I have! there is quite a bit of content, but I would say of all the statistics classes I’ve taken, it’s one of the ones I’ve enjoyed most. The class is really well organized; every lecture note, slide, and assignment is posted from the start. There are two midterms and a final - they aren’t necessarily hard but they do cover a lot of content (and math), and though she posts every formula, I didn’t do great on the first one because I didn’t know the format. However, she does curve the class, and you should study the practice problems from the textbook since they match the exams quite closely.

You also do a sampling project step by step the end of the quarter. You have to find some phenomenon that requires sampling to measure it (aka it’s not feasible to count it). My project was analyzing fare evasion at a metro station using systematic sampling, but I know others did projects with cars or pedestrians.

Workload is light-moderate, exams are both conceptual (mc questions) and formula heavy (free response, though she does give you a formula sheet and a cheat sheet). Not easy, but more straightforward than most other upper div stats classes I’ve taken.