Mathematics
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Professor Schmitt is a staple of the Math department at Middlebury and specializes in the fields of Graph Theory and Combinatorics. His lectures are organized, and while sometimes they leave you feeling slightly confused after difficult proofs, he is always willing to answer any questions. His exams are fair, and while Graph Theory is a strange topic to give exams, he constructs them quite well. The course is very useful for CS majors as there is a fun project at the end.
Professor Schmitt is a staple of the Math department at Middlebury and specializes in the fields of Graph Theory and Combinatorics. His lectures are organized, and while sometimes they leave you feeling slightly confused after difficult proofs, he is always willing to answer any questions. His exams are fair, and while Graph Theory i …Read more
Professor Peterson is an incredible Professor, his lectures are enthusiastic as he bounces around the room early in the morning. While his exams, especially the final two, are difficult, if you know what you are doing they are a good test. He is also one of the most helpful Professors to speak to during office hours and truly loves Probability. Not to mention the fact that the topics of the course are lots of fun.
Professor Peterson is an incredible Professor, his lectures are enthusiastic as he bounces around the room early in the morning. While his exams, especially the final two, are difficult, if you know what you are doing they are a good test. He is also one of the most helpful Professors to speak to during office hours and truly loves P …Read more
At times, lectures could be confusing and unclear. I often found myself returning to my textbook or outsourcing to YouTube videos for help understanding concepts. Prof. Morris-Wright, however, made herself available during office hours but was not the most clear at giving guidance. Exams were fairly easy. The class is very proof-heavy and conceptual, so be prepared not to just complete computations the entire time.
At times, lectures could be confusing and unclear. I often found myself returning to my textbook or outsourcing to YouTube videos for help understanding concepts. Prof. Morris-Wright, however, made herself available during office hours but was not the most clear at giving guidance. Exams were fairly easy. The class is very proof-heav …Read more