Calculus 3- MAT 241

I just wanted to say that you were right! 

Now in my upper division physics courses, my peers struggle with the vector calculus. Often I find myself explaining to them what Stokes or Gauss theorems mean and how to even apply them. Some didn't even knew what a Jacobian was, which has now popped up a few times.

My mathematical methods in physics courses have been a breeze. They are meant to reinforce your vector calculus, differential equations and linear algebra skills. Which, after having taken calculus 3 with you and having watched your differential equations videos, these courses have served more of like a review with an occasional new concept. I also got into the habit of rewriting my notes for my physics courses and even earn some money for uploading them to the disability resource center.

Thank you so much for teaching the way you do! It was truly an honor having had you as an instructor!

Thank you,