re: LSUS Online MBA Reviews

I can only speak on Huang acct 701 which is a pretty low workload class that can be doubled up on. I had absolutely zero accounting knowledge and Aced it without a sweat.

Is there a spreadsheet or list that sums up all the info of the last 450 pages? Like what classes take longer or good pairing of classes? Best teachers and if the classes - finance/data/accounting concentrations in particular were worth it? Or do I need to come up with a scraping code to grab the last 450 pages and search them? Thanks.

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from what someone else posted that helped me get into full classes:
-browse classes while not logged in so you can see full -classes
-try to register for the full class you want, it wont be successful but it will give you the option to get on the email list so that you are alerted when an opening occurs

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Hey audioaxes1,

Can you elaborate? How does one actually do what you're recommending?

Don’t forget mandatory accreditation assignment.

Is anyone familiar with Acct 705? Who is the professor?

Prof is Li Huang. Got good reviews, open book it looks like. I am taking this course starting FALL AP1. It is my last class and I graduate.

did Heller's MADM701 course always have closed book exams? His MADM760 did not and its the only reason why I choose him for 701 assuming it would be the same but its not (despite his MADM760 being the largest workload class I taken in this program by far).

Has anyone taken MADM 701 with Felice Williams? She give little to no info on paper/assignment requirements. Are the test open notes?

First week down in MKT715 with Dr. Mohamad Darrat and ACCT705 with Dr. Li Huang, and both are fair and interesting so far.

MKT715 is R programming, and it expects no previous programming experience at all. I have a long background in programming, so it looks like it will be pretty easy. The materials are presented very gradually. Dr. Darrat provides the syllabus up front, and I've already gone through almost all of the book and homework for the entire course.

ACCT705 is Excel (and eventually Tableau), with information about fraud. The technical concepts are presented pretty gradually, so if you have experience with Excel and Tableau, the exercises aren't difficult. The quizzes are unproctored and open-book, and you get to take them twice, so you'll do well on those. Don't know about the tests yet, but there are 3 of these which are closed-book and proctored, covering the material that was on the quizzes.

well found out the hard way... plenty of questions that couldnt be answered without thoroughly reading the text. I didnt read it but lucked into a 33/35 score. Next week I'll atleast scan through the chapter definitions.