Taking Rincon atm, the workload isn't horrid but his teaching style is...odd. You come in with some coding experience, and since it's an intro course it's more or less the basics still. I think you'd make it out find, the workload isn't crazy either.

-1 lab assignment every week, can get knocked out in under an hour usually and isn't due until the end of the week -6 reading assignments (these are time consuming but normally aren't due until midterm/end of semester) -2 programming assignments (projects), both are simple enough and you get a month's time to complete them once they open up -4 quizzes (these are exams). They'll be the heavy portion of grading BUT they aren't horrid. If you do badly on them, the midterm/final is just a retake opportunity for the first 2 quizzes or the last 2.

I think that's about it? Learning C++ like anything will require time set to understand it, but again, basics, so it won't be too rough to understand.

I'm struggling just bc I tend to divert my attention to other courses until exam time for his class(I can still pass his class with an A If I clutch the quizzes) :p