Homework was super similar to the test. Study the homework and you'll be fine. He's a really sweet old man. Pretty easy class if you take notes, although Yaqub had a tendency of messing up on problems. Also, i would recommend sitting close to the front because you know -- he's old and has a low voice.

1. Go to class and write down everything he writes down. It'll show up on midterms. 2. Even if you don't do well on the midterms stick with it until the final. You get a note card and the final is literally the 2 midterms combined into one test plus a couple more problems. I got a 68 on the first midterm but ended up with an A cuz of my notecard.

Really easy material. Section/lecture was not mandatory at all, besides the fact that some problems he does in lecture will appear on the test. (But he mainly does homework problems in lecture) Study all the homeworks, because these are your tests. Didn't study for the final, hardly studied for the midterms and I did fine

Extremely difficult to understand and doesn't follow the text book so difficult to teach yourself material. Tests are the only part of your grade.

Many complain about his accent, but you can still understand him. If you can do the homework, you can do the tests easily. Also, write down every single thing that you see him write. Some very random questions may be in the final exam. If you need help, I suggest you go to CLAS immediately. I would say this class is easier than AP Calculus AB.

Yaqub is a very helpful teacher if you actually go to lecture; it will save you. Almost everything that is tested comes from the homework or lecture. He has a very heavy accent and horrible handwriting but CLAS will help. Make sure to go to lecture because that is the difference between getting an A and a B.