He is a really nice teacher and really understand what students are going through. I think that he is the best for acct. 111. He gives you points for homework and class attendence. He test you on every two chapters. The exams arn't supper easy so do pay close attention and read the material and really understand it.Ask questions he is open to it

An outstanding teacher, an adept in his field, an intelligent and wonderful person....

Great teacher, If you apply yourself like a college student should then there will be no problem, the people that didn't do well in his classes are either dumb or lazy.

Good Professor. Lots of homework, but he grades easy on them. Exams are tough, but at least you get review notes and you know exactly what the essays questions are.

Prof. Liu is very knowledgable about accounting. He is straight forward with the material and the work that is required. Going to class is not mandatory but is highly recommended. Just do the homework and you will definitely pass the class

He is a little hard to understand. He give out alot of homework but do them...they are easy points and it will help you on the test. He give out practice exams so look over them because some of those answers will be on the test. If you attend class regular and do all homework then you should pass his class.

This class is a ton of work because homework is due each class period!! But at the end, you do learn a lot from it. He tries to pass every student by offering extra credit & homework credit. He also gives out practice exams to help you. Not bad...

Class is difficult but it's accounting... there is a lot to learn, and Liu works hard to make sure you understand. Cares about students, and will try to help. There is a lot of work, but it's all necessary. If you are in any accounting course... expect a lot of work. If you want to understand and learn, take this teacher!

Prof has an accent but once you get past that he is easy to understand and works hard to be sure the students understand the information. Tests are hard but all problems are taken from homework and practice tests. If you do both, attend class, and make an effort to understand the information you should do fine.

First off, this is a hard course. With that said, as long as you do homework and attend class, you should do fine. This is by far the best ACCY prof. I've had at Sac State. He explains well and I understood everything. But be warned, you have to put in the work to do well. Tests aren't the easiest, quizzes are ok. Work hard = Do well. I got an A.

Prof. Liu is a really nice guy. His exams aren't too hard cause he gives you old exams to study from and also study from M/C part in the homework. Some of his exam questions are from the homework and old exams but he switches and rewards the questions a bit. The only hard part is the homework. It's time consuming.

This class is somewhat difficult but very doable. The professor does a good job at explaining and showing examples that make learning the material easier. 3 exams and about 10 homework or quizzes (he'll choose if the class will have a quiz or turn in homework). He tells you about the quiz ahead of time and tells you what to study. Bonus points too

Great teacher for Accy. It is a hard subject but he goes over a lot of stuff in class with good powerpoints. Must attend class cause he collects homework to boost your grade. Have to study very hard for exams but that is usual for accy. Provides study guide and 2 practice exams. Would take again, onw of the better accy teachers. Has accent, not bad

The reason I say this class is extremely hard is because he offers absolutely no extra credit; and with only 450 points possible there is very little room for error in order to get an A. The material he covers isn't bad...he is a great professor with a great outline, teaching materials (i.e. powerpoints and examples) and very organized.

Dr. Liu is an excellent professor. The class is very structured; so if you want to learn and you aren't afraid to actually put in some work, then you will do great. If you want an easy A and no homework...this isn't the guy.

I actually really liked him as a teacher because he actually teaches. The one thing is you have to keep up with the HW as quizzes/tests are based of it with some minor changes. Test questions can be kind of long with uneeded info but other than that it is an easy A as long as you put in and keep up with the work!

Good professor if you want to learn the subject. Exams and quizzes are heavily dependent upon HW so doing the homework is all ways an advantage. Not to mention 20 extra credit for doing HW. Does have a thick accent but is very knowledgeable and helpful.

Best accounting professor in my opinion! He is very organized and really cares. 3 exams, 20pts extra credit hw, and 10 quizzes. Study the homework and quizzes if you want to do well in his class!

3 exams (25% each) and 12 quizzes (25%). Everything is based on the homework which he goes over pretty clearly in class. Offers about 40 points in bonuses in a 400 point course. The easy points come from the quizzes because he drops the lowest 2 and you only need to get 5/6 questions right for full credit. For exams, study the homework and samples.

Professor is not easy, but he knows his stuff. Attend lectures and look over his powerpoints. He gives out two sample exams, study those before exams, and pay attention in class. Quizzes are based off homework assignment.

I enjoyed this class, even though it was challenging. the class was laid out in a structured way. His quizzes are homework, homework is extra credit. Study that and you'll do well in this class.

He goes over everything and explains it all. If you have any questions, he answers them. Do all of the homework and quizzes, study them, and you will do well on the exams. Loved him, he actually teaches. Each minute of his class is full of information needed to pass the class, he doesn't venture off into tangents that are useless.

Took his summer course along and another class during the 6wk session. An easy A if you did well on the first two accting courses. 3 Exams non-cumulative. 10-12 Quizzes, Some E.C. HW assignments. Went into the Final with 100 percent thanks to the E.C. and ended up with a 98 in the class. He has an accent, but you'll get used to it after a while.

Took his 111 class over the summer and finished with over a 100 average. If you are confident in your knowledge of accounting then his class will be an easy A. A bit hard to understand at first, but you get used to it.

Professor Liu is a great professor. All his quizzes and exams are around the homework, if you do your homework (even if it's not always mandatory) most likely you will get a good grade. The quiz questions are directly taken from homework assignments, sometime with different numbers. Good professor, fair grading.

very knowledgeable and expects a lot from students. His 111 class was an easy A for me, but 112 is a different ball game. There are only 3 tests, but the chance to earn up to 20 points extra credit. DO IT! I read the book before class and is lectures helped me understand better. you will definitely learn a lot.

