The class is comprised of homework, quizzes, and exams. The final was not cumulative, so that was really nice. The quizzes and homework are much more difficult than the actual exams, and there are quizzes every Friday which is not super fun.

The content covers integrals, derivatives, optimization, limits, and some other concepts. Most of the content is actually light work once you get it down, but optimization is the main unit that is actually useful. I will say though, you need to know the other content to actually be able to do the optimization problems so yk, pay attention.

Professor Greener is the most normal, chill professor I have had so far. He is willing to help students and he explains concepts extremely well.

Do all the homework, show up to class everyday, take notes, and study a little bit before quizzes and exams.