Personal Assessment Report

Over the past semester, I, Michail Gamroth, have attended and performed the required course work for A437 – Advanced Management Accounting. With this report it is my intention to fully evaluate and assess the merits of my contribution to the class, the lessons taught which I feel I have benefited from the most, the most important lessons to be carried forward in this course to the next group of students, and finally, my desired and my expected grades. Additionally, I will evaluate similar metrics for the small student team to which I was assigned for the duration of the semester. My contributions to the class were both inside of the lecture component of the course as well as outside the classroom in the form of submitted questions for discussion and interaction with my professor and peers. As a diligent student in the lectures I fulfilled my responsibility to fully prepare myself with the assigned readings and materials and answer questions to best of my ability. During the early stages of the semester this was not true; in fact I failed to make any necessary preparations outside of class that might make me a meaningful contributor to my own learning process or any of my peers’. Thankfully, Professor Campbell took near immediate notice of my lackadaisical approach to his class and began to correspond with me inside and outside of the classroom. After a few brief conversations, it became very clear to me that I needed to put forth a significant amount of effort to succeed and ultimately learn anything in Advanced Managerial Accounting. This was obviously to my benefit and once I had realized this I began to perform the necessary work to prepare myself for class. Even still, Professor Campbell continued to take hold me accountable by asking me questions in class and engaging me in the lectures directly. I was not always correct and I