Maurino Bautista

I think he is passionate about Math; I had him for Cal IV. But I don't understand anything he teaches. He encourages questions, but if you ask something he thinks is the basics he will try to embarass and lecutre about how you and the other students shou

I had this professor for calculus IV. I feel that Bautista is a great teacher, especially for calculus IV. The way he covers the material is brilliant. He makes you think about concepts from all aspects. He is very open to questions, and is very good with

I had him for diff eq. The quizzes are on random days, and if you've done the homework it's really easy. I had a two-hour class two days a week instead of one hour for four days so if a quiz wasn't on monday, it was on wednesday. ( which may have made th

Having had Dr. Bautista for Diff Eq last year, I must say that he is not nearly as bad as most think he is. He explains the material in a straightforward, problem-oriented manner. His presentation is clear, quizes not hard, and tests fair. If you do yo

Had the guy for an 8am CalcIV class, first college professor I ever had in my college career - scared the crap outta me. If you ask him a question be prepared to have your ass handed back to you. He's got a thick accent and has pop quizzes so be warned. A

Bautista wasn't the greatest ever, but then again, can anyone really be? I'm an NTID student, but I don't sign at all. I had him for calc IV and Diff Eqs, and did quite well in both of them. His quizzes are unnannounced, but you can guess when they wil

Had him for calc 4, never checks homework, gives pop quizzes, and tests are challanging - as a teacher he is frustrating in the fact that he is hard to understand and teaches a style that little people like, out of all of my teachers i would say hes the w

good teacher up at board, challenging tests. he does have an accent but it is very minor. you need to be smart not studious for this class, test problems are far more advanced than practice problems in book(though higher problems may help #60+). tests are

I took Calculus III from him and learned a great deal and faired well in his class. For the students who have slacked through all of their past secondary education, of course this class would be both an annoyance and a frustration. After all, when a teach

If you do your work you are all set. He is a good professor and with hardwork an A will not pass you by

He is tough, but not impossible. Just make sure you ask not-obvious questions or he'll get on your case.

He has hard tests, and you have a quiz every week. Sometimes class is hard and he does want you to know some things that everyone just doesn't. HOWEVER, if you go to him outside of class, he is VERY nice, helpful, will answer questions w/o making you fe

I took Calculus I and Calculus III from him and he is by far the best math teacher I ever had. He explains the material in the clearest possible way and shows you the most modern applications of the subject. You will learn the material properly from him.

Tests are very hard......most test and quiz problems come from hw problems that were not asked in class......good teaching ability.....sometimes makes you look stupid in class but outside of class he is very nice about everything

Not as bad as most say, but they're just venting. However, Bautista does have difficulty getting concepts across clearly and concisely. Often, he does not recognize well enough the varying levels of mathematical maturity of his students and adapt accord

B His tests are tough, yes, but he gives enough help to allow you to understand and do well on them. He helped me with homework or simply went back over notes in his office with me almost everyday. People complain that he's not helpful yet they don't seek

He know's what he's talking about and provides good notes and examples, but he seems to think that everybody should be as good as math as he is. If your not, be weary, he'll make fun of you for asking questions to which he thinks the answer should be obv

Dont believe everything you read. He isn't that bad of a teacher. He does alot of examples, but he gives hard tests.

He made Calculus I too hard, even though I already took AP Calculus and aced it in high school.

I had him for Calc III. We called him "Bruce" 'cuz he always looked like he was about to put a Bruce Lee on ya with a quickness. After taking his class, all other Math classes seem easy, but almost everybody fails his class.