<p>Can anyone suggest good professors for Calculus at UCSD? I am planning to take Math 20B in Fall. Also, do they allow use of graphing calculators on the tests?? Thanks.</p>
<p>I’ve taken … 12 math classes in UCSD and have never once been allowed to use a graphing calculator. I’ve only used non-graphing calculators for CHEM, ECON, and PHYS, though.</p>
<p>I took three math classes at UCSD and was allowed to use my TI-86 in two of them 
(maybe we were allowed to use it in 20D as well, but that was a long time ago.)</p>
<p>Was definitely allowed my graphing calculator in chem 6AH and chem 6B/BL, plus upper-division pchem.</p>
<p>I suggest Dr. John Eggers. He’s one of the got-to-have guys. If you want a pleasant Math20B, try to get into Laura Stevens.</p>
<p>for math 20A on tritonlink for selecting classes, it says the courses are taught by eggers, staff, and zhang.</p>
<p>what does staff mean? like a TA?</p>
<p>^I think that just means they haven’t figured out which professor will be teaching it yet.</p>
<p>I second Eggers and Stevens. I didn’t take the 20 series but I had Eggers and Stevens subbed for us a few times and she was great. they are in high demand though :)</p>
<p>Kong + Oprea are good profs too. It takes maybe a week or two to get used to their accents, but they are extremely helpful during lecture + during office hours.</p>
<p>Not even sure if they’re still in the department, but I thought Shuichiro Takeda and Evelyn Lunasin were really easy professors for 20 series.</p>
<p>What about my TI-Inspire with CAS? XD</p>
<p>that depends on the professor. I know for the 10 series that my profs allowed TI-89’s, but you needed to show your work and not just write down the answer to get credit.</p>
<p>hey guys,</p>
<p>concerning this fall quarter, De Winter or Dong for math 20b? thanks.</p>