Worse class I have taken since the professor doesn't want to teach and or provide material to do well in the class. Makes you read the book with no test guide.

It's a human resource management class. It was a terrible learning experience. The professor didn't want to help wen we asked for assistance with learning the material.

The professor response to my request for extra work to practice since all we had was the book nothing else no guide or nothing. His exams are proctored and even his practice test are proctored. He said I'd think about it. He enjoys watching us fail.

Never take this professor, he is lazy and not worth the money spent.

Worst structured class ever. Lectures can be okay, but aren't enough to pass the exams. Exams are 20 questions, all multiple choice, which seems fair until you realize they give an answer for every single possible INCORRECT answer, which makes process of elimination practically useless for most questions. Exams are made by the professors, and sometimes they'll throw in questions that are too difficult to answer, forcing them to give back a point. Personally, would recommend taking enriched physics because at the very least they give frq questions which allows you to get partial credit making the class a lot more enjoyable knowing that at least after spending 10 minutes on a problem you get some points versus spending 10 minutes and messing up one little thing all to get 0 points. They need...read more

This course is estimated to take the student 20 hours to complete. That number is wildly inaccurate. The reading alone took me 20 hours every week. This is mostly due to bad explanations, manufactured student pitfalls, and using concepts not covered yet. In addition to the reading there was Lab videos which had graded questions, Labs with completion grades, Individual assignments with completion grades, weekly quizzes(1 or 2), a mid term, and a final exam.

I have no idea if this course content is useful.

This class is a massive time sink. I had to drop my math class to focus. Be prepared to spend 30-40 hours a week.