You can drop me a note (paper), send me a MIO or email, whatever suits you best. I can stand abuse, and actually enjoy compliments, but I would really look forward to thoughtful comments from your perspective. (Feel free to tell me you hate (eg) derivations, or whatever, but keep in mind that the main outline of the course isn't likely to change - it's where you think the details can be improved that I want to know.)
Please feel free to make your comments anonymous, so you don't have to worry about my "finding out" who said what. Eg, if you use email, you can set up a temporary Gmail account, send the email, and then close the account. I'd like you to feel comfortable to speak your mind. (I trust you folks to be civil and thoughtful!)
A personal comment: I think you already know that I really enjoy teaching this course. Whatever your thoughts about the subject matter, I found most of you to be willing to give the subject a real try, and I respect your efforts to deal with material that was probably very different from your other courses. Most of you have succeeded with grace and dignity - I hope you found the experience at least half as rewarding as I did! I wish you all the best of luck with the rest of your studies at JAC, and beyond.
And a final suggestion: once you've finished the course (now or after
Test 5), why not read the first 4 or 5 pages of the book again - it
should all make a lot more sense this time round. (And you get to
enjoy my prose once more ... )
Check out my "science
& maths reading list" for some leisure reading over the holidays.
And most importantly: