The prof has a strict but clear marking rubric, and it's important to have coordination to keep your group work consistent. Make sure to continually revise the work and follow the rubric. We covered memos, group presentations, letters, research reports, etc. There were some short pre-recorded lectures. Some info isn't tested, but some are useful when applying them to your projects. Overall I think it's very useful as not only to improve technical writing, but to develop presentation and group work skills.

The professor would sometimes come late and would ramble for a long time. Once during our 1 hour class he rambled for 1/2 an hour while the students worked on their group projects.

Liked the content, was a nice break from the math. Lecture was delivered verbally with a few notes, however the delivery was actually easy to understand and smooth.

Attend lectures.

Attending class is essentially useless other than to hear the instructions she provides. She is a slow grader and attributes it to the 'detailed feedback' she leaves on our assignments, which is essentially useless and redundant. She is very disorganized and although this course has received a lot of negative feedback under her instruction nothing has been done.

Honestly, if you try really hard you will get the same grade then if you were to procrastinate. Nobody really knows what she wants...