Pretty great course. It's literally a continuation of Circuits I, so as long as you get the basics of that course, you'll be fine. A lot of homework and labs so it was pretty rigorous.

Learn op-amps, filters, phasors,... These are all standard topics for a circuit theory course. The labs consisted of using PSPICE and making breadboard circuits utilizing test equipment, which are all good for experience.

Professor was fantastic. Lectures felt robust, challenging, but doable. Gave fair curve. Actually cares about teaching students, and it made me feel very motivated to work hard.

First, get a good lab partner because labs can take a long time and they're worth a lot. Second, exams are difficult so practice, practice, and practice homework problems.

Yang imo