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Anand Anandalingam
BMGT207 Expecting an A- Anonymous 12/04/2024 |
Professor Anand is a nice guy, passionate on what he is teaching, and very engaging. However, the class is nearly 2.5 hours long and can be exhausting after a long day. There is one mid-term which was questionably worded and near impossible to study for, but open note. Discussion posts are every two weeks and an easy 4/4. At the end of the semester there is a group project, lengthy 20-page report, and optional extra credit assignment for 5% of your grade. Attendance is mandatory and you lose 1% of your grade for every class missed, which can be frustrating. Attendance was still mandatory with no recording of class on Halloween from 6:30-9:00 PM! Still peeved about that. Overall, the class is little to no work for most of the semester, and the lectures are interesting despite the long length. I recommend the class to anyone interested in recent AI developments. |
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Anand Anandalingam
BMGT207 Anonymous 10/24/2024 |
He is a really good professor and engaging. The classes are long but it honestly was not that bad. He is also super nice. I found this class interesting and easy. The exam was open note |
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Anand Anandalingam
BMGT207 Expecting an A Anonymous 06/01/2024 |
Good professor but attendance is mandatory and 3 hour classes drag. He rambles sometimes and each time you miss class you lose 1% of your grade. |
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Anand Anandalingam
BMGT207 Expecting an A Anonymous 04/30/2024 |
Lectures are super long and goes on long, unnecessary tangents sometimes. The main way of submitting homework relies on you paying for a website forum. Other than that, it was a pretty interesting class with good topics to think about. |
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Anand Anandalingam
BMGT207 Expecting a C Anonymous 12/18/2023 |
Long lectures, does not make assignment requirements clear. |
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Anand Anandalingam
BMGT207 Expecting an A- Anonymous 06/02/2021 |
Lectures were super long and fatiguing. Anandalingam does a decent job explaining certain topics, but youtube videos explain most of them a lot better. He has an accent that is not too difficult to understand. |