Funny guy. Good Prof.

He's good and friendly.

omg, this is a tough class. esp if you miss which i did. so my advice, don't skip! and don't let your cell ring - he's not kidding when he says he'll answer it :(

Interesting class. Not a bad professor. Study!! If you read the book and understand it (do the hws) then you should be fine! Exams aren't too bad, just make sure you understand everything from the book. He posts a pratice test online before exams, it helps!

funny guy which makes class more entertaining, but the tests are killer and the group activities seem easy enough but one mistake can ruin your grade on it. it is possible to make an A if you go to every class and get a good group. Bs are easy to get though

Tests are tricky, I did better towards the end but I read more towards the end. Bit of advice try not to miss class most of the stuff on the test he covers in lecture. He's super funny, and he's pretty clear in his lectures. Get a smart group! Other people that know what they are doing will help a lot. TURN OFF UR CELL

When I had class with him, I actually went to class for a change and made an effort to learn. I used to look forward to his class. He is a very chill dude and probably one of the funniest professors at UT

Funny in an accounting nerd kind of way. Good lecturer. Pretty helpful but is sometimes unnecessarily, and annoyingly, ambiguous. All exams were online, which was nice, but I'd HIGHLY recommend doing the practice exams ahead of time.

I went to 75% of the classes stoned and still got an A. All you have to do is show up and click. Study the practice exams to do well on the real exams. People usually post the answers to the hw/quizzes on the online discussion chat room. Pretty fun class, VERY EASY

Attendance not mandatory but you can build up your grade with participation points each class. He let's you decide how you want the class to break down between tests, quizzes, participation, and assignments in the first week of class.

I liked this class! He was funny and I enjoyed the interactive class with the lemonade game and the monopoly. It really put things into prospective. His tests can be a little difficult but other than that, you learn a lot from this guy.

He is funny and makes accounting interesting. You spend the semester playing Lemonade Tycoon against over sections. You must be there 85% of time. He takes participation with clicker and those can be use as bonus in the end. 2 tests, he gives you practice tests almost identical to real test. Not difficult and easy to listen to.

Verduzco is a good professor. If anyone writes a really strong and scathing review about him, don't trust it. The class is simple and lecture is often boring. Quizzes always seem to get the best of me but the tests are easy if you study. He offers good study materials and does simulations of the concepts that are helpful. Good class, nice prof.

The material is really boring, but he does his best to spice it up. The entire course revolves around two simulation games: LemonadeTycoon and Marketplace. iClicker participation grades in class every day, online quizzes twice a week, Cengage assignments every two weeks or so, two exams: midterm and final. Not too bad if you prepare.

Lectures are clear and engaging with very helpful notes provided by the teacher. Extremely helpful in office hours and very personable. Tests are very manageable. Highly recommend any optional software packages. Lots of extra credit opportunities. Overall takes a bit of work for the homework and two tests but nothing outrageous. No final exam.

He tried something knew and gave around twenty quizzes throughout the semester instead of exams. That requires you to be on top of your game more but they were easy quizzes over stuff he just lectured about. Best to attend each class for the best quiz grades (60% of final)!! No final exam. A few assignments throughout the semester (7 tops).

By far my favorite class I've taken. Lectures are mandatory but interesting, and essential to passing. No tests, no final. All the grades were homework, quizzes, and in-class polling. If you understand the lecture then the textbook is not necessary, but is supplemental. If his section is open, TAKE IT.

Not a fan of the layout of this class, though it did make it easy to pull a good grade - 20 quizzes, most online and untimed. A 5-6 assignments also online and untimed, and 15% of your grade is just participation surveys. Made a good grade, and really like Verduzco as a person, but know nothing about Accounting still.

Verduzco is a very nice and funny guy. Although the class is huge, he makes you feel welcomed. The class wasn't a blow off course, but it wasn't extremely difficult either. The workload was an average amount, especially considering there being no exams (which he replaced with a higher number of quizzes). I enjoyed the class and would recommend.

Great professor and great class if you put in the relatively light amount of work required.

