Class was more of an advertisement for Microsoft than it was a programming course. Incredibly easy memorization tasks, didn't need to think at all about how operating systems worked. Little practical experience at all in the class too.

Content mainly subsisted of reading the textbook and repeating back information. Most information was outdated, outright wrong, or read like a microsoft ad. The little "practical" learning we did was unplanned and sabotaged by technical issues.

While by no means a bad person, he was incredibly disorganized. The tended not to meet, dismissed early when it did, consist of the professor reading off the slides, and he was out often. While this may be due to personal reasons, it subtracted greatly from the class.

Take this class online, there's no point going in person.