Overall, not a bad course but there's a LOT of self teaching to be done and it does move very fast. If you don't understand one unit, good luck with the rest. This is all very applicable to any Calc class though.

I mean it's Calculus so it's going to be a bit difficult. If you put in a ton of work into basically teaching yourself the content and going to tutors, you'll be fine but otherwise you might struggle. A good thing however is that there's a ton of opportunities for points and it is easy to get the grade you want.

Pros: Mastery based grading system, good office hours, detailed explanations, can bring note card to tests Cons: Can come off as a bit aggressive, hard to contact outside of class, if you miss one test there is 0 way to take it another time (no exceptions no matter the circumstance), test questions are always so odd and excessively complicated

A lot of people recommend Kay Brooks. I wouldn't say Cooper is bad, but I think there are better options. I just really don't like her backhanded aggressive attitude sometimes.