MATH 132H

Complex Analysis (Honors)

Description: Lecture, three hours; discussion, one hour. Requisites: courses 32B, 33B, and 131A, with grades of B or better. Specifically designed for students who have strong commitment to pursue graduate studies in mathematics. Introduction to complex analysis, with more emphasis on proofs. Honors course parallel to course 132. P/NP or letter grading.

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John Garnett

Overall Rating 5.0
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Winter 2018 - Great professor. In my opinion he should write a little messier and discard his hearing aids, that would improve the class tenfold.

David Gieseker

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Mikhail Hlushchanka

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Jiajun Tong

Overall Rating 5.0
Easiness 2.0/ 5
Clarity 5.0/ 5
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Winter 2019 - Tong is the clearest and best organized professor I've ever seen as an analysis professor. He's very helpful and patient. He's homework is also decent and contains really thought-provoking problems. He's tests are somehow tough, but with clear understanding it's completely doable. Highly recommended.
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