Glad I could help with your MADM test, congrats on your 90%. I've heard good things about Vines in the past, bad things about him more recently. I took Choi, which is also good and bad. The good is that it will be pretty difficult to get below a "B", the discussion posts and case analyses ae typically graded pretty lenient so you need to have worst than a 57% average on your tests to get below a B. The bad is that the second and third tests are difficult and while you can ensure yourself an A with a lot of preparation, it is a LOT of studying to do so. However, the first test was also a pretty easy A, so you need to prep a ton for just two tests (I recommend 15+ hours of studying alone). He gives you everything you need to get an A for both tests though with practice tests that are very similar to the tests. The first test has a lot of identical questions but the second and third will test similar, but different problems (some people memorized the answers from the practice exam rather than learning how to solve the problems and didn't do so well).

Lind I have heard nothing but bad things about. ISDS 705 should be one of the easiest classes to take, and hers is supposed to be a bear with a lot more work and a group project as well. I don't recommend it. Gibbs is the most highly recommended, Lin (without the D) is probably a little lighter than Gibbs, but is also a complete and utter waste of time.

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Posted by vasukv

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Member since Oct 2018

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Posted on 4/30/19 at 12:34 pm to baroqen

Thanks again for your prompt response. Appreciated.!
Yes, your suggestions are helping me in MADM 760 now.

Just I removed ISDS 705 (Lind) from my list. I'll wait for another semester for a reasonable workload. I'm in a position to combine another subject with FIN 701 from this list - MADM 701, MKT 701, ECON 705, ISDS 705. Thanks for all your help and advice.