It was difficult for sure, but if you put in the work and do the practice problems you will do fine. Don't rely on integral calculators, force yourself to do some problems by hand. If you are running out of time for the homework, use an online calculator but plan ahead for next week now that you know. You WILL NOT get by in this class unless you put in the work to do problems by hand until you get them right.

This course goes over integration techniques and series divergence or convergence. The first common exam is basically review from Calculus 1, the second is techniques of integration (hardest of them all for me and my class), and the third is about series convergence and divergence (essentially memorization of pretty simple rules, but don't forget the basics for techniques of integration).

He made the class fun. His little sayings and real-talk combined with encouragement made it a joy to take this class with him. He offers extra credit for redoing quizzes with the tutoring center.

As I said before, don't rely on integral calculators. The homework is much more complex than the exams. That doesn't mean slack off on the homework. If you do the homework well by hand, you will excell on the exams.