I found MA 15800 to be a useful class, but the materials were complicated. The lectures were dense, but the workload was manageable. Overall, it was just an okay class in terms of content.

I didn't love this class, but it was interesting. The professor did a good job of making the material interesting, but I'm not a math person.

I took MA 15800 with Professor Delworth. He is very funny and can explain difficult concepts well. He is also very patient and willing to answer any and all student questions, which is extremely useful.

Attend every class for content and pop quizzes.

He explains concepts well, especially as I am someone who struggles with math in general.

He takes time and answers students questions, no matter how simple or complex. He also has a sense of humor which is nice, given that our section was at 7:30am.

This class was okay. Lecture was boring, workload was annoying but manageable. Overall, just a meh class.

The content isn't too hard if you've done some Precalculus before, which I had. Can be confusing at times. There's homework every other night, but you get basically infinite tries online and a lot of the questions are just exact repeats from the ones shown in class, so it can give a nice little boost to your grade. Most of your grade is determined by exams (we had four) and weekly quizzes, however. The exams aren't too hard as long as you study beforehand and review topics that you're bad at. There was no cumulative final, which was really nice.

The lectures were always boring, but I think that's more t he fault of the content than the instructor. She seemed almost awkward at times, but did explain things fairly well.

Start homework early so you can ask questions if needed. Study for exams even if you think you don't need to. Take notes during lectures.