This course is so much easier than MATH 100 and MATH 101. There's still tons of content to cover, but it doesn't feel as soul-sucking and hopeless. Assignments were very manageable and were good preparation for the two midterms and final exam, which were very reasonable and had questions felt comparable to the weekly tutorial quizzes. The tutorial quizzes were originally written during the tutorial, so those felt super rushed because the TA just didn't really have time to properly go through the practice problems, and also rarely related to the practice problems so I often felt completely unprepared for them. The last few quizzes were submitted online, which definitely made the tutorials be more helpful because we could actually go through the practice problems. We also had a couple AI ass...read more

If you did well in MATH 100 and MATH 101 and have some understanding of basic linear algebra concepts, the content is kind of a piece of cake. There are times where it gets more challenging, but it's often in set-up of the solutions rather than in actually computing the solution, because the methods used to obtain solutions are covered in earlier courses. So if you can do the hard stuff in those courses, you'll do just fine in this one. Personally, I found being familiar with basic vector operations to be absolutely life-saving. Overall, the content has been super useful, and has also made things I've learned in other past courses make so much more sense.

Muhammad was amazing. He was really friendly and very respectful of his students. His explanations were very thorough and so easy to understand, and he always had a great range of examples that covered trickier parts of the material. All of his exams were designed so they were pretty easy if you did all the homework and had a decent understanding of the material. He was very well-organized, and the course Brightspace always had pretty much everything you could possibly need to succeed in the course, from lecture notes (posted within a couple hours of the lecture) to detailed announcements to fantastic videos to replace lectures Muhammad couldn't run in-person. If anyone ever asked me if I would recommend taking a course with Muhammad, I would say yes before they finished asking.

Being familiar with basic linear algebra concepts made the course so much easier, but it also meant I slacked off for slightly too long at the start of the course. The moment things start getting tough, study like crazy, because the course moves fast enough that falling behind is a bit rough to recover from.

[Taken online in pandemic] [Co-instructed by Muhammad Awais & Joseph Horan (with help from Trefor Bazett] OVERALL MATH 200 (Calculus 3) is an introduction to multivariate calculus. I imagine most people will find the content in this course easier than Calculus 1 and 2. The course mostly involves taking the single-variable calculus techniques you already know and expanding them to extra variables. Joseph and Muhammed ran a great course. I recommend registering with them, if possible. WORKLOAD - Homework every few weeks (half-written, half-MyLabMath (MLM). These will take a good evening or more, but I found them helpful in studying). - Checkpoint Quizzes twice a week (easy way to cement your understanding of each lecture. You get three attempts, they should be free grades for most peopl...read more

If you do a good amount of practice, re-do the tutorials, and make sure you understand the concepts early, this class should not be a problem.