Question about Math 3B and GE requirements.

Colleges & Universities University of California - Los Angeles
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<p>Which Professor for Math 3B would you recommend?
-Professor Vilenchik or Professor Richardson? (Neither were on Bruinwalk or RatemyProfessors)</p>

<p>Also, For GE’s if I take a Visual and Performing arts GE for one quarter and already had my social and cultural GE covered(for humanities), I am left with one more Arts and Humanities GE. The DPR says I need to take 15 units of Arts and Humanities but I took 10 so far, will I have to take the last 5 units on Philosophical Humanities GE or can I take another Visual and Performing Arts GE instead?</p>

<p>Thanks in advance!</p>

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<p>Can’t help you on the 3B recommendation but as for the GE, you will have to take a Phil./Ling. one and not another Vis./Perf. GE.</p>

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<p>Thanks for the info!
Can anyone recommend me for Math 3B?</p>

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<p>I honestly don’t think it really matters. It’s math - you either know it or you don’t. It’s basically integration which is pretty easy, and it’s the 3 series, so it should be really easy… I’d choose whatever fits into your schedule…</p>

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<p>^ Thats definitely not true.</p>

<p>For 3A I had a very easy teacher and ended up with an A because of the straight-forwardness of the tests. My friends who took the other 3A teacher offered, struggled more, and even though they knew roughly the same amount as me, they ended up with a lower grade because of that teacher’s grading/curving scale.</p>

<p>For 3B I took a very hard teacher and it was probably a very bad decision. I knew how to do every homework problems, and could figure out the questions on the practice midterms, but the midterms we got consisted of stuff we’ve never seen before. </p>

<p>My advice is to ask around at school. But if they are new teachers, it will be hard to get feedback.</p>