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Joe Kraisler

3 reviews

Overview

Learning Amount9.0/10
Would Recommend100%

Ratings

Lectures
5.0/5
Readings
3.0/5
Feedback
4.0/5
Communication
4.3/5

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MATH 121

Taken Fall 2023 · Reviewed Jan 28, 2026

9/10
learning
Lectures
5.0/5
Readings
3.0/5
Feedback
4.0/5
Communication
4.0/5
Would retake: 4/5
Recommend: Yes
Good for non-majors? Yes
Teaching: Lecture
Exams: 4, not curved

MATH 260

Taken Spring 2025 · Reviewed Jan 27, 2026

8/10
learning
Lectures
5.0/5
Readings
3.0/5
Feedback
4.0/5
Communication
5.0/5
Would retake: 5/5
Recommend: Yes
Good for non-majors? Yes
Teaching: Lecture
Reading (pages/week): 20
Homework (hours/week): 3
Essays: 0
Exams: 2, no curve

"Diff eq was a really interesting class. It had a good balance of keeping the course grounded in applications while still teaching the theory. That being said, I wish we had spent more time on different techniques for solving differential equations rather than existence and uniqueness proofs, as I didn't learn several techniques taught in most ODE classes. The midterms were pretty straightforward and easier than HW. The HW was pretty reasonable, if a bit tedious at times. "

EngagingEasy GraderLight Workload

MATH 355

Taken Fall 2024 · Reviewed Jan 27, 2026

10/10
learning
Lectures
5.0/5
Readings
3.0/5
Feedback
4.0/5
Communication
4.0/5
Would retake: 5/5
Recommend: Yes
Good for non-majors? No
Teaching: Lecture
Reading (pages/week): 0
Homework (hours/week): 10
Essays: 0
Exams: 3, plus 5 quizzes. I think the final grade may have been curved slightly, but each exam was not

"Professor Kraisler made a difficult class like analysis seem easy. His lectures were engaging and easy to follow. He was always willing to answer student questions in class and office hours and made the point to say that no question was stupid. Homework was extremely time consuming and difficult, but midterms were much easier than it. There were quizzes every 2-3 weeks , which were sometimes tricky, but much better prep for the midterms than the homework. "

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