A great class that is probably the most directly applicable by students doing a CS degree. It was a project based class, and honestly as long as you presented a project and showed improvements from the last time you presented your project, you'd do well in the class.

The concepts are not that difficult, and in that class we got to work with React which has plenty of real world career applications.

Professor was awesome. Professor Conrad is known for being a great professor, and in this class it was the same. He was really supportive of all the ideas, and gave great insights on how to improve them and make them more real world friendly.

How finnicky React can be... there were some really time consuming issues that ended up not being actual issues at all. There was really only one ULA that was proficient at React, and everyone else was sort of figuring it out with us. It was doable, but certainly had lots of really long office hour sessions.