Nice and funny, but not the best at teaching material. 15-20 quizzes make up bulk of your grade so if you keep up with material and have friends in the class its an easy A even if you get lost during lecture. Participation surveys are way of taking attendance, and often what determined students final grades as most had very similar quiz averages.

He's literally lectures like a game show host. Verduzco is adorable but doing well in his class can be a little tricky. The majority of the final grade comes from 18-20 quizzes which can be a little tricky and confusing at times. Makes LOTS of friends in the class and you should be fine!

Probably the best teacher to teach accounting. He makes it easy if you pay attention. No exams, just try your best and this class is a nice ride.

He's a really funny teacher, which makes class more enjoyable. He explained the concepts well and had me excited to learn more.

Dr. Verduzco is a wonderful professor for non-accounting majors. I have learned a lot through this course. The class is made up of weekly quizzes and participation surveys, no tests. Defiantly would recommend for anyone needing ACC310F

I took this class expecting it to be a blow-off - it wasn't. There's so many timed quizzes to take and they were incredibly difficult. Study groups will be your savior in this class! Just make sure you do all the assignments (surveys, assignments, quizzes), as he will drop a couple of each. The class isn't difficult, you just need to work for an A

It will be an easy A for you if you have a group of people in that class to help you understand what you don't understand. I enjoyed this class, and this is how I made my first few friends at UT despite my sophomore status.

I believe this professor has one of the easiest classes for the business minor. He was a pretty decent professor and was always able to give me the lecture notes when I missed class (8 times). Just now the concepts in the beginning and you'll be fine. Making some friends in class will also help a lot

He's a pretty good lecturer, definitely find a smart group early to work on group assignments with. Quizzes are tricky at first but you learn what to expect. It's really not a hard class if you just go to class and for God's sake work through the questions in class so you have notes to reference.

Funny guy, he recently added exams to the class but it was probably for the better since the quizzes felt way harder and it used to be your only grades. Daily participation exercises, easy & drops 3. Dropped 2 quizzes. If you truly pay attention in class, you will be just fine. He does a lot of examples that relate to the ones on exams.

Most of the content is taught in class, you really don't need the textbook at all. Group assignments save your grade and tend to be pretty easy. Tests and Canvas quizzes are open note, which helps a lot.

Verduzco was a cool professor. Very clear and defined layout of the class. Lectures were nice and easy to follow. Although it is very easy, you definitely have to go to class because there are pop quizzes and he doesn't post the full notes online. But as long as you go to class and take good notes, this class is a breeze. Very chill guy.

Verduzco gives so much opportunities to make a decent grade in accounting. He drops three group assignments, two quizzes, and one exam! Most of the quizzes and all of the exams are online! However beware, he is really big on concepts for quizzes and exams. Please try not to miss class because you would regret it! Also choose your group mates wisely

This class isn't a breeze, but it's still a watered-down accounting class. Pay attention, take notes, find a good group, and you'll be fine. The participation exercises (3 tries) and quizzes (2 drops) and notes are all formatted like the exams (1 drop), and everything is open-note. I'd suggest taking notes on the ppt template he provides.

Not an easy A, but can manage it with some effort. Hw is easy, quizzes r harder than the tests in my opinion, and he recycles some questions from both on the tests. He also gives 2 practice exams for each test, with similar questions to what you will see on the test. Minimal use of the book, only needed it for a couple of questions on quizzes/tests

I thought this class was fine. nothing too hard, nothing too easy. It is known for being the easiest of all the accounting classes offered at Mccombs. As long as you go to class and follow along you should be fine. Not bad at all. Verduzco knows what hes talking about!

I got a 93.1, and that's considered an A- in his class?? so annoying. But his lectures were engaging, and I recommend printing out his slides (2 per page, double-sided) bc it makes lectures easy to follow. He does not curve bc of the mccombs "rule". Textbook is not necessary if you take adequate notes & pay attention in class.

Lectures are very entertaining and he tells corny jokes which made me laugh. You get to use notes on online quizzes and exams. Optional final. Does not round :/ so 89.9 was a B+.

An amazing prof who genuinely cares about what he teaches and his students. Actually makes accounting fun to go to everyday. I would recommend going to class just because it makes life easier when it comes to testing, but you dont necessarily have to.

