I did not like this class. There was not enough test given in order to do well in the class. Not everyone is a fast learner. The lectures were too fast paced and the words used in the slides were at times something a colleague would understand as opposed to a new student.

The content is useful if you can quickly retain the information. It is ultimately important due to it being medication and the profession is in the medical field.

The class is hard, but as long as you put in the work, you will be fine.

The class is very useful, especially the clinicals. This course prepares students for what it will be like as bedside nurses.

She may come across as intimidating or tough, but she only wants you to succeed. She is very down to earth and passionate about her job. She tries to get to know every student. She's one of those that will help you, but you have to meet her halfway.

Don't just do the ATI assignments, but learn the information.

The teacher talks too fast. The PowerPoints are ok, but sometimes you have to look up words to even understand what the teacher is saying. There wasn't enough test, so it is harder to come back from a low scoring test grade.

The content is on how diseases disrupt the normal biological processes. It was useful.

A pro would be that she uploads recorded lectures, the cons are the few amount of test, speed of the lectures, word choices in the slides. It's too much information in the short amount of time expected to know it.

Study every day because there is no room for error.

The best way to describe this course is a waste of money. The content on its surface is an amazing way to get introduced to cloud and specifically Azure. My issues with this class come down to how it is taught. There is no original content besides maybe the assignments. All the learning material is AZ900 YouTube videos and comments to "Read Microsoft's documentation." You pay thousands of dollars to take a class that contains information you could get for free. Each assignment revolves around a list of services and tools you need to deploy with absolutely no directions other than to once again "Read the documentation." If I am paying thousands of dollars to take a class, I expect it to contain at the very least information provided by the professor, not a blob of YouTube videos and Microso...read more

The content is incredibly useful, but the manor it is presented makes it lose most of its value. If you don't already have some semblance of an idea of how to navigate Azure, it will be difficult.

Nothing to state here, as all the content in the class is from other people.

I wish I knew the entire class was just going to be reading documentation and no real teaching.