general

yeah those are fun

I never count labs as "school" though

not labs, classes

>needing to take labs

How'd you swing that many late classes?

masters level computer engineering

this was senior year

the teacher was an industry guy so i guess he could only teach in the evenings

Ah I see, my masters classes were always morning, with the intention being that you could go work/teach afterwards

Worst I heard about was one prof at my uni last term taught 3 of the courses that 3rd year physics students usually take at the same time, and put all 3 as 3 hour timeslots back to back to back on wensday

Late classes were always non-traditional student classes, or labs in my experience

they were 3 hour long classes

they sucked i never went

3 hour lectures are dumb

so some people had 9 hours of lectures with the same prof in a row

I had one, once, that I NEVER went to

pika i probably skipped 40% of my undergrad lectures

I have skipped 0%

I have been to every single one

I skipped more year-by-year

I missed like 1 or 2 total my Freshman year

i kept decent grades and was able to focus on my research

And by senior year, I'd have courses I'd show up to once

there was one course i onyl showed up the first class and never studied for the exams

I like going to lectures personally

still got Bs or higher

I like going to good lectures

Why would you skip classes

I like going to bad lectures to laugh about how bad it was with the others in my program

because grades are what matter and research is more interesting

3-hour lecture blocks Gent

That's why

I have a 3 hour one this semester

learning how to do vector arithmetic literally 3 times in the same day

My... Junior year I think

I had two identical DSP classes

Same students took both

thats retarded

lol

None of us figured out the difference by the end of the semester

the professor actually asked me to do research for her

I liked some of the projects we got

(whats dsp)

digital signal processing

Digital signal processing

I see

We know what his mind jumped to

analog signal processing too

i had the same proff for all 3 classes

analog was way more interesting

Not even the same ballpark

laplace transofmr, fourier transform, fourier series

all signal processing things

Not the math of course

But idk, I felt like the work we did was a lot less borring

the math is piss-easy

Which made the applications more fun

my applications being 2d DSP with computer vision

lol

so

much

stats

I feel like I had a lab once, that was just filter design for the entire year

Here's a signal

filter it

luckily i didn't have a lab for my dsp course

i think there was matlab assignments though

My least favorite lab; funnily enough, was the one CS one I had to take as a Freshman

Only lab I've ever been required to stay the full 3-4 hours

how do you have a lab for intro programming

So I couldn't get out of taking baby's first Java class as a Freshman

Despite the fact I had been coding for 6 or 7 years prior to that

Actually, what I said earlier was a lie

That was the class, I went to 3 times

First day, Test 1, and Test 2

But there was a mandatory lab with it

Where they just give you asinine coding problems, that anyone who knew their shit could finish in 60 minutes

But we had to stay there 3-4 hours

oh i had a cs lecture where i completed the homework assignments before the lecture they were assigned in was over