My advice to you is, learn the concepts that are being taught as best as you can, if there is something you are stuck on, ask and you will quite literally receive. She is good at breaking things down and showing you why it works the way that it does. One of the best perks of this teacher is the material covered works very close to real world examples where you'd actually need the skill. She takes the dullness of it being "just another question" and makes it more like problem solving and adapting change based of off mistakes. You will succeed if you actively do your part, the tools and expectations are laid out for you on day one and the day after that. She doesn't try to trip you up or want to see you fail, a question you do for homework will most definitely be on the test with minimal change.