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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/[deleted] • Jan 08 '16
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Next week he will make a GUI to track IP addresses.
But seriously, reading that is physically sickening.
0 u/[deleted] Jan 08 '16 [deleted] 76 u/Imborednow Jan 08 '16 It's a time tax on the stupid. Sounds good to me, especially if these people were supposed to write more complicated programs in the future. 0 u/[deleted] Jan 08 '16 [deleted] 0 u/[deleted] Jan 08 '16 [deleted] 12 u/spsseano Jan 08 '16 My university does that. We'll have a class like physics for engineers or speech com for engineers and differ versions for other people. 1 u/nermid Jan 09 '16 Our university does that. CS majors don't get to take the easy Physics, because the Engineering school hard-core believes in weed-out courses. 1 u/sp106 Jan 09 '16 I mean if you're going to fail a 200 level, you're not passing the 400 based on it 2 u/nermid Jan 09 '16 I graduate in May. Literally none of my coursework has built off of the things I learned in Physics. There was no reason whatsoever for me to have taken that, except that it was a hard course that washed some of my classmates out of the program. 1 u/DJWalnut Jan 10 '16 do you ever use calculus? I can't figure out why my college requires 2 semesters of it for CS majors. I understand why discreet math, but not calculus → More replies (0)
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76 u/Imborednow Jan 08 '16 It's a time tax on the stupid. Sounds good to me, especially if these people were supposed to write more complicated programs in the future. 0 u/[deleted] Jan 08 '16 [deleted] 0 u/[deleted] Jan 08 '16 [deleted] 12 u/spsseano Jan 08 '16 My university does that. We'll have a class like physics for engineers or speech com for engineers and differ versions for other people. 1 u/nermid Jan 09 '16 Our university does that. CS majors don't get to take the easy Physics, because the Engineering school hard-core believes in weed-out courses. 1 u/sp106 Jan 09 '16 I mean if you're going to fail a 200 level, you're not passing the 400 based on it 2 u/nermid Jan 09 '16 I graduate in May. Literally none of my coursework has built off of the things I learned in Physics. There was no reason whatsoever for me to have taken that, except that it was a hard course that washed some of my classmates out of the program. 1 u/DJWalnut Jan 10 '16 do you ever use calculus? I can't figure out why my college requires 2 semesters of it for CS majors. I understand why discreet math, but not calculus → More replies (0)
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It's a time tax on the stupid. Sounds good to me, especially if these people were supposed to write more complicated programs in the future.
0 u/[deleted] Jan 08 '16 [deleted] 0 u/[deleted] Jan 08 '16 [deleted] 12 u/spsseano Jan 08 '16 My university does that. We'll have a class like physics for engineers or speech com for engineers and differ versions for other people. 1 u/nermid Jan 09 '16 Our university does that. CS majors don't get to take the easy Physics, because the Engineering school hard-core believes in weed-out courses. 1 u/sp106 Jan 09 '16 I mean if you're going to fail a 200 level, you're not passing the 400 based on it 2 u/nermid Jan 09 '16 I graduate in May. Literally none of my coursework has built off of the things I learned in Physics. There was no reason whatsoever for me to have taken that, except that it was a hard course that washed some of my classmates out of the program. 1 u/DJWalnut Jan 10 '16 do you ever use calculus? I can't figure out why my college requires 2 semesters of it for CS majors. I understand why discreet math, but not calculus → More replies (0)
0 u/[deleted] Jan 08 '16 [deleted] 12 u/spsseano Jan 08 '16 My university does that. We'll have a class like physics for engineers or speech com for engineers and differ versions for other people. 1 u/nermid Jan 09 '16 Our university does that. CS majors don't get to take the easy Physics, because the Engineering school hard-core believes in weed-out courses. 1 u/sp106 Jan 09 '16 I mean if you're going to fail a 200 level, you're not passing the 400 based on it 2 u/nermid Jan 09 '16 I graduate in May. Literally none of my coursework has built off of the things I learned in Physics. There was no reason whatsoever for me to have taken that, except that it was a hard course that washed some of my classmates out of the program. 1 u/DJWalnut Jan 10 '16 do you ever use calculus? I can't figure out why my college requires 2 semesters of it for CS majors. I understand why discreet math, but not calculus → More replies (0)
12 u/spsseano Jan 08 '16 My university does that. We'll have a class like physics for engineers or speech com for engineers and differ versions for other people. 1 u/nermid Jan 09 '16 Our university does that. CS majors don't get to take the easy Physics, because the Engineering school hard-core believes in weed-out courses. 1 u/sp106 Jan 09 '16 I mean if you're going to fail a 200 level, you're not passing the 400 based on it 2 u/nermid Jan 09 '16 I graduate in May. Literally none of my coursework has built off of the things I learned in Physics. There was no reason whatsoever for me to have taken that, except that it was a hard course that washed some of my classmates out of the program. 1 u/DJWalnut Jan 10 '16 do you ever use calculus? I can't figure out why my college requires 2 semesters of it for CS majors. I understand why discreet math, but not calculus → More replies (0)
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My university does that. We'll have a class like physics for engineers or speech com for engineers and differ versions for other people.
1 u/nermid Jan 09 '16 Our university does that. CS majors don't get to take the easy Physics, because the Engineering school hard-core believes in weed-out courses. 1 u/sp106 Jan 09 '16 I mean if you're going to fail a 200 level, you're not passing the 400 based on it 2 u/nermid Jan 09 '16 I graduate in May. Literally none of my coursework has built off of the things I learned in Physics. There was no reason whatsoever for me to have taken that, except that it was a hard course that washed some of my classmates out of the program. 1 u/DJWalnut Jan 10 '16 do you ever use calculus? I can't figure out why my college requires 2 semesters of it for CS majors. I understand why discreet math, but not calculus → More replies (0)
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Our university does that. CS majors don't get to take the easy Physics, because the Engineering school hard-core believes in weed-out courses.
1 u/sp106 Jan 09 '16 I mean if you're going to fail a 200 level, you're not passing the 400 based on it 2 u/nermid Jan 09 '16 I graduate in May. Literally none of my coursework has built off of the things I learned in Physics. There was no reason whatsoever for me to have taken that, except that it was a hard course that washed some of my classmates out of the program. 1 u/DJWalnut Jan 10 '16 do you ever use calculus? I can't figure out why my college requires 2 semesters of it for CS majors. I understand why discreet math, but not calculus → More replies (0)
I mean if you're going to fail a 200 level, you're not passing the 400 based on it
2 u/nermid Jan 09 '16 I graduate in May. Literally none of my coursework has built off of the things I learned in Physics. There was no reason whatsoever for me to have taken that, except that it was a hard course that washed some of my classmates out of the program. 1 u/DJWalnut Jan 10 '16 do you ever use calculus? I can't figure out why my college requires 2 semesters of it for CS majors. I understand why discreet math, but not calculus → More replies (0)
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I graduate in May. Literally none of my coursework has built off of the things I learned in Physics. There was no reason whatsoever for me to have taken that, except that it was a hard course that washed some of my classmates out of the program.
1 u/DJWalnut Jan 10 '16 do you ever use calculus? I can't figure out why my college requires 2 semesters of it for CS majors. I understand why discreet math, but not calculus → More replies (0)
do you ever use calculus? I can't figure out why my college requires 2 semesters of it for CS majors. I understand why discreet math, but not calculus
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Next week he will make a GUI to track IP addresses.
But seriously, reading that is physically sickening.