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Extremely easy class with a cool professor. All the assignments were about system design. The material didn't feel very applicable unless I became a system engineer, but I enjoyed the lectures (when I attended them, they are not necessary and 3 hrs long)
Kung is a super nice professor, and has some cool stories. If you want to be able to do well while not going to a single lecture or discussion, this is the class to take. If you want to learn something of value, this is not the class to take.
Pretty simple, but does require some work. 2 some times 3 homeworks a week and project take some effort - but easy to do and as long as you make genuine effort you will get full points. Midterm and Final are fair but there is a lot of content and questions can come from anything from slides.
It's ok. Professor rambles a lot and seems to be unclear about a lot of stuff. Lots of busy work and projects can be somewhat time consuming. Definitely easier than other management tech breadths though.
Extremely easy class with a cool professor. All the assignments were about system design. The material didn't feel very applicable unless I became a system engineer, but I enjoyed the lectures (when I attended them, they are not necessary and 3 hrs long)
Kung is a super nice professor, and has some cool stories. If you want to be able to do well while not going to a single lecture or discussion, this is the class to take. If you want to learn something of value, this is not the class to take.
Pretty simple, but does require some work. 2 some times 3 homeworks a week and project take some effort - but easy to do and as long as you make genuine effort you will get full points. Midterm and Final are fair but there is a lot of content and questions can come from anything from slides.
It's ok. Professor rambles a lot and seems to be unclear about a lot of stuff. Lots of busy work and projects can be somewhat time consuming. Definitely easier than other management tech breadths though.