Good, organized lecturer, even when class transitioned online. Most assessments are done through canvas, except for about 6 "group projects" which are easy to get done during class. Quizzes and tests are timed, which was more of a problem for the quizzes than the tests. The A cutoff is a 94, so you have to be very careful to not lose any points.

Pretty cool guy. Tests werent very great when it came to timing. This was mainly bc we had to fill in charts and do calculations. Tbh a bit harder than I had imagined, but doable.

I didn't take for credit cause it was during COVID and I gave up, but it's a super easy A. Legit don't show up and pass. Open note everything. Optional final. What a G

Professor Verdusco is very smart in regards to accounting. He does a good job of explaining test material in class. However, there are a lot of complimentary assignments that don't account for much. 60% of your grade is determined by your two top test scores. Nevertheless I think he's good.

The class was pretty interesting and material was simple - on the surface. Verduzco's tests are full of tricks, so it is easy to mess up on the conceptual questions. He is really nice/accessible during office hours though and provides a lot of resources. The workload is not too bad, but make sure you study for the tests.

I took this class asynchronously and enjoyed it overall. He is very good at explaining the concepts during lectures and I feel like I understood everything thoroughly. The online quizzes and exams are very fast, however. Make sure to pay attention to his lectures. While they were optional, they helped tremendously.

As a STEM major taking the business minor, this was an overall easy class and a great prof who explained examples in detail. Saying that though 60 percent of your grade comes from 2 midterms and there are a few conceptual questions that are tricky. Easy A- but hard A in my opinion.

Overall enjoyed the class and didn't think it was too difficult. Verduzco is always very enthusiastic and engaging during lecture and the course was very organized. As long as you take notes and pay attention, it isn't difficult to do well on the exams.

Verduzco is such a sweet guy that cares about accounting and how you do in the course. He is enthusiastic and makes lectures bearable, he gives clear examples and his notes are well structured. Quizzes and tests are hard but if you study you should be successful.

Very relaxed course with very few assignments and interesting material; HOWEVER, this course is NOT an easy A. The exams/quizzes are tricky, and wording on conceptual questions CAN be ambiguous as it can be interpreted in different ways. The exams are hard due to this, so watch out for "How many of these are true" type questions on tests.

I took this class asynchronously for the spring semester, and I think Professor Verduzco is such a gem. He explains the concepts very patiently and clearly. 3 exams (1 is optional) take up 60% of your grade. If you take notes and review carefully, it's totally an easy A. Textbooks are not that helpful (they do sometimes though).

Despite some concerns about the exams, I think using the textbook really helped me in this class. Professor Verduzco encourages practicing in it quite a bit and you're going to need it. Easy recommendation

Participation exercises and assignments are easy since he encourages collaboration. For quizzes and tests, the calculation type questions are easy and similar to questions done before, but the concept questions can be tricky especially the "how many of the following" questions. Open note tests. Lowest grade(s) in each category gets dropped.

i took the asynchronous version and liked how it was organized. the weekly modules were easy to understand and the embedded exercises were really good practice. the quizzes and exams could be tricky. math/calc questions were easy but concept questions were worded very specifically, so pay attention and be careful! no ec but a couple of drops.

Asynchronous Summer 2021. About 1 day's worth of work per week, multiple attempts for the practice quizzes so it was easy to get full points on those. He covered all topics and formulas needed for quizzes & tests. My only complaint is that 2 tests made up 60% of the grade and an A is 94%+. The tests had some curveballs too, which didn't help.

I took the asynchronous class. Dr. Verduzco is a great instructor! He is upbeat during lecture and gives good, clear examples of problems and what is expected. Weekly assignments needed only a couple hours' work. Exams had a bit more complex problems than the quizzes.

Accounting can be HARD, but Verdusco makes it easier to understand plus he is very engaging. Definetely take him, he is a nice man.

I took asynchronous, and finishing lecture videos was quick and simple. Lecture videos? AMAZING to understand. Assignments that go w/ lectures? EASY, always got an A. Quizzes and Exams? Dead HORRIBLE. Ridiculous time limit that always screwed everyone over. I HIGHLY recommend using Quizlet to make a formula sheet/step-by-step guide during exams.

