indamail

Assuming I don't fail that first year stat course lel

 

ayy nice

 

I'll hang it next to my other one to remind myself how much time and money I wasted going to university

 

[HotColdRush]

i thought you were like 50 yrs old not in college

 

i thought you were like 50 yrs old not in college

cool story

 

[Scar]

you cant code if your life depended it on, how the hell do you have a B.A in IT??

 

you cant code if your life depended it on, how the hell do you have a B.A in IT??

You can't read. B.IT in Software Design.

I taught (tutored) the C course at UQ for five years. You're the one who can't even write a shitty autobumper.

Check this made by a repeat student:

[YOUTUBE]eJ7HP7fpnW8[/YOUTUBE]

 

i thought you were like 50 yrs old not in college

Haha me too.

I'd like to know more about this sythe as well...

 

[Scar]

You can't read. B.IT in Software Design.

I taught (tutored) the C course at UQ for five years. You're the one who can't even write a shitty autobumper.

Check this made by a repeat student:

[YOUTUBE]eJ7HP7fpnW8[/YOUTUBE]

we need to bring back the green text trend you started, so from here on out all your posts should be in this color (its for cool kids)

 

you cant code if your life depended it on, how the hell do you have a B.A in IT??

Also genuinely curious what gave you the idea I can't cut code.

They tried to poach me a while back out of physics to come teach compilers (a course everyone fails.) I got full marks btw.

 

we need to bring back the green text trend you started, so from here on out all your posts should be in this color (its for cool kids)

Yeah so anyway let's see your qualifications kido. Whip out that 12yearold certified virgy card

 

[Scar]

Also genuinely curious what gave you the idea I can't cut code.

They tried to poach me a while back out of physics to come teach compilers (a course everyone fails.) I got full marks btw.

Not sure what those units represent? Is that 2.00 your cumulative GPA or something?

 

Not sure what those units represent? Is that 2.00 your cumulative GPA or something?

First number: Course is worth 2 units. Second number: I've completed 2 units of the course. Third number is the grade: 1-3 are fail grades. 4 is a technical pass. 5 is a credit, 6 distinction, 7 high distinction. Final number is the grade multiplied by the units which is used to calculate GPA.

 

Please tell me that was you, sythe, that banned him.

 

Nice, still trying to get through all the general education requirements

 

[Xier0]

I'll hang it next to my other one to remind myself how much time and money I wasted going to university

Truth.

 

lol B.IT for what sounds like basically comp sci

you got jipped bro

 

lol B.IT for what sounds like basically comp sci

you got jipped bro

It is comp sci. But I didn't use up my B.Sc doing it so I got to do a physics degree as well

 

[Hamouze]

5 year double major or did you go back for another 4 years? Mad respect either way, my family has a very extensive background in comp sci and wanted me to enter the field but I was really discouraged because of all the math and physics courses. Now that I look back on it I sort of regret it since my uncle was the VP of Microsoft and stepped down (replaced by his cousin) so he could be the CPO of ANSYS and I was basically guaranteed a 6 figure job right out of college :/

If you got any advice like the ol' "Anyone can learn it and do well" you should help a brotha out

 

since my uncle was the VP of Microsoft and stepped down (replaced by his cousin) so he could be the CPO of ANSYS and I was basically guaranteed a 6 figure job right out of college :/

Wow really? Those are some good connections.

If you got any advice like the ol' "Anyone can learn it and do well" you should help a brotha out

Anyone with an IQ in the top quartile can quite easily do it. Having tutored for many years I noticed time and again that average intelligence students struggle a lot with the advanced (2nd year+) programming and mathematics courses. Despite platitudes you probably grew up with, these are not stumbling blocks you can just overcome via practice. A lack of the necessary cognitive aptitude is as much a problem for the programmer or physicist as the lack of stature is for a basketball player.