Professors be like...

MehreenTahir

Oh you're going through a world pandemic? No problem...here are 3 exams, 2 projects, and a lab report all due this week plus you have to teach everything to yourself. goodbye :sigh:

OriginalGriff

Welcome to your first experience of the environment outside schooling: real world working! :-D

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Super Lloyd

You're lucky! IT has the best online resource! :) But still.. good luck! :)

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Lost User

I took over education from my last "professor". Don't waste money on them.

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kalberts

At my university ... we are talking about the late 70s, and this happened a couple of years before I entered ... at the first lecture in the course on discrete simulation harked before he explained that this course was supposed to be based on the Simula language, but he really didn't know that language very well. So one of the students raised his hand, "I have been working in Simula for quite some time, so I could take care of that!" So it went. The student taught all the language specific details and the professor took care of the general principles of discrete simulation. I guess the professor picked up a lot from the student. When he was teaching my class, he hadled Simula well.

RaviBee

Did you get the new job? When do you start? Working remotely (for now), I assume? /ravi

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Mark_Wallace

The very best of all the professors I studied under taught me everything he knew. I have to admit that it was one of the more interesting ten-minute periods of my life.

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MehreenTahir

Eddy Vluggen wrote:

Don't waste money on them.

Already paid a huge amount :sigh:

MehreenTahir

Ravi Bhavnani wrote:

Did you get the new job?

The second interview went fine as well. For now, I have to submit a technical assessment but I'm positive I will get this job. :) P.S. although I'm now having my doubts if I'll be able to manage it with my studies and research. :^)

MehreenTahir

Mark_Wallace wrote:

I have to admit that it was one of the more interesting ten-minute periods of my life.

This professor of mine makes sure to stretch the class at least one hour after the said timing and yet only first ten minutes are usually worth it. :laugh:

Daniel Pfeffer

Well... You're not working in the laboratory. You're not hanging out with friends. You're not going to the pub (or the coffee house...). What else do you have to do with your time? :)

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Daniel Pfeffer

I had a professor like that. He considered himself a wit. He was half right.

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