Computational methods and differential equations with applications

Grading seems generous; getting an A range is relatively easy if you follow the slides and practice well, but there's little room for error at the top end.

The workload is perceived as heavy, with a focus on repetitive calculations and quick writing during exams. Students spend around 10-12 hours per week studying, including attending lectures and doing assignments.

Assessments include two quizzes, tests, a final exam, and problem sets based on the slides and ASM. The final exam covers repeated questions from previous exams.

The professor is highly praised for being responsive and engaging, though some students find the tutor less helpful. Overall, the teaching quality is considered good.

Follow the slides closely, practice problem sets thoroughly, and manage your time well during exams to avoid errors. Ask questions if you need clarification.