She doesn't post any of her notes on Omnivox. Her tests are all 60 questions, read the textbook. P. S. : the notes in class are only summaries of the textbook, and paraphrased, so don't rely on them too much. You don't need to do all the practice questions! She doesn't do many tests, so STUDY for each! It's a little difficult to bring back your grade in her class. Her lectures don't feel like torture, like some other teachers, so that's nice. When she gives permission for a cheat sheet, USE IT TO YOUR ADVANTAGE. If you put in the work, you will pass her class.

Teaches a lot of unnecessary material that isn't on the final, but explains pretty well otherwise. Her correcting is stricter that most on tests/homework, although she gives lots of easy bonus questions that could lift up your grade.

Her notes are pretty bad as they are powerpoints with bullet points. If you take this class it is highly recommended to buy the textbook (around 100$). You have moodle quizzes online every week, so don't forget to do them as they aren't worth a lot individually, but they add up. The paper is easy, it's barely a paper; it's more of an assignment. The tests are around 40 multiple choice questions with 5 long answer in which you choose 2 to answer. They're a bit hard and takes quite a bit of studying for, but nothing too insane. She's not the easiest grader, but shes okay. Along with the notes, she shows videos and we have to answer questions based on them. The videos are okay, and the questions are more to see who attended class (you hand them in at the end of the class and she compiles them into one grade at the end of the semester worth about 10%). To sum up, if you take this class, buy the textbook, go to every class and do the moodles.