There was a lot of information to learn, but it is very doable if you put in the time. Professor Singh gave us optional homework problems out of the textbook to prepare us for exams. Exams were very fair and never as hard as they could be, but there was absolutely no multiple choice, so there's very little you could get away with guessing on. Partial credit is awarded on exams if you show your work. There was a curve at the end of the semester.

Basically just went into massive depth and expanded on the concepts learned in ACG2021 and ACG2071.

Professor Singh is really great. She is very organized and knowledgeable, and she goes very in depth in her lectures, so I was rarely left with questions. She is also very nice and approachable. My only criticism is that her pre-class lectures can only be watched on a max of 1x speed, and she talks really slowly. It can be hard to sit through an hour+ lecture without the luxury of at least 1.25x.

I found it very helpful to use Automatic Tutoring in tandem with the Professor's lectures, because the prof teaches some things better than AT, and AT teaches some things better than the prof. Additionally, AT's practice problems were far closer to exam questions than the textbook's practice problems, in my opinion, so I stopped doing the textbook practice and still felt very prepared for exams with AT. Since there are multiple professors who teach this course, AT may cover topics that your professor does not, so just be sure to check the study guide your professor provides to be sure you don't end up learning extra material. Professor Singh provides a great study guide, so it was easy for me to avoid this. I tried to do the textbook readings at first, but I found that they just ate up to...read more