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logomancer) wrote2004-09-04 02:30 am
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Classes
After spending two weeks in classes, I have determined the following:
- McQuain seems OK to teach OS at this point in time. Same old routine, same old grind.
- Our Stats prof (I forgot his name) is a lazy bastard. At this point, classes are optional, and he's going over stuff we had in high school. Whee.
- Fuller, my Sociology teacher, is typical for a freshman teacher. Somewhat boring, but competent enough. He just has test grades, so no HW from him.
- Arthur, my Comparative Languages teacher, is a bully. Gods help you if three people can't answer a question of his, because he'll make it into a pop quiz and screw you. Gods help you if you don't read the book or come to class on time, either. "Always show up to an Arthur class,"
narquelion says. "After two absences you become a target." I despise bullies.
- Sallie Henry is my prof in CS4704, which
zerblinitzky roped me into taking. Seems OK, despite
vond's comment that she's a psychotic bitch. But I've only had two classes with her. We shall see.
All in all, an OK lineup. I just need to do the readings. Unfortunately, that's something I fail at sometimes. But I will make an attempt.
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He's definitely egotistical, but he's also the most honest professor I ever had when it came to the things he didn't know - there were actually a couple projects where he specifically asked us not to do some things because "it's not the point of the project, and I really don't understand it well enough to grade it anyway." And he does like to teach, which is a feature in a college full of research faculty.
Now I did tell Andrew you absolutely can't miss class with the man. And that he's more into football than most anyone else I know. And that he's not very forgiving of problems even partially caused by failure to show up or pay attention. But obviously he does sorta grow on people, right