I love that she uploaded all of the class material at the very beginning so you could work at your own pace. The quizzes didn't leave you much time to check work, but there was enough time to finish if you worked quickly and were aware of your time. The major assignment was shorter than the one in 1A which was nice.

Professor Woo is amazing. She is clear, concise, and builds upon what we learn in 1A, tying everything in very well. The quizzes are a fair assessment and the project is clear and fair. The entire grading is based off of the project and 3 quizzes and there is no midterm or final. Highly recommend!

Professor Woo is a great professor. She's nice to students and clear when lecturing. I greatly appreciated the organization of the class. Everything was posted online before the quarter even started.

The quizzes were difficult. Do some of the optional textbook problems before taking them. You only get 20 minutes for 10 questions, so work fast. There were 5 quizzes.

The practice set wasn't bad. Go to office hours or listen to the recordings because they may cover stuff that you missed.

There's no discussion section and this class doesn't take up much time. Your grade is just the five quizzes and practice set. Overall, I would recommend this class.

I did not finish the course, but from the time I was enrolled in the class, Professor Woo did such a great job adjusting online. She is also very helpful and a very good lecturer!
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Took this class outside my major to learn a skill and get a good grade. Didn't go as planned... but still learned about accounting with no prior experience.
Woo has great materials, clear lectures, and posts OH to CCLE which is great if you can't make it or want a refresher on something.
Your grade is 5 quizzes (50%) and your final project, a practice set (50%). The homework is optional, but highly recommended if you wanna do well on the quizzes which are time crunched. The PDF of the textbook is free online and she posts the answers.
The practice set is time consuming and comes without a lot of instruction. I did great on the quizzes and got docked on the PS because of concepts that we hadn't emphasized much in this intro class. It was frustrating, but some still do well.

I'm not sure how easy this class would be in person, but online it was almost a joke. There was never a need to remember or memorize things and it bites you in the ass when you have to use all of these topics in later management courses. If you're gonna take her, don't slack off like that

Professor is imo a very engaging professor. She posts the lecture ahead of time so you can go at your own pace and the homework is optional. The Summer 2021 session consisted of 5 quizzes (10 points each accounting for 50% of total grade) and one big project due at the end of the class. Quizzes are easy if you just review the notes right before you take the test and final project is not that bad as well. Homework is optional, but utilize it if you need more practice.

I am a Geography major, so this class didn't count for anything and I will not be taking another accounting class. While I thought I might learn some practical personal finance skills from this class, I was rather mistaken. This class is very specific to accounting and has few non-accounting applications. It's rather easy though, I spent a total of 6 days on this class this quarter and still passed handily. However, the quizzes can be tricky and I would highly recommend doing the practice sets if you're shooting for an A.

I took this class asynchronously and the class was super organized and clear. It would've been nice to be able to connect with other students but there's just a few quizzes that make up half your grade and a Practice Set that makes up the other half, pretty easy A.

This class definitely was not too difficult, however, it was super hard to grasp if you aren't fortunate enough to have a tablet/iPad. Prof. Woo provided us with fill in the blank worksheets weekly that she completely covers in lectures, but if you don't have a touch screen device, it is definitely a struggle to learn the content the way my peers were able to, especially since printing on this campus is such a hassle. Overall, Prof. Woo is such a sweet and caring teacher which we all could tell, even from asynchronous lectures, but I definitely was not able to learn as much as I should/could have if the teaching style were different.