Huisinga, Mollee  

Mollee is a very nice person; she even brought us cookies and candy every now and then. I had her at 8am and it surprisingly wasn't so bad. She drops your lowest quiz and homework score. I went to her office hours which were helpful. The homework load isn't too bad and usually assigned odds so we could check our answers. Every now and then she would make some mistakes but so does any other teacher. For the amount of experience that she has I would say that she is a very good teacher.

My friends liked her, but I really hated her class. She confused me and constantly made mistakes. I went to her office hours, so I admit she's a lot better at teaching one-on-one than in class, but I still didn't like the class. Be prepared to learn a lot of vocabulary because that always screwed me over on the tests and quizzes. Overall, I wouldn't take her again.

Mollee is an amazing professor! I really love the way she teaches and her tests are hard but definitely do-able. She loves the subject and is very nice. You can tell she really wants you to succeed.

I wish all teachers were like this. She is very clear when teaching, tests are fair (do your homework!), and she gives solutions to HW. She actually made math fun, relatively.. it also helps that she's not bad looking

She is clear about what she wants and she gives out a lot of practice problems to do. Do the practice problems and you should be fine when it comes to the test or quizzes. She is pretty generous about partial credit. She's very patient with her students. Her lectures may not be the most interesting, but she writes everything down, making it easier to follow. She does a lot of practice problems in class that tend to correlate with the homework. From time to time, she will offer extra credit review games. If you get a higher grade on your final than on your midterm, she will replace your midterm with the final grade.

Mollee was the best math teacher that I've had so far at Poly. She made all of the material (or at least most of it) as easy to understand as possible. I'm naturally terrible at math, but she actually made it easy to understand. I highly suggest going to office hours if you need help; I did and it was totally worth it. Also, I enjoyed how much extra credit opportunities Mollee gave us. It helped my grade a lot! Overall, I loved having Mollee as my professor. Just study, do the homework, e-mail her if you have questions, and you should be fine!

After the first week of lecture, I thought I was completely screwed. No one likes a student teacher, especially when we pay so much for tuition. I even met with a tutor at first because I thought Mollee was such a bad teacher. I was completely wrong. DO NOT LET THE FIRST WEEK SCARE YOU! GO TO OFFICE HOURS! She is so easy to talk to and is so much more helpful when its one-on-one and not an entire classroom. Also, don't expect to understand the material right when she is teaching. That is WHY she assigns the homework so you figure it out on your own. She even gave an extra credit quiz after the first midterm to let people increase their grade because she just wants you to study. STUDY FOR QUIZZES! She is actually really awesome and knows her shit

Ok so she's super cool, but apparently 118 is an accelerated class. She flies through the notes and skips steps because she's stupid smart and assumes we are too, so theres a lot of confusion going on. She says learning takes place while doing the homework... which is a load of crap, especially if she skipped half the steps to get it done in the first place. Also, her homework grader is a turd. If you skip 3 questions, you get three points off, and the grader takes 5 random questions and corrects them and the questions are usually the hardest ones. I do all the work accept an occasional few and get an f on the homework because of the points off for leaving one blank or getting one wrong. LAMEEEEEEEE

I learned that if I were to take up hunting, I should shoot deer, not bears, because a bear will hunt me back if I successfully wound it. Fascinating! I didnt know that the key to production and operations management was so brutally simple!