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Professor Ratings & Grade Distribution Data for Jeffrey Morgan
Jeffrey Morgan
Professor (2007 – 2011)
Houston (UH)
(Mathematics)
Houston (UH)
(Mathematics)
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Rated by 24 students
2.21
Avg GPA
across 7 classes
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MATH 1431
Calculus I
Pros: He is the best math professor I've ever seen. He explains everything. He gives a homework to be done every Monday and that really helps because if you understand whats on the homework, you should do good in the class. The good thing about homework is that they don't really grade, as long as you submit it, you will get a full mark. He takes attendance every class. There are online weekly quizzes (not hard at all) and you have 20 attempts. There are also weekly lab quizzes; they are much more easier than online quizzes. Lastly, if you get 190 out 200 in the final exam, you will get an A no matter what you've done through the course.
Cons: He assigns a lot of quistons in the homework (sometimes 70 quistions).
Professor rated by: (Petroleum Engineering) Student on May 15, 2011
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MATH 1432
Calculus II
Pros: Very good professor is you want to understand the concepts very well.
Cons: He does not go over as many examples as Balthazar or George but he does explain the concepts better.
Morgan is a good professor to take if you have taken calculus before. His explanations of the concepts were very good and helped me to understand calculus. He assigns alot of homework but if you do it he will add 10 points to your overall quiz average at the end. His online review sessions were very helpful for the exams and the final. He says it like it is to succeed in his class you have to do the work.
Professor rated by: (Biology) Student on April 30, 2012
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MATH 1431
Calculus I
Pros: Great Professor, uses poppers for attendance, great in presenting subject
Cons: weekly homework, weekly quizzes, not a blow off class
Professor is great, uploads all notes from class, great in explaining topic. Need to keep up and NOT skip class or miss out on homeworks. Lab is required and a great place to get any uncertainties cleared up
Professor rated by: (Sociology) Student on January 15, 2012
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MATH 1432
Calculus II
Pros: Has an online calendar that shows you what's coming up, and he gives you a heads up on a lot of things. Really loves math, and he's really down to earth. His sarcasm is comical.
Cons: You have to do calculus EVERY day if you want to do well in the class.
He's a great teacher, and a really good guy.
Professor rated by: (Petroleum Engineering) Student on March 4, 2012
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MATH 1432
Calculus II
Pros: I like his way of teaching. He reviews the previous class material in the first 5-10 minutes of class and then resumes the new material. This helps the matter to sink in. And he assigns weekly homework (which is pretty easy btw if u pay attention in class) and that is an added bonus.
Cons: no cons.
Professor rated by: (Biology) Student on May 27, 2011
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MATH 1431
Calculus I
Pros: -Explains concepts very well
-Often uploads video examples
-Notes uploaded online
-Often uploads video examples
-Notes uploaded online
Cons: -Class feels very rushed
Make a 95 on the final exam and you get an automatic A for the course. The final exam can also replace your lowest test score if it is higher than the lowest score.
Professor rated by: (Biotechnology) Student on December 30, 2010
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MATH 1431
Calculus I
Pros: great teacher. he's not boring.
Cons: too much assignments. theres online quizzes, in class quizzes, homework once a week. 4 exams and emcf for class attendance.
Professor rated by: (Biology) Student on December 13, 2010
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MATH 1432
Calculus II
Pros: Professor Morgan is the best professor i've had so far in college.
Cons: There's a lot of homework but it forces you to learn the material.
Professor rated by: (Mechanical Engineering) Student on May 4, 2010
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MATH 1431
Calculus I
I hated Calculus at first, but Morgan is an awesome teacher who could teach Calculus to a 5 year and have them understand it. :)
Professor rated by: (Biology) Student on April 15, 2011
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MATH 1431
Calculus I
Pros: awesome teacher
knows what he's saying
willing to help with office hours
explains everything in detail
will surely recommend
knows what he's saying
willing to help with office hours
explains everything in detail
will surely recommend
Professor rated by: (Biology) Student on November 10, 2011
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MATH 1432
Calculus II
Pros: He is very interactive with the class. He explains the concept very well.
Cons: He doesn't go over problems as much as Balthazar.
Professor rated by: (Electrical and Comp Engr) Student on December 6, 2010
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MATH 1431
Calculus I
Pros: He teaches really well and he goes over the theories in detail.
Cons: He doesn't do a lot of problems to show out how to do it.
Professor rated by: (Biology) Student on April 30, 2011
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MATH 3321
Engineering Mathematics
Pros: Great teacher, good to listen to and makes class interesting.
Professor rated by: (Electrical and Comp Engr) Student on September 27, 2011
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MATH 1431
Calculus I
Pros: Funny, fast-paced lectures.
Professor rated by: (Biochemical&Biophys Sci) Student on September 21, 2011
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MATH 1431
Calculus I
Pros: good
good
Professor rated by: (Petroleum Engineering) Student on September 29, 2011
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MATH 1313
Finite Math with Applications
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Professor rated by: (Supply Chain Mgmt) Student on August 25, 2011
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MATH 1432
Calculus II
Professor rated by: (Biology) Student on February 1, 2012
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MATH 1431
Calculus I
Professor rated by: (Civil & Environm Engr) Student on January 3, 2012
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MATH 1431
Calculus I
Professor rated by: (Biochemical&Biophys Sci) Student on December 21, 2010
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MATH 1431
Calculus I
Professor rated by: (Nutrition) Student on December 13, 2010
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