# MATH 210 — Introduction To Analysis (AUB) > MATH 210 Introduction To Analysis at American University of Beirut. 3.7/5 from 6 ratings · 16 student reviews · 3 shared files. Source: https://studiety.com/aub/course/649 Retrieved: 2026-09-18 ## Facts - Course code: MATH 210 - Title: Introduction To Analysis - University: American University of Beirut (AUB) - Subject: Mathematics - Department: Mathematics - Faculty: Faculty of Arts and Sciences - Credits: 3 - Professors on record (6): Ahmad A Sabra, Farouk Abi Khuzam, Florian, Florian Bertrand, Richard Aoun, Tamer Tlas ## Catalogue description The real numbers, completeness, sequences, some basic topology of the real line, compact sets, Heine-Borel theorem, continuous functions, intermediate value theorem, uniform continuity, extreme values, differentiation, mean-value theorem, Taylor’s theorem, and integration, sequences and series of functions. ## Quick answers ### What is MATH 210 at AUB? MATH 210 Introduction To Analysis is a 3-credit course at American University of Beirut (AUB), in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. The real numbers, completeness, sequences, some basic topology of the real line, compact sets, Heine-Borel theorem, continuous functions, intermediate value theorem, uniform continuity, extreme values, differentiation, mean-value theorem, Taylor’s theorem, and integration, sequences and series of functions. ### How many credits is MATH 210? MATH 210 Introduction To Analysis is worth 3 credits at AUB. ### Is MATH 210 hard? Students rate MATH 210 3.7 out of 5 overall, from 6 ratings. ### Who teaches MATH 210 at AUB? Studiety has 6 professors on record for MATH 210: Ahmad A Sabra, Farouk Abi Khuzam, Florian, Florian Bertrand, Richard Aoun, Tamer Tlas. Sections change every term, so check the registrar for who is teaching now. ### What are the prerequisites for MATH 210? MATH 210 lists 1 prerequisite: MATH 201 Calculus and Analytical Geometry III. ### Are there past papers for MATH 210? Yes — 3 files for MATH 210 have been shared by AUB students on Studiety, including exams, quizzes, syllabi and notes. They are free to download with a student account. ## Student ratings - Overall: 3.7/5 from 6 ratings ## What to expect - Has Quiz 1 - Has Quiz 2 - Has Final - Has Attendance - Has Graded Homeworks - Has Participation - Original Book Necessary ## Prerequisites - [MATH 201 — Calculus and Analytical Geometry III](https://studiety.com/aub/course/645) ## Shared course material 3 files shared by students. Free to download after signing up. - Syllabi: 2 (most recent from 2017) - Notes: 1 ## Student reviews 16 of 16 reviews by students who took the course. Any review carried over from elsewhere is marked with its source on its own line. - **3/5 · 2022-01** — Grades with Florian depend a lot on which course you take with him: one student scored in the 80s in one of his major courses and in the 60s in another, though he explains the material very well and visiting office hours is essential. - **2/5 · 2022-01** — Some students tell others to stop and not take MATH 210 with Florian. - **4/5 · 2022-01** — Florian is an amazing professor, but his MATH 210 exams are hard. - **5/5 · 2022-01** — Another student calls Florian hands down the best math professor they have ever taken a course with and says to go for MATH 210 with him. - **5/5 · 2022-01** — Florian is considered one of the best math professors, very human with students, knowledgeable, and puts in real effort explaining everything in class; he tests analysis and understanding rather than memorization, and students who do the work in class, homework, and studying earn strong grades, though his MATH 210 exams are still tough. - **3/5 · 2022-01** — MATH 210 with Florian is not an easy course: his exams are built on very small details you will miss unless you study daily, but he explains the material very well and office hours are a must. - **2019-08** — Definitely recommend for math 210. Although the workload is quite heavy. - **2019-08** — Great professor! Fair! and extremely helpful! especially if u visit him during office hours. - **2019-08** — Take any course with him, and you'll love it. - **2019-08** — Florian is an excellent professor ! His explanations are clear and his exams are fair. He always has a manageable test and a harder one. However note that his workload is not light. You'll have at least 11 assignments (we had 13 last spring). But overall you'll enjoy the course with him - **2019-08** — I've been asking the same question for a while, and most recommended Abi Khuzam. Tlas' approach in 210 is very different from the way he handles courses like 201, 202. And Abi Khuzam seems better versed in the topic - **2019-08** — Math 210 with richard must be 15 credits alone . Workload. Hard exams. Long extra sessions. Hell. - **2019-08** — If you are willing to work hard for the course, if you want to make the most out of it then for sure take with Richard. Throughout the semester, he will be constantly challenging you to go beyound your limits and progress. He gives regular assignment which might be tough and long sometimes, but it is essential to work on them by your own, without the help of someone else. His exams are long (usually 3 hours long), there are a lot of challenging parts in it, he gives you new definitions and new concepts and asks you to prove stuff related to these new concepts. Taking the course with him will give you a feel of what higher mathematics is like. But keep in mind that if you are going to take the course with him, you will have to work extremly hard for it, don't take it as an overload, make sure you will have enough time to dedicate to this course. But on the bright side, hard work pays off, he does not mind putting extremly high grades and you benefit from the course a lot. - **2019-08** — Just to be purely objective, he explains really well and helps his students, besides all this there is workload (weekly hw) which may not seem trivial but they are rewarding if you do on your own. If your aiming to take higher mathematics, I suggest to take 210 with him. - **2019-08** — the first 90 points of his exams are pretty systematic (you pretty much know what style you're gonna get), explanations weren't bad at all, and you get a relatively good raise. - **2019-08** — he's agreat. He explains in a strategic way and the first 90 points of his exams are easy to get. He also gives a very nice curve at the end of the semester. ## See also - [All Mathematics courses at AUB](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/mathematics.md) - [Every AUB subject](https://studiety.com/aub/subjects.md) --- From Studiety (https://studiety.com/), an independent, student-run course guide. Not affiliated with or endorsed by any university. Reviews are the opinions of individual students.