xx if you want clear math teaching and will study hard; avoid if xxxxxxx.
Best fit · Effort For RewardClear detailed lecturesHeavy homework loadTest-heavy coursesCaring and funnyRigorous math curriculum
—Lectures and notes are strong especially online with detailed examples and humor.
—Homework and xxxxxx and can feel overwhelming.
—Many students earn high grades with real effort but mixed views on help accessibility.
Key questions
Four answers before you build your schedule.
Is this an easy A?
FairEffort
58/100
Many students get As with partial credit and xx but xxxxx and hard tests mean you still work for the grade.
Online reviewers more often cite partial credit and manageable tests; in person reviewers stress heavier stakes and xx.
Is the course easy?
Challenging
34/100
Discrete Diff EQ and calculus material is rigorous with xxxx and a fast pace in several courses.
Both formats call the content hard; in person comments more often describe crushing workload and speed.
Is attendance flexible?
Varies
48/100
Some classes mark attendance optional while others require it and xxxxxxx.
Online xxxxx as not mandatory; in person reviews more often require showing up.
Is this professor recommended?
Depends
55/100
About half would take him again with strong fans of his lectures xxxxxx and help access.
Recent online MATH160 and MATH240 reviews are more positive than some older or in person calc complaints.
Course guide
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Grading
Fair
56/100
Partial credit xx and clear criteria appear often but tough grader tags and xxxxxxx.
Format shift
Online students more often mention generous partial credit; in person students more often call him a xx.
Workload
Heavy
28/100
Lots of homework demanding problem sets papers in some math courses and xxxxxxx.
Format shift
xxxxxxx; in person reviews also flag long papers and 60 percent finals.
Teaching experience
Good
73/100
xxxxxx and caring while a minority call lectures rushed or help hard to get.
Format shift
Online lectures and notes get strong praise; some early in person classes felt rough during transition.
Assessment method
FocusOnExams
72/100
xxxxxxxx with homework projects and occasional papers supporting the grade.
Format shift
xxxxxx; in person math220 comments stress a xx.
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Course format
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Classroom format
In person
11 reviews
High confidence · Best fit for Hardcore Learner
In person reviews range from best math teacher ever xxxxx and lots of homework; curriculum is rigorous.
Main concern
xxxx and high-stakes finals can bury students who fall behind.
What students said
“His lectures are really well done, goes through slides and xxxxxx.”
“The final was 60% of your grade. The lectures go extremely quick and it was very easy to get lost.”
“Scott is the xxxxxxx.”
Remote format
Online
6 reviews
Medium confidence · Best fit for Effort For Reward
Online students praise posted notes YouTube-style lectures and xxxxx though a few report rushed notes and harder HW than examples.
Main concern
Homework and xxxxxx and help can feel limited when struggling.
What students said
“He posts the notes which makes it easy to follow along with the lecture videos.”
“He grades generously as long as you make a genuine attempt, good with partial credit.”
“the HWs and xxxxxxxx notes.”
Exam style
Know what to expect from exams and major assignments.
Exams are generally fair and aligned with practice but xxxx and difficulty above easy lecture examples.
Manageable testsNo trick questionsTest heavyHigh final weightPartial credit
Assessment risk
Standard
55/100
Low score means less forgiving assessment conditions.
In person
In person exams are test-heavy and can dominate the grade with some finals at 60 percent and tricky but curved by xx.
Test heavyHigh final weightExtra credit on tests
“The final was 60% of your grade.”
“xxxx but he offers xx questions to make up for it.”
Online
Online students describe manageable tests without trick questions that still weigh a lot and can exceed simple notes.
Manageable testsNo trick questionsTests worth a lot
“xxxxx but are manageable and don't have any trick questions.”
“Also the HWs and xxxxxxxx notes.”
Student evidence
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Top student voice
“I've taken Scott for 2 classes now... His lectures are really well done... But HW is so heavy and demanding... Great Professor but man this curriculum he follows is rigorous.”
🎯 Lecture Clarity
73/100
“He makes sure that everyone understands the material and always willing to work with you during office hours.”
📚 Workload Reality
28/100
“HW is so heavy and demanding and its much harder than lecture that xx.”
👍 Recommendation Split
55/100
“xxxxxxx.”
⚖️ Effort for the A
58/100
“He grades generously as long as you make a genuine attempt, good with partial credit.”
Theme 1
👨🏫 About Teaching Style
—His lectures are really well done, goes through slides and xxxxxx
—He's super funny and likes to make jokes during his lectures
—He teaches very clear, the stuff you practice is what is on the xxxxx
Theme 2
📈 About Difficulty and Grades
—Expect ton of Studying
—xxxxx but are manageable and don't have any trick questions
—And why is there a 12 page paper for a math course?
Theme 3
❤️ About Support and Character
—If anyone here always struggles in xxxxx
—It felt like a burden to ask him for help
—Caring
Data context
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Analysis sample
17
Recent reviews read by the AI
17
Lifetime ratings
82/100
Evidence confidence
Seventeen detailed reviews span 2013 to 2025 across multiple math courses with xxxxx and tests.