I think his tests and homework are easy and straightforward. Even though sometimes he is disorganized in class, you can still follow him by doing some reading after class.

He gives clear notes and easy homework. If you work for his class you will get a good grade. He's also really helpful during office hour

The fact that he doesn't show up to office hours is enough to give him a bad review. Good luck reaching him outside of class; Emails will come back in 2 days. He does not seem to care about the class' understanding and dodges questions. Sometimes by ignoring Qs. I would do whatever you can to not take this professor if you want to learn anything.

He really does not know how to teach well. The only saving grace is that he is flexible about grading and heavily curves the class, but other than that I would not recommend Ye at all.

He really listens to students' opinions about difficulty of exams. No quiz, solid homework. Logically explanation for concepts. Patient after class.

This professor is horrible I took him without any prior knowledge of calculus. My friends and CLAS probably saved me from getting a f in his class. His lectures are totally useless and unorganized and you don't need the book unless you want to self teach through it. AVOID THIS PROFESSOR AT ALL COSTS. If you do get him though do the hw thoroughly.

Really unorganized lectures, stopped going after a few weeks because I didn't learn anything from him. If you get him prepare to self-study, I'd recommend khanacademy and Patrick JMT.

If you enjoy teaching yourself & dislike going to lecture, this class fits the bill! I took Ye for Linear Algebra, and Khan Academy was my god. Watched Khan videos on double speed for hrs. Survived the class with an A... tests aren't actually hard. He gives pretty straight criteria, a notecard, and for the final a study guide. Avoid if possible.

Unorganized. Syllabus was a joke and had no valuable information. 2/3 of the class including myself stopped going to lecture half way through because I found studying on my own was a better use of time. If you want to pass go to CLAS and section. Final counts for 50% of grade and he doesn't give you any kind of prep for it.

Horrible professor, the worst I have had

Terrible professor. He does not know how to teach/get his points across. Relied fully on outside sources to get a decent grade in his class. DO NOT TAKE MATH WITH HIM.

All in all I think the class was fine. He's a little hard to understand at times and his explanations aren't very clear. We had 10 homework assignment (all online) but sometimes he would assign 2-3 due one week. Textbook not required. Midterms were challenging but we got a cheatsheet and he posts solutions on GauchoSpace after so you can study them

Mr. Ye assigns a good amount of homework, but he gives a lot of it in a short period of time. If I were you, make sure to go to section and make a study group. Honestly, I don't think I would have passed without it. Also, he lets you have a notecard for the midterms and final, but no calculator is allowed. Good luck!

It seems that he doesn't prepare for his lectures. He doesn't explain concepts clearly, and usually makes simple things confusing. The exams are hard because it is always "impossible to assign new homework due to some system trouble". The worst teacher I've ever had.

His lectures were confusing and very unorganized. I didn't get anything out of them and basically taught myself by doing the book problems at the end of the chapters. They help a lot for the tests. Make sure you use CLAS because it is a lifesaver. I wouldn't take a class with him again but it is doable if you work hard and have no other choice.

Although Professor Ye's lectures weren't the most clear or organized, he seems to care about his students' success. He made it a point to ask us how many review days we wanted before the final, and (notoriously) uploaded an outline of the final to review on his site. Homework was not comprehensive, but the exams were easy. Go to section!!!

Lectures are boring and make the subject more confusing. He has a strong accent. The homework is not similar to the tests. On tests, if you get the correct answer but your explanation isn't "correct enough" you won't get full credit. I would not take a class with him again. If there's no other option, then sign up for CLAS. It saved me.

The class itself is hard, but his midterm exam consisted of 20 extra credit points wich was extremely generous. He understood it was an intense class and for the final he asked the class what method (in classtake home) would work best for us. HW is tough but nothing like the Exams, they will put you at an advantage but READ THE TEXTBOOK!

Ye is really good at teaching you the material, very insightful if your math sucks, but he can write on that chalkboard at unreal speed, and it can be pretty hard to get everything in your notes. Homework is really fair, final was unreasonably tough. If you get stuck on an exam problems, try all the math tricks you know until you can solve it.

Let me begin by saying that I think Professor Ye is a good lecturer. I came to class every week and got a lot out of them. That being said, nothing that I got out of lecture was applicable to the tests. A question on the midterm was poorly worded, costing me 20 points and the final consisted of all near impossible questions, nothing like in lecture

Professor Ye was very clear, he often took time to turn around and explain concepts in depth instead of busily writing on the board all lecture. Tests were very fair, Webwork due weekly. I am a math major and I thought he was very knowledgable about the subject and fair with his teaching. I had lecture at 8am but rarely missed. Used the book A LOT.

Course material is straight forward. Always presents example proofs and often shows different ones than from the textbook to let you see the multiple ways to approach things. Lecture is sometimes silly when he spends the whole time on one big proof but typically the concept demonstrated is essential. Tests on the basics, nothing tricky.

Professor Ye was usually unprepared for lecture. He was very unclear with his teaching and although he is a good mathematician, he struggle to communicate concepts to the class. Most people stopped showing up. He also didn't use Gauchospace so there is no way of knowing your grade at any given point.

He is THE worst professor of all time. He knows a lot about math but has absolutely no idea how to teach. The 2 midterms were easy but the final was a nightmare. Only about 40 kids showed regularly to a class of over 250. He is super unclear, goes off on class-long tangents, and doesn't communicate to the students at all. No way to know your grade