It consisted of only 2 exams, midterm and a final. 45%/55% respectively. Readings were real life cases which related that day's topic.

Prof was insistent on us opening our cameras and participate during the lecture, which is reasonable. His explanations were clear, and grading was fair.

Take notes, attend lectures, use IRAC

Terrible professor, but straightforward if you can teach yourself from the textbook

In my experience, the lectures are useless. Instead, read and study the textbook, and do the cases. There will be a practice exam, then the prof will go over the practice exam. Study for the practice exam as you would a regular exam, and carefully do the cases. Then attend the class. This is the only class you must attend. Take note of everything you missed. The exam questions are just like the practice exam ones.