Very clear lecture videos. Assignments are easy. Exams need you to be very familiar with all the concepts for accuracy and time. Recommend to make a summary for each module so that you can apply them in exams, otherwise you will feel that there are too many concepts that you can't organize them.

I had to write a review because I took this course Fall 2021, and I feel like the other reviews from this same semester give the wrong impression. All you have to do is watch the lectures, take notes, follow the tips given by David to do well in the course, and go to office hours when confused and you will do fine. Time on exams was adequate.

He is really great at teaching. He is clear and gives examples with you during class. You have to work and spend the take the time to ask questions and do the practice problems. He gives you everything you need to succeed. The grade you get is up to you. This is no easy class, it requires practice and studying a moderate amount.

This class moves too fast unnecessarily. Dr. Verduzco is a great lecturer and provides a lot of opportunities in class for practice. The class content is interesting and the lectures are helpful, however, all quizzes and exams give very, very little time which I found a bit excessive.

Asynchronous. He is a really good lecturer, I would recommend. Pretty easy class, some of the quizzes and test questions would trip me up. A bit harder than it may seem at first, but still not toooo difficult. Basic math. I loved the asynchronous option of the class. I would finish the units quickly and not have to worry about it for a week!

Really easy class and one of the best professors. We only covered 2 slide decks for the entirety of the semester. Most of the content is straightforward and only basic arithmetic is required for this course. Drops lots of different grades and lowered the cutoff grades for the spring 2022 semester.

The lectures are great and very clear. He even gives you notes to fill out along with him. However, the class was very test-heavy (60% exams). Other grades are made up of quizzes, participation exercises, and multi-question assignments. It's tough doing decent on the other assignments just to get a C on the tests and it severely affect your grade.

I really liked this professor. For the synchronous version of this class, attendance is mandatory. His lectures are straight-forward and only basic arithmetic is required to do well. Tests and quizzes are open-note, and, personally, the amount of time to complete them is doable. Taking the final is optional and grade cutoffs may be lowered.

His lectures are great he gives you notes that you fill out throughout the class but the 2 exams make up a big portion of your grade. The tests are open-note, but I wouldn't rely so much on your notes due to the time limit and the questions being more concept based. If you keep up with the work and pay attention to lectures you will do fine.

The best accounting professor you will get tbh, sure his class is structured tough (exams are 60% of your grade), but his lectures are rlly good. Ig it helps that I kinda like accounting... but seriously don't know why his ratings are so low. You have to try ... if you expect to just have an A without studying then idk what to tell you.

Proffesor Verduzco was great! This class if definitily not an easy A and you have to watch all the lectures and practice to do well. This class took up most of my time but he was a good professor and i actually feel like i learned alot.

A great class to take overall.

One of my favorite personas during my freshman year of UT. He's kind, funny, and really sounds like he loves his job. The class is VERY straightforward and he makes accounting concepts really easy to understand. I would be cautious of the strict grading policy and how some of the work may not feel as familiar. Also seems to love Chipotle a lot.

Really easy content and not much work (< 2 hours a week total). Tests sometimes have pretty dumb questions where multiple answers seem correct, but it's an easy A either way.

This was an asynchronous class so the lectures were pre-recorded videos. The class was very well organized from the start. Exams and quizzes were difficult because there is a time limit but as long as you do the practice exams and learn some basic excel, these can become simple. You get drops on every type of assignment so one bad test grade is ok.

For awhile, I procrastinated on registering for this class because I was scared it was going to drop my GPA. Do not let these reviews scare you! Trust yourself and your abilities. Re-watch lecture videos if you need to and make sure you understand the practice problems. To prep for exams, just do the practice tests he puts up!

Verduzco was a great professor who taught well but it was difficult. One think I do recommend is to form a study group and do all the practice problems given. Extra help is necessary to do well in this course. Although the time situations with quizzes and exams really makes or break a grade. I believe you can do well. Be prepared for a challenge.

Get a study group! Very low workload. Drops one exam, two quizzes, and one homework. Funny guy and entertaining lectures.

