An afternoon with Dr. Peyam, (part1, HE LOVES TEACHING!)

Interview with Dr. Peyam, part1,
His favorite derivative: 6:43 ,
His favorite integral: 7:33

Prof. Peyam Tabrizian, phD '16, UC Berkeley. Best graduate student instructor (GSI) '16, i.e. Nikki Kose Memorial Teaching Prize winner,
Research interest: Partial differential equations.

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[backgammonmaster]

Payam oozes with math enthusiasm!! I love both of these young smart men!

[ATeamBrown]

He is so enthusiastic! This is my favorite channel by a long shot! :D

[sunriselp]

I love this guy! At first his voice seemed a bit weird, but after 2 videos, i couldnt get enough of it. :D

[AxeManAnthony]

His enthusiasm for mathematics is refreshing.

[isaacbriefer]

I lead a calculus help session at my university, and one of my favorite moments was when I finished an explanation and the student just says, "Wow! That is so cool!"

[chongli]

At first I was annoyed. Then I was curious. Then I was amazed. Finally, I understood.

[jemcel]

Math teachers like Sal, Dr. Peyam, sir BPRP, PatrickJMT, Krista King, Nancy Pi, and my amazing math prof who gives us extremely high perfect square problems in DE, Calculus, Trig, Solid Geometry, and Adv. Math are the reason why I have already succumb to the world of numbers.

I find beauty in the world of numbers. Be it on Math, Chemistry, Physics, or Engineering-related field. It's so addicting. (Especially Mathematical Induction, Series, PDEs, Quadric Surfaces, etc.)

And yeah! Practice!!! Practice!!! Practice!!! Dr. Peyam is right! You really can't understand the world of numbers without practice.

Kudos to both of you! And I hope BPRP becomes Dr. BlackPenRedPen someday. Men who really do Mathematics are sexy and contagious. We should be the ideal man for women lol.

[leorio]

Incredible. How small the math world is ! I've started learning calculus ~4 months ago and started searching for related rates problems to do on the internet and stumbled across peyam's website where problems of his calc1 class were archived. So, I managed to do one of his problems but couldn't find the answer sheet. So, I emailed him to ask him about the answer and he replied me the day after, sending me the solution of a similar problem with all the steps. It helped me a lot on my journey to calc1 because when I reviewed the corrected sheet, something flashed about the chain rule ! That was really helpful. Then, I see him on the channel I've been following for a long time, how amazing this is !

P.-S - C'était le problème sur la vitesse des aiguilles d'une montre ;)

[samarthsai]

You BOTH are very enthusiastic, very encouraging and very great teachers. Thank you very much for all your lessons. Hoping for a lot of more videos.

[Hepad_]

Please force him to do videos
PLEASE, HE'S A NICE PASSIONNATE MAN

[ghostradar]

You two are amazing, I feel happy when I see two of you!

[konnichiwa]

Amazing vid mang. Love the spirit/energy of this guy.

[FaransiMakrayu]

I hope he will be my lecture at linear algebra 😍😄

[bugsbunny]

I will take further inspiration from you. You are always so pumped up.

[xyBubu]

I would love to have a teacher like dr. Peyam

[JashanTaggar]

Literally one of the greatest channel on youtube!!!!

[colleen]

Dr. Peyam I love you you smile so much it makes you feel so great while watching the video.

[GRBChaser]

I really love partial diff eq, too! Need to brush up since it's been 4/5 years since last class.

[juanfransanchez]

Sometimes I don't catch anything of his lectures (my fault) but I can't stop watching because, at the end of the day, I'm having fun and that's what matters to me.

[AnOrrangeShirt]

He is the cliff stoll of calculus videos