Beck but as a result tests can seem harder. Not too much work, though Webwork is required and you have weekly written HW [not too difficult at all, takes maybe 30 mins].

Good class. The teacher is really thorough, and it helps when it comes to tests. Don't count on a curve and don't screw up tests or your grade is over. There isn't much homework. I'd suggest this professor over Beck or Weikle (or the other calc3 profs)

The homework has to be turned in individually but can be done in groups, so it isn't 4 hours each.

Lots of powerpoint that he goes through with lots of speed. And he is reluctant to post his power point notes so there is no guarantee you can look over them later. My hand would be sore from trying to write so fast, and then I was focused only on writing everything down and not on understanding what he was saying. Got through this class with a C only because the TA was able to supplement most of the material the professor was supposed to be teaching me.

He marked me down on a midterm because I had trouble with a problem, and to figure out what to do I wrote down all the equations that I had to choose from. I ended up choosing the correct answer and getting the correct answer, but got marked down because by writing down the other equations he concluded I was confused and even though I got the correct answer was not deserving of the full credit for the problem.