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Professor Ai is always patient and caring. He writes math proofs on board carefully and rigorously. He often provides the motivation for the mathematical concepts and has a good organization of course content.Rate My Professors ↗
Honestly, one of the better professors for math 431. The material is relatively easy, but Albert tries to explain the deeper reasonings for each problem to prepare for later problems in the book. Realistically, any professor would be the same in the course since they all teach directly from the UW-licensed book in order.Rate My Professors ↗
actually garbage, avoid at all costs. the problem is the class is relatively easy but its explained so poorly its impossible to know what's going on. Literally lecture is watching professor ai fill 2 entire pages with greek symbols and random syntax to "explain" something like flipping a coin. The worst professor Ive ever had.Rate My Professors ↗
Not responsive to questions on online forum. Doesn't present challenging topics clearly in class. Doesn't have a strong handle on the material he's teaching. Homework is not representative of what's covered on exams. Don't take the course with him, seriously.Rate My Professors ↗
The exam is very difficult, Fast progress. Suitable for students who like to challenge themselvesRate My Professors ↗
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Introduction to the theory of probability covering axioms, distributions, and limit theorems
No offering record · Spring 2024
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Fall 2019–Spring 2024Distinct courses recorded per term
Explore courses taught by this instructor →| Term | Course | Title |
|---|---|---|
| Spring 2024 | MATH/STAT 431 | Introduction to the Theory of Probability |
| Fall 2023 | MATH 390 | Undergraduate Research with Madison Experimental Mathematics Lab |
| Fall 2023 | MATH 551 | Point-set Topology |
| Spring 2022 | MATH 540 | Linear Algebra II |
| Fall 2021 | MATH/STAT 431 | Introduction to the Theory of Probability |
| Fall 2020 | MATH/STAT 431 | Introduction to the Theory of Probability |
Teaching history may be incomplete. Course pages contain course-specific feedback and citations.
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