I took him for 111 and 112, definitely 112 is harder. There are 3 exams, first two are OK, but last one is hard; 12 quizzes - lowest two are dropped and there is extra credit available - 20 points, worth 5% of the grade. Professor Liu is a great professor but expect to work hard for an A.

Took him for both 111 & 112. Homework is optional but able to earn extra credit. Do the homework. All quizzes and tests are based on homework questions (with some items changed). You can miss 1 question on quizzes and still get 100%. Only the best 10 quiz scores are used for grading. Gives great exam prep outline & practice tests. Wants you to pass

I took ACCY112 during the summer so it was a crazy amount of information to absorb in six weeks. Three exams, 13 quizzes (dropped lowest 3), homework are extra credit. Lectures consist of reviewing homework assignments. Though not required, it is wise to do them because quizzes and exams are based on homework. Study guides are helpful. Do them!!

He is tough. Quizzes are easy if you just study the HW pro. that will be tested. He will let you know which one will be tested. He also gives out extra credit, so it helps out a lot. 12 quizzes but drops two lowest. He makes it easy to understand if you pay close attention and engage the interesting class discussions. Highly recommend this teacher.

This class wasnt easy. I have bad test anxiety and the quizzes were brutal, but he drops a bunch. Do/study the homework for extra credit and to do well on the quizzes and exams. He tells you exactly which problems to study. He is strict, but fair and explains the concepts much better than the book. Read each word carefully on the quizzes and exams

Dr. Liu is a very well organized in his lectures. I finally got to understand many things in accounting because of his structural explanation. There are 3 exams, and at least 12 pop up quizzes that he announces beforehand and also explains the details. He gives a lot of review material for the exam that is very helpful. HW optional for bonus pts

I really like his teaching style. He puts the important points together so students can see the big picture of financial statements. There are 3 exam and more than 13 quizzes, so he can drop the lowest 3. He also gives for review 3 exams from previous semesters for students to refer. Many questions from there will be on the actual exam.

I really appreciate this professor. He helped to make the material understandable. He takes all questions seriously. I would recommend reading the material before class, you might be lost otherwise. I would guess this is the piece that people who struggled missed. he helps put it all together. He's tough, but it's good, you earn your grade.

Class is difficult but that's the subject, not the teacher. Prof Liu is very helpful IF you ask. Uses whiteboard to help explain. Quick email response, available in person. DO the homework, study quizzes, DO study guides. Exams from a combination of these, learn the CONCEPTS! Similar questions in exams but changes #'s or concept hes looking for.

Prof. is fair grader and willing to help if you ask. Expect homework, quizzes and 4 exams. Exams are multiple choice and a 2-3 short answer essays. No notes allowed but he gives a practice exam and study guide, also tells you in class what to focus on. Exams included re-worded homework, quizzes and study guide. Practice the example essay questions.

A solid choice especially for ACCY131 since sac only has 1 or 2 teaching this class. His lectures are somewhat helpful, but exams and homework are all administered through the book we use in the class so I preferred to just read and look at the questions at the end of the chapter. Kinda a lot of homework but manageable for sure.

It was a hybrid class, but attendance is not mandatory. 3 exams, and two hw and quizzes a week. it seems like a lot, but its like an hour of work each quiz. the quizzes are bsically like the hw but easier. only 5-6 questions. the exams he gives us a study guide for. you really only need a 60% avg on exams to get a B. Im taking his next sem for 131

This is a professor who really cares about making sure his students understand the material in the textbook. He makes an effort to be accessible outside of class and always tries to motivate students. He is very clear with explaining important concepts and if you take the time to legit understand them you will do well on the quizzes and 3 exams.

I took ACCY112 with him, and I didn't like it at all. To my big surprise, I have no regrets of taking ACCY131 with him. I liked how he explained new concepts and organized the course. If you read the book, attend his lectures, and do all the assignments, you will get a good grade.

Course is quite heavy but Prof. helped by turning some quiz into EC. I took 113 with him before, so I can tell he's better for calculative concepts than text based. Also curved first exam. 4 exam on paper. HW and quizzes on McGrawhill n Beckers. His lectures needs to be more detailed. quickly reply to emails, calm, sincere to students I Recommend.

His class is hard. Graded on hw (100 pts), quizzes (100 pts), and exams (300 pts). You really only need to get 50% or higher on exams to pass the class as long as you do all the hw and quizzes. Practice exams are similar to the real exam. Practice the hw and quizzes to get ready for the exams, the types of questions will be pretty much identical.

He is very knowledgeable about what he teaches. His class is structured very well and it is not hard to pass. As long as you pay attention in class and do all the homework assignments/quizzes, you will do well. Workload consists of: weekly assignments (usually 2 and they are small), weekly quizzes (2), 3 exams (final is noncumulative)

Professor Liu set very realistic expectations for students. Attendance was not mandatory but going to class definitely helped. Quizzes were sometimes difficult, but very similar to the homework. Exams were difficult but the practice exams and study guides helped a lot.

Professor Liu's ACCT112 class is tough, but engaging if you put in the work. Textbook is required, but Chegg and Unstuck study were lifesavers for exam prep. Attend lectures - they're worth it despite the mandatory attendance.

For his 112 class 60% (300pts) of the grade is Exams and the final exam is not cumulative. He gives you a practice exam and a study guide before the exams and they count 10pts for extra credit. Overall, its a well structured class with some difficulty due to his exams being pretty difficult.

The class was pretty easy as long as you used the guided lecture notes he provided. The other negative reviews are not necessarily wrong, but I found Professor Liu to be very helpful. If you speak up in class to slow down or go back to a previous slide, he accommodates without putting up a fuss. Yes his accent is thick, but just ask him slow down.