Judgments and decision making

Grading is generally lenient; some students find it easy to get good grades with minimal effort.

The workload is considered heavy by many students, requiring significant time and effort, particularly for team projects involving data analysis and replication of studies.

Assessments include regular team deliverables every two weeks, final project, and possibly quizzes or in-class evaluations. Grading appears to be curved with lenient standards.

The lectures are engaging and well-aligned with the project work, though some students find them light on content. The professor encourages active participation and critical thinking.

Find reliable teammates who can handle programming tasks; the workload can be challenging without a supportive team. Engage actively in class to better understand the material and projects.