YAWN
Well, I've seen all my fall classes now... Yawn.
I have three in-person classes:
Accounting 107 - The second in the intro to accounting series.
The instructor seems pretty laid back and nice. No lecture today. The pace of this class is much slower than 106, which really MOVED. I came home and easily finished the demo problem and homework for the first chapter (due next Thurs). Shutup and take the easy A.
C++ Programming 1
The latest in a series of computer classes where I don't learn anything. Technically that's not true. I expect to learn the syntax of how C++ does Object Oriented Programming. I finished the first lab during the lecture today. Whee. Shutup and take the easy A.
Systems Analysis and Design
This one I might actually learn something in. It's all theory of computer project design. Largely ignored in the real world, but I don't object to learning the thoery. Down side - Group Projects. I'm thinking about trying to be the group leader of our (4-5 person) group. Nobody else in the group seems to care much about getting the projects done, but we haven't really met together (that was put off for next week, by the group)
and I have one web class:
Purchasing Principles I
I'm looking forward to learning this stuff, but I'd really like a more hands-on approach. It seems to be: "Read the book, there will be an online quiz next week". Maybe that's standard in a web class. It would be nice to actually have the instructor teach something, though. I'd take it as an in-person class but it's not offered as such. This one is a wildcard. I don't have a good feel for the class. I have an email pending to the instructor with questions.
I have three in-person classes:
Accounting 107 - The second in the intro to accounting series.
The instructor seems pretty laid back and nice. No lecture today. The pace of this class is much slower than 106, which really MOVED. I came home and easily finished the demo problem and homework for the first chapter (due next Thurs). Shutup and take the easy A.
C++ Programming 1
The latest in a series of computer classes where I don't learn anything. Technically that's not true. I expect to learn the syntax of how C++ does Object Oriented Programming. I finished the first lab during the lecture today. Whee. Shutup and take the easy A.
Systems Analysis and Design
This one I might actually learn something in. It's all theory of computer project design. Largely ignored in the real world, but I don't object to learning the thoery. Down side - Group Projects. I'm thinking about trying to be the group leader of our (4-5 person) group. Nobody else in the group seems to care much about getting the projects done, but we haven't really met together (that was put off for next week, by the group)
and I have one web class:
Purchasing Principles I
I'm looking forward to learning this stuff, but I'd really like a more hands-on approach. It seems to be: "Read the book, there will be an online quiz next week". Maybe that's standard in a web class. It would be nice to actually have the instructor teach something, though. I'd take it as an in-person class but it's not offered as such. This one is a wildcard. I don't have a good feel for the class. I have an email pending to the instructor with questions.