With this unit, I think you would enjoy it if you have a good group who actually does enough effort in assignments and a good sponsor that explains what he exactly wants. I for one had done this unit mostly by myself as most of my group were lazy and were doing very little effort. My sponsor was also strange as he didn't explain what he exactly wanted, but was rude when he disliked something. Overall I did okay and he gave us a high mark. The convenor is very nice and very fair. You can speak with her if you're having problems with the group, sponsor or project. Basically pray that you get a good group and sponsor. If not, enjoy doing the majority of the work that was suppose to be for 6 people.

Whether this unit is good or bad largely depends on the group you are put in as well as the clients you work with. Unfortunately, my group this semester was horrible, as a result, making it a long and draining semester. It also doesn't help that the unit this year is completely online, however, we can't change these circumstances within these unprecedented times so I can't complain too much here. Friends of mine that are doing this unit and are in good groups are really enjoying it. The deliverables can be rather confusing at first as the various projects are split into categories (software, games, data science, cybersecurity, etc.) and each category has its own rubric. But once you understand how the unit works, the confusion becomes a little less murky. So, overall, the outcomes of your experiences in this unit solely depends on whether or not you are assigned into a good group. In a nutshell - good group = good unit. Bad group = bad unit.