I had a class where a teacher would be soo excited when the simplest program worked. Like "Hello world" worked and he would be like "LOOK IT WORKED!!!"
I thought I knew a lot more than this guy... but throughout the quarter, he started talking about some hardcore stuff. From "Hello World" to things like operating system programming.
Anyways... my lesson was...
that every teacher has gone through a college to become the teacher. I don't think someone that BSed their way through college would want to become a teacher. A teacher knows a lot, it's just that they have to level with the class. A teacher can't talk about advanced material in a beginning programming class.
I thought I knew a lot more than this guy... but throughout the quarter, he started talking about some hardcore stuff. From "Hello World" to things like operating system programming.
Anyways... my lesson was...
that every teacher has gone through a college to become the teacher. I don't think someone that BSed their way through college would want to become a teacher. A teacher knows a lot, it's just that they have to level with the class. A teacher can't talk about advanced material in a beginning programming class.
Originally posted by: Smolek
Originally posted by: QTPie
Two pieces of advice:
1) Ace the class. Take advantage of the easy class to bump your average up.
2) You don't get too many easy classes in University. Enjoy this one. It will change all too suddenly
I second that. The first 2 years it is easy to get a A or B, but the last year it is almost unheard of for more than one or two people out of a class of 45 to get a A. So ACE those easy classes now so when you do get to your last classes it will not hurt as bad.
Originally posted by: CPA
Originally posted by: JonathanM
I had four classes like that in two seperate semesters.
One was a general hardware class, finished every test in 10 min.
One was an intro to programming class, got a perfect 100.
One was a Intro to networking class.
Fourth one was a C++ class.
Of course during the second week of the last two weeks i was given a forced vacation.
So for anyone who can learn for me. Never throw a 17" monitor in front of a class full of people.
Can you expand on the throwing the monitor part?
I can... but I'm not going to.
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