MATH 3B
Calculus for Life Sciences Students
Description: Lecture, three hours; discussion, one hour. Requisite: course 3A with grade of C- or better. Not open for credit to students with credit for course 31B. Applications of differentiation, integration, differential equations, linear models in biology, phase lines and classifying equilibrium values, bifurcations. P/NP or letter grading.
Units: 4.0
Units: 4.0
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I haven't gotten my grade yet for this class but... He's a very very very very nice, approachable professor who is TRULY concerned with being the best professor he can be. Every time I had a question, he was more than willing to answer and I was, for once, not afraid to go to office hours. Do the homework (I didn't and I suffered as a result of it) and make sure you go to lecture. He is a very good, organized lecturer who tries his best to make lecture/math enjoyable. The first midterm was HARDDDD I got a horrible score, but the second one was better. Just make sure you study, as math3B is not extremely simple.
I haven't gotten my grade yet for this class but... He's a very very very very nice, approachable professor who is TRULY concerned with being the best professor he can be. Every time I had a question, he was more than willing to answer and I was, for once, not afraid to go to office hours. Do the homework (I didn't and I suffered as a result of it) and make sure you go to lecture. He is a very good, organized lecturer who tries his best to make lecture/math enjoyable. The first midterm was HARDDDD I got a horrible score, but the second one was better. Just make sure you study, as math3B is not extremely simple.
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Winter 2025 - Professor Greene is a very helpful and nice professor. Her lectures are not the most engaging, but you will learn all the material if you go to the lectures. She offers office hours after almost every lecture (3 times a week). The class is structured into homework grades, 2 midterms and a final. The homework is either online (in which you have multiple attempts per question) and or on paper, with both of them graded or accuracy. The midterms were very manageable for me and I got an A+ on both. I would highly recommend this course for life science majors hoping to meet the math requirements!
Winter 2025 - Professor Greene is a very helpful and nice professor. Her lectures are not the most engaging, but you will learn all the material if you go to the lectures. She offers office hours after almost every lecture (3 times a week). The class is structured into homework grades, 2 midterms and a final. The homework is either online (in which you have multiple attempts per question) and or on paper, with both of them graded or accuracy. The midterms were very manageable for me and I got an A+ on both. I would highly recommend this course for life science majors hoping to meet the math requirements!
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