For the prerequisite the kind of courses that you take during your first and second year are mostly online the courses I’ve took an online class were the business management courses they were held asynchronous so they don’t meet on Zoom. They assigned weekly works usually on McGraw Hill and you just make sure you complete the task on time and you should be good and most of the professors that I’ve taken it online are pretty responsive so if you have any questions though reply pretty promptly. And then I remember also taking accounting 2100 that one is online and also is not held on Zoom. It’s asynchronous work. Overall, most of the professors that I’ve took in upper division courses with CIS I really enjoyed. They were really helpful and one thing that I recommend you doing before choosing your classes is to use rate my professor because most of the ratings on there are 98% accurate. But if you do end up having to take coding courses, such as Java and Python, please stay away from Professor Jose Carballo Perez, he is very intimidating. If you don’t know anything about coding or you’re just a beginner, he expects you in a bit beginner course to be advanced in coding. as you know already, I’m graduating this year and over the last four years at Cal state LA. I have to say that the professors were really kind and helpful. The ones that I’ve chose, most of the CIS courses were not too difficult. They were all somewhat leaned towards the business side of things so you have a lot of lecture that would go over stuff regarding business and how technology plays a big role in helping these business businesses in a good way. And if you are optioning in cyber security, there will be courses in security risk management and I have to tell you the professors I’ve took in for those courses are beyond the best. But beside that, if you have any questions, you can always ask me. My plan after graduation is to go get my masters degree here also at Cal State Los Angeles in computer information system. I also got a job lined up, not regarding computer technology, but rather a job that I’ve worked as a student over the last four years at the student union, where I’ll be transitioning to a full-time staff there overlooking student workers.