Professor Hwang was okay. Compared to other professors, I felt he graded harder, but if you ask for feedback and try to pay attention to the lectures, you will be okay. There were no exams, but quizzes that were harder than you would think. His lectures felt long at times and could get off track, but he is passionate about marketing.

Gen Bus 311 is online and and asynchronous. While Milt does have a 30 minute recording posted every week that connects the topic to a case study, I feel like he should be more involved in the course. Almost all learning happens over the Cengage textbook, and as a result, the content did not stick with me as well as it should have.

GenBus311 is a good class for non-business majors to get their foot in the door with business. The class is set up so you can go at your own pace besides the weekly discussions. There is only a midterm and a final, which are both open notes. Overall would take again

Milt offers a great current and future-focused perspective on Digital Marketing. He's clearly passionate about the topics and genuinely cares about his students. Each lecture includes current events, hands-on activities, and engaging discussions. The workload is light, so the class is really what you make of it.

Milt is a nice guy but his lectures can get kind of long winded. He's a fine professor, seems to know what he's talking about and not too much work for this class, but he's not as easy to get an A with as the other professors for this class.