Is this an easy A?
FairEffort
62/100and EC for perfect HW makes an A reachable if you stay current.
Recent in-person and online stats reviews support this more than older algebra reviews.
MATH030 · A30 · MATHA030 · MATHA160 · MATH045 · MATHA010 · MATH180 · CALCULUS1 · MATHA180 · MATH100 · STATC1000 · MATH45 · 35 lifetime ratings
The decision
Key questions
Is this an easy A?
Practice exams nearly match real tests and EC for perfect HW makes an A reachable if you stay current.
Recent in-person and online stats reviews support this more than older algebra reviews.
Is the course easy?
Intro stats can feel manageable, but some students still find pace and volume hard, especially non-STEM.
Online includes an easy MATH100 report; in person is more mixed by course level.
Is attendance flexible?
Attendance is often listed mandatory yet some say it is not graded, so showing up still helps but rules vary.
Online more often forces presence; in person is mixed mandatory versus optional.
Is this professor recommended?
About half recommend him for EC and practice exams while half warn about boring teaching and heavy HW.
Recent stats lean more positive; older remedial math reviews drag recommendation down.
Course guide
Grading
Lenient
68/100
Extra credit for full homework/quizzes and near-identical practice exams make grading feel student-friendly for many.
Format shift
Leniency is clearer in recent stats; older courses sound stricter.
Workload
Heavy
30/100
Frequent long Pearson or ALEKS homework with multi-part questions is the main pain point.
Format shift
Heavy HW appears in both formats.
Teaching experience
Average
52/100
He is described as nice and available, but lectures are slow, monotone, and textbook-heavy for many students.
Format shift
Online and in person both call lectures boring while some still praise caring help.
Assessment method
Balanced
55/100
Online HW and quizzes plus midterms/finals, with EC tied to completing platform work.
Format shift
Same software-driven pattern online and in person.
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Course format
Classroom format
High confidence · Best fit for Effort For Reward
In person he is chill and extra-credit generous for stats, but lectures drag and homework platforms (Pearson/ALEKS) feel endless.
Main concern
Tedious homework and dull lecture delivery.
What students said
“His extra credit is very generous too so make sure to complete all homework and quizzes.”
“The homework was the worst, he uses Pearson and there would be 18-30 questions with (a)-(h) questions in each”
Remote format
Medium confidence · Best fit for Self Taught Pro
Online ranges from easy-A caring to boring mandatory lectures with poor engagement; outcomes depend on student effort.
Main concern
Boring lectures and mixed personality feedback.
What students said
“Easiest math class I have ever taken.”
“His lecture style is very boring, and any attempts to increase class engagement were shot down BY HIM”
Exam style
Exams are often nearly copies of practice exams, which lowers surprise difficulty if you prepare.
Assessment risk
StudentFriendly
75/100
Low score means less forgiving assessment conditions.
In-person students repeatedly say practice exams match real tests and formula sheets are allowed.
“He is nice to give practice exams that are very similar to the real one.”
“Lets you use a formula sheet for exams as well as offering practice exams that help out a lot”
Online comments stress straightforward assignments and easy outcomes more than proctoring details; no clear Lockdown claims.
“Easiest math class I have ever taken.”
“his assignments are very straightforward.”
Student evidence
Top student voice
“He is nice to give practice exams that are very similar to the real one. His extra credit is very generous too so make sure to complete all homework and quizzes.”
“his classes are super lecture dense. His teaching style is pretty slow and monotone”
“The homework was the worst, he uses Pearson and there would be 18-30 questions with (a)-(h) questions in each”
“The exams questions are literally taken from the practice exams.”
“I would definitely recommend him to anyone that struggles with stats.”
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Data context
Analysis sample
35
Recent reviews read by the AI
35
Lifetime ratings
74/100
Evidence confidence
35 reviews over a long span show a clear recent stats pattern but older algebra classes create inconsistency.
Inside 35 stored ratings
Reported outcomes
26 reported outcomes
A+ 5 · A 10
B+ 1 · B 2 · B- 1
C 2
No reported values
No reported values
Drop/Withdrawal 2 · Not sure yet 3