Hey everybody,
This is Zarif Sakir Hossain, and I'd like to share the experience of how I got an A in the MIS207 course. I will break it down into three fundamental steps.
The first step is to attend classes regularly and participate as much as possible. I am aware that the faculty may be intimidating at first, but he appreciates student who tries their best (other than Kacchi, of course). The class attempts to engage you with various questions, and you'll find yourself understanding the topics by actively engaging.
The second step is to solve as many question papers as possible before the exams. This will familiarize you with the topics of the exams. For quizzes, the solution is the "Question Bank."
Lastly, conduct independent research on the topics taught in class. From my experience, I've noticed that the faculty teaches the fundamental points of the chapters in class (the high/top level of the hierarchy) and tests our in-depth knowledge of those topics in exams. Therefore by researching the topics, you will have a sound understanding of them.
If you need help, message me on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/sakir.hossain.1029 by writing "Need help with MIS207", and I'll get back to you. Good luck for the new semester; I hope to see more of you in the "Hall of Fame" alongside me in the future. Cheers.
