Andres Ibanez Nunez

I learned and had to become quicker in a lot of Calc I thinking and algebra that I had forgotten from way back then.

Calculus II but a bit more in depth compared to other instructors.

Trig integrals, differential equations, McLaurin Series, etc. I think the main difference between Dr. Ibanez Nunez and other professors is that he really demands you think like a mathematician - you have to adapt to being conscience of things like absolute value/pos and neg values on different ranges.

Standard Calculus II topics. Integration, applications of integrations, sequences & series, differential equations.

I learned a lot about series and sequences and differential equations. These were topics I had never previously encountered.

As far as math goes, very little. Perspective is a different story.

I learned about integration techniques, differential equations, sequences and series, arc length, solids of revolution, surface areas of revolution, other miscellaneous topics.

I greatly improved my calculous skills and problem solving abilities.

I learned more challenging applications of integration techniques, different area and volume of revolution techniques, series and sequences and finding their convergence / divergence, differential equations

I learned about multiple types of integrals, separable differential equations, types of series, Euler's method, direction fields, and curves such as the cardioid.