Coding was easy because the TA takes you through step by step. Lectures were very clear, but basically everything she said was on the slides. Overall easy class.

Professor Cha was super cool. She really cares about the students and helps you in any way that she can. The lectures can be a little hard to follow but it isn't really that big of a deal. The labs are super difficult if your TA is not good but if they are it is a piece of cake. The tests are difficult but if you study a sufficient amount you should be fine.

As I come to the end of my time at UCLA and I reflect back on all the courses I've taken, this is one class I wish I had taken with any other professor. I have never scored so low in a course before in my life, and even with the work I put in and my attendance in lecture, discussion, lab, etc. it didn't seem to make a difference. Even though I frequently attended office hours and checked in with Professor Cha, she remained unhelpful and uninterested in my ability to grasp the information. I even emailed her after the course concluded, and she never emailed me back. I will forever regret taking this course with this professor. If you have the option, take someone else.

I took AP Stats in high school and this was a repeat of the class completely! Cha had a pretty thick accent, making it hard to understand what she was saying. The class was straightforward and I did not go to one lecture past the midterm because all the examples and notes are posted. Both Midterm and final are all multiple choice. Labs are hard, but find a TA you like and they are pretty good about helping you out with them. That being said, the labs, although are mandatory, do not help you or are relevant for the midterm or final at all. Just do them for completion.