Course was engaging, liked that he played music. Have the notes in front of you and work through problems as he goes through them, try to actually answer the instapolls. It will help you succeed! Between practice exams + reviewing assignments, participation exercises, and quizzes I felt more than prepared for the tests and thought I learned a lot!

Good professor, all work is online

Nice guy and a great lecturer. His lectures were easy to understand and explained well. However, the assignments were very tedious (if you mess up one part of an assignment you will likely miss most of the questions that follow). He does not give partial credit. The class is based on a few grades (mostly 3 exams), but you get to drop your lowest.

during class, there are small group and insta polls taken to count attendance and they are participation grade. there are a lot of assignments, around 6, that take quite some time to complete. there are three exams, but the lowest gets dropped so don't have to take the last! 7/10 really not that bad

I was a bit hesitant going into this class, but Professor Verduzo is such a great professor. His class is very organized, and he teaches accounting concepts in a very clear way. The exams are worth a lot, but if you put in the effort, you will be fine!

Many people who hate on him have never taken a STEM class before, and it shows, lol. It really isn't that bad; I would say it is comparable to a stats class, maybe a little bit harder because, I will not lie, he does ask some tricky questions. That being said, I liked it, and his lectures were fun. EC of 2 points on grade at the end. TAKE ASYNC!

Very organized class, and he assigns 1 learning module/week, making the pace super manageable. The content is really easy, but it's easy to mess up because you do lots of calculations. He provides so much practice. Textbook is not necessary, but its helpful. A lot of people view this as a blowoff class and they end up doing poorly. Take it asynch!

Don't let bad reviews scare you if you're good at quantitative stuff or a stem major this class is super easy. His lectures are very well organized and he drops a bunch of grades including the lowest exam. It is test heavy and the questions can be tricky but if you take good notes you'll be fine. assignments were a bit tedious which was annoying.

Great teacher. The asynchronous class is very organized. Each module is released with multiple lecture videos as well as participation problems. The quizzes and tests are a little more difficult than the example problems so be sure to deeply understand the concept and equations. Overall great teacher and very kind!

A surprisingly tricky class as the assignments and especially the tests have some trick questions and very weirdly worded questions that can get points docked. Lectures quite well

super sweet and easy prof! doesn't make module vids too long and explains each topic in an easy and uncomplicated way. just make sure to rly understand the material in each module and you'll be fine for tests. always available on chatter and posts practice exams and quiz questions so you can be prepared!

Class was good, hard mainly because of the quizzes. A lot of tricky questions and even some that contradicted the textbook which was annoying. I enjoyed how he taught in the modules, but I sometimes struggles with quiz and test questions even after studying quite a bit. Still got an 89 which at least for this year counted as an A- which was nice!

Verduzco is a great professor and really good at explaining concepts. The class itself is also pretty easy as long as you pay attention to the lecture, literally everything is either word for word of similar but with the numbers changed. Go to office hours if you're struggling with something. It's not a complete blow off but still pretty easy.

Took for business minor. Not a blowoff but it's still pretty easy. I took the asynchronous version so I did not interact with the professor but he seemed like a nice guy. Lectures and notes are solid. Good communication/coordination from professor. No real complaints but also nothing super memorable. This was one of the classes of all time.

I took his online section, and everything was pretty clear cut. If you watch the lectures, do the homeworks, and quizzes you will be fine. The exams are not very difficult, especially since they follow the same structure as the 2 practice exams he posts. Overall, class gives many opportunities to succeed.

He is a very good lecturer and has a clear grading structure with drops in each category. The tests sometimes have confusing or subjective answer choices, but a lot of the questions are based off of examples done in class. Self-paced class meant I could watch lectures whenever I wanted, which made it flexible.

His lectures are pretty good. The exams and quizzes can be very cutthroat and fast paced. If you take notes seriously and don't just click through everything you can get a good grade in the class. Do all of the assignments and triple check everything

I had heard bad things about accounting, but Dr. Verduzco taught the material very well. He recommended we print out the notes at the start of the year and everything we covered was exactly what we needed for assignments and test. He dropped the lowest of the 2 midterms and final, so I didn't even need to take it. He's a great professor!

