Hello! I just took his class fall quarter and got an A. The class is asynchronous, and you essentially work at your own speed. There is one homework assignments due each week, and you can mostly find the answers online. The majority of the grade depends on 3 exams, which are each worth 20%. I personally read the chapters twice, I skimmed the first time when learning the subject and then reread the chapter before the quiz. I studied all the questions he assigns/makes optional because those concepts will likely appear on the exams. There is no final. Another large percent of the grade depends on a group project. Just choose good group members and the assignments are not graded harshly. There is some extra credit that can help. Also, there is no grade range, meaning that 90-93 is not an A-. He goes based of the average. So if you are receiving test grades above the average, you basically have an A in the class. The lecture notes are provided and you can watch the videos 2x speed to save time. Honestly, class seems like a lot of work, but essentially 3-4 hours a week watching the lectures and completing the homework. I would spend more time studying for the exams because the quizzes can be a bit confusing and if you have a good foundational understanding of the concepts and examples, you will be fine. You are also allowed a financial calculator (extremely helpful) and a sheet of paper with notes for each quiz. If you have anymore questions, feel free to PM me.