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Workload centers on four non-cumulative exams. Some find exams tough due to content volume, while others report easy tests if attending lectures. Textbook reading is often considered optional.[1, 2, +6]

Exams are considered difficult and heavily weighted, requiring students to study lecture notes and readings rather than relying solely on posted slides or lab work.[1, 2, 3]

Grades rely on three exams and weekly discussion papers. Exams are frequently described as difficult, specific, or poorly worded, requiring strict attendance and note-taking as slides are often unhelpful.[1, 2, +2]

The course is extremely easy, with exams based on provided review sheets. Turner requires reading and application of concepts, and he hosts review sessions before exams.[1, 2]

Students report a heavy workload with frequent large assignments and weekly quizzes. Quizzes are described as unnecessarily difficult, subjective, and containing confusing short-answer questions that require significant writing.[1, 2, +2]

Historical reviews of Qunying Huang: Workload is light with very few assignments and exams, but quizzes and exams carry heavy weight and may feature random questions from a test bank.[1, 2]

The course features a high workload with tough labs and project-based assignments that vary in intensity. Students are advised to start labs early and attend office hours.[1, 2, +2]

Historical reviews of Axing Zhu: Labs are reported as a bit long, contributing to the workload, while lectures are considered great.[1]