His lectures were very straightforward, but the quizzes and exams were quite challenging regarding time management. He expects you to understand the concepts and be able to apply the calculations. Overall, his class is great! I enjoyed it even though I don't have any accounting/ finance background. He curves at the end also, which is great.

Very light class with some introduction to accounting topics. Ideas flowed well and expectations built on each other in a reasonable way. Lectures were concise and generally engaging. If there's any big problem with the class, it's the lack of depth in topics discussed and general lack of open-ended questions and feedback throughout the course.

Fully online so it's up to you to do good. Daily work is easy, you get multiple tries. Exams are extremely difficult and honestly you need more time than what is given. Overall better to take online that in person, but be ready to study and work hard.

This prof was super enthusiastic and made it interesting, even though I had no prior interest. It's pretty straight forward and easy to get through. Tests have a curve, but theres only 2 of them. Would definitely recommend enrolling with friends to study together.

Daily work is pretty easy, just read a chapter and do the modules. You have one week to do the work, but it takes about maybe 2 hours. The tests are the hardest part, there is definitely not enough time to complete them so work fast. But he does replace one of the 2 tests if you score higher on the final exam.

Great professor! The class is challenging, but if you enjoy the material like I do, then you can easily make an A or B. Otherwise, you may not like this class. The professor was very nice and understanding especially regarding technical difficulties. Attendance and paying attention will help you succeed tremendously.

I took his async class. Gave lots of practice examples in the lectures with similar problems on the quizzes/tests. 2 tests, 1 final, but he drops one. DO THE PRACTICE EXAMS! they help a lot (he gives explanations for the answers) and can use on the tests as they're open note. I never read the textbook and did fine with just the lecture material

Verduzco's asynch layout was great. Typically had 1 module per week where there's 5ish videos on concepts with participation exercises and quizzes throughout w/ multiple attempts. He was a fantastic lecturer where his videos are concise. However, his EXAMS ARE HARD BUT DOABLE. You need to have a deep understanding of A LOT OF CONTENT. I rec. him

I loved the format of Verduzco's online class. He made things very structured and easy to hone in on certain concepts. The tests were a little nerve-wracking but I think he really does everything he can to help you do well. Need to study though to do well, so you have to do your due diligence on your part as well. Overall he's a great professor!

1/2 your grade easy to do. HW + quizzes get multiple attempts, find a helpful group chat if you're stuck. However, the tests are pretty difficult. If you are a last-minute studier you will struggle. You NEED to find outside practice problems for the math. Take previous years' exams and practice exams and you will be okay. Can use notes on exams.

i think the online course is organized well. there is a module each week with 3 participation grades (u get 3 tries) and sometimes 1 assignment a module. the videos are clear and he gives good examples. the tests are weighted heavily (50%) but i feel like his exams arent as hard as everybody says they are. theres a lot of content but its easyish

You will do well if you pay attention and take advantage of all the practice questions. What's frustrating is the assignments - I would get all of the answers correct on them but still lose points for reasons I'll never know because you don't get feedback. When I reached out for this I was given vague explanations so it was difficult to improve.

David Verduzco is a great professor, the video lectures in the online class are great and he explains the topics thoroughly. HOWEVER, the exams are much harder than the practice material, worth 50% for 2 tests. Be sure to study ahead of time, he provides practice exams, but they are easier than the real exam. Doable class, pay attention to details.

Videos were very entertaining and engaging. However, the exams were very difficult. The exams are way harder than the quizzes on the modules and assignments. Great professor but hard exams.

This class is pretty easy but you actually have to watch the lecture videos online to do well. The tests are kind of difficult but can be done.

I SUCK at math! Class mandatory for business minor; (as a senior I had no choice) .Great teacher, but if not for the group me I would have failed. 50% & 43% on both exams (worth 50%); got help from classmates on assignments (got A's) = C- in course. A dub is a dub ! but pls ask for help if math isn't ur strong suit! He WON'T do favors so DONT ask!

This class was challenging but doable. Highly suggest studying for test in groups, and working on the assignments with others. Tests were weighted very heavily (two tests, one optional final) and there's barely any extra credit. Tests asked about very niche things and require problem-solving, and the textbook wasn't that helpful.

