Poor

Professor Curtsinger's class is an easy A, but have to actually DO the busy work. There is a great deal of homework for an online class, three to five hours per week. She assigns assignments with McGraw Hill, which are very easy. Get the homework done before the last day! The excel material is straightforward, but you have to take notes on the in-text videos. She is very strict about Aggie Honor Code.

Awful

Professor Curtsinger doesn't teach at all. Everything that I've learned was from a McGraw-Hill textbook and my educator. She will only email to remind you on things that were due. Or, just random things about her life that week. Communications to others is a no for her. The excel assignments were awful, too, as well as the class itself.

Good

Prof. Wanda was an amazing prof. There's a lot of homework weekly, but they're very easy. She sends out the most entertaining emails during the start of the week by sharing a bit of her personal life, so you kinda get to know her while having an online class.

Awful

Prof. Wanda's class was easy but was a bit time consuming. She actually doesn't teach anything, when in fact a middle schooler can actually teach this.

Good

Professor Curtsinger doesn't communicate much with the class. However, she will send lots of reminders about deadlines and updates. There are about four hours of work per week from textbook homework and Excel spreadsheets. For one assignment, you have to build a website. The whole class is an open book, but no group work. And if you take the time in your hand, it's a simple A.

Awful

Spring 2020 proved to be an unusual semester for all. Marked by a lack of understanding from Professor Curtsinger when I sought assistance regarding my circumstances amidst the crisis. This ultimately led to my decision to withdraw from the course. While the content itself wasn't overly challenging, navigating it during a pandemic was certainly an added difficulty to contend with.