Assignments could be a bit of a pain to get through sometimes but Rich does a good job organizing all of his notes and giving us all the required materials to get through the course

Try to understand the bigger picture of the material and not just how to solve specific problems

Rich is the best professor for this course. His lecture notes, handouts and slides are extremely helpful. All the assignments could be done with the resources he provided, besides maybe refreshing on derivatives and integrals. During Covid we were give 4 hours to complete the midterm and 12 hours to completed the final exam.

Pay attention, brush up on first year calculus.

Rich's notes were good but the material and assignment didn't reflect the material given on the exams. midterm was 20%, final was 40%. I was on the discord and everyone agreed that the exams were too difficult, after the final was done the discord was like "see you next semester in csc225". I feel like Rich made the exam more difficult due to it being online. This course was Rich's first time teaching online so we were very much a trial run. Rich had good reviews so I was surprised he wasnt that good, I'm guessing that he's good in person but not online.

I was hoping Rich was going to be those amazing profs like Celina Berg or Anthony Estey but he's just okay. This is his first time teaching this courses online so we are his trial run class. The class material doesn't match exactly with the exam material. The midterm average was around 60% which Rich was proud of because in previous semesters he taught this course the average for the midterm was low 50s. Midterm is worth 20%, Final is worth 40%. The discord page went mad after the midterm. Rich is not a great prof but not a really bad one either. This class is really an extension of MATH 122 / this class is just all math.