Honestly, if you do the work it is a simple class. The exams aren't bad and he drops your lowest one. The assignments are open for a long time, and they're pretty self-explanatory. Its just grouping numbers with categories for a whole semester and doing some middle school math.

The tests are 50% of the grade and they are a bit challenging. But, it is very doable to get an A if you stay diligent with the notes/practice. Start studying for tests min 4 days in advance, take very detailed notes (tests are open-note) and do all the practice he gives and you should be fine. The rest is quizzes and assignments which are easy.

Really nice professor who teaches the content very well. If you stay on top of the work, it's a pretty straight forward class.

Professor Verduzco teaches the material well, but the class is challenging. The exams are tough and require detailed notes - using Unstuckstudy ai for practice problems helped me prepare. Stay on top of the work, form study groups, and you can get an A. Overall, a worthwhile class.

Easy and straightforward class, lectures are good but need to be on 2x speed. Do the modules and use the same formulas on exams and you're chilling. Courseload is probably 2-3 hours every 1.5 weeks.

Professor Verduzco is AMAZING!!!! Seriously one of the best professors that I have had at UT. He truly cares about his students and will do anything to help them succeed. He does instapolls every class for participation and practice. Go to class!!! He makes lectures interesting and its easier to follow along in person than it is online!

The async class was fine, especially with study partners. The concepts are simple, mainly involving reading tables and basic addition/subtraction. Exams are async, and you can skip the final if your grade is good enough. Overall, I didn't learn much from the course.

This class was online and very fun to go through. 2 exams and 1 final optonal to drop lowest and drops in all copmontents. Class was self paced so it was up to you to learn. Super easy if you studied and did every assignment with notes. Note everything he says. Exams are not proctored. Practice the problems and it should be easy a.

Weekly modules were very manageable and the videos he posts cover all information that you need. Kind of boring content but not difficult to get an A. Exams aren't difficult, but take awhile so make sure you pace yourself.

Sweet sweet man. I loved this class and Verduzco so much. If you're like me and are typically really bad at math but enjoy it when you understand it, this class is for you. Prof. Verduzco was so funny and I loved him as a teacher. I would 100% take this again!

the TA's atleast for my semester were terrible compared to my other math classes ive had. you have chatter to ask questions about any of the assignments but they take days to reply or dont give you an answer at all...

Proper viewing of the amazing lectures is almost mandatory not only for the grade but also the process of learning. This is a very useful class for personal finance as well which helped interest me during the lectures. Additionally, the class is very clear cut and doing all the exercises and quizzes throughout the course helps a lot for the exams.

I thought Professor Verduzco was great! The lectures are easy to follow. I did find the exam questions to be tougher than the homework, so doing the practice problems is crucial. Also, the time allotted for the exam is pretty short, so you have to more quickly. There is no extra credit.

Professor Verduzco is one of the best professors that I have had and explained each accounting concept so well. He made an effort to get to know his students and made it easy to ask questions in class. If you take him just pay attention in class and take notes and you will be fine. Highly recommend taking him in person rather than online!

Dr.Verduzco was amazing! I loved how organized his class was. He explains everything so well and his lectures are easy to listen to. His assignments are also very helpful in understanding the concepts. I would definitely take this class if you can!

Not a super personable person one-on-one, but he's well-versed in accounting and has a lot of great experience. Class is very manageable, as long as you have time for homework after every class! Would recommend!

Inspirational guy. Likes accounting

The class itself was challenging, however my experience with Professor Verduzco was good. He is very funny and would take time to explain challenging topics. I HIGHLY recommend taking the In-Person class, because I was able to ask lots of questions and get help. I rarely used the textbook to study for the exams. The practice exams were helpful.

The exams aren't that bad if you just study a lot and do practice problems. Textbook isn't necessary but can help with practicing. The exams are a bit harder than the practice exams, but I don't think it's that big of a deal especially because he added a curve.

Kind-hearted, knowledgeble man with engaging lectures! People complaining are just bums. If you actually try, you will get an A/A-. Tests are fast paced and more difficult than practice problems, but are still manageable if you had put in the bare minimum effort of doing assignments and retaining information. Quizzes are also free (multiple tries).