MGG 303

Lectures can get boring at times, but the material is pretty common sense.

This is a projects-based course with four major projects spread throughout the semester, no exams. Two of the projects are with a group, so if you don't get a good group... good luck. There's also an asynchronous component that involves taking online quizzes on "business communication" that have largely subjective answers, though they're multiple choice. Overall, this felt less like an instructional class than it did a skills qualification course. You're not learning new skills, but honing (hopefully) existing ones.