Reviews for BMGT190H

Information Review
Pamela Armstrong
BMGT190H

Expecting an A
Anonymous
05/29/2021
The class was very interesting in that it was mostly team based. Dr. Armstrong also brings in some guest speakers, which was good to learn about different opportunities and network. However, the lectures she gave were pretty lengthy and hard to focus through. They were useful, but could have been presented in a more interesting way. Additionally, the grading is pretty harsh on the papers and presentations, though this is the first QUEST class so the expectations are not known yet.
Joseph Bailey
BMGT190H

Expecting an A+
Anonymous
03/03/2011
It's possible to take this class too seriously, as many overachievers with lots of time will. My group spent long hours of countless meetings for "team projects" poring over details and trying to impress Bailey, only to get a completion grade on the project. His class time was also not very fulfilling, and the only real "material" we "learned" were things like "dress nicely to your interviews", "how to dress nicely", and "what to say at job interviews". His tests were very opinion based (such as, how effective were your surveys in your team project?) and if you didn't have the opinion he wanted, you lost a few points, but it wasn't a big deal anyway since most of the points were completion points for presenting your team project. Overall, the class doesn't teach you much, and it's mainly learning by doing, except that everybody gets A's anyway, which is kind of frustrating (not to complain though), since you actually spend a whole lot of time working on your team project just to get an easy A that you could have gotten being lazy like the other team.
Joseph Bailey
BMGT190H

Expecting an A
Chul Kwon
12/02/2010
I guarantee you. He's the best professor you will ever have in the university.