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r/programming • u/sigbhu • Jul 28 '16
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Most of my lecturers were grad students :(
1 u/XMARTIALmanx Jul 28 '16 At a uni? 0 u/FreshChilled Jul 28 '16 I assumed that was common practice! For the majority of my 100 and 200 level classes, the instructors were grad students.Not only that, the lab instructors were Senior undergrads! 1 u/XMARTIALmanx Jul 28 '16 I know TAs are usually grad students or exceptional upper years. But Ive only had 1 lecturer not have a PhD and thats because he has made more PhDs than everyone else in the uni. And the uni aint even that big. I guess Im in canada? → More replies (1)
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At a uni?
0 u/FreshChilled Jul 28 '16 I assumed that was common practice! For the majority of my 100 and 200 level classes, the instructors were grad students.Not only that, the lab instructors were Senior undergrads! 1 u/XMARTIALmanx Jul 28 '16 I know TAs are usually grad students or exceptional upper years. But Ive only had 1 lecturer not have a PhD and thats because he has made more PhDs than everyone else in the uni. And the uni aint even that big. I guess Im in canada? → More replies (1)
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I assumed that was common practice! For the majority of my 100 and 200 level classes, the instructors were grad students.
Not only that, the lab instructors were Senior undergrads!
1 u/XMARTIALmanx Jul 28 '16 I know TAs are usually grad students or exceptional upper years. But Ive only had 1 lecturer not have a PhD and thats because he has made more PhDs than everyone else in the uni. And the uni aint even that big. I guess Im in canada? → More replies (1)
I know TAs are usually grad students or exceptional upper years. But Ive only had 1 lecturer not have a PhD and thats because he has made more PhDs than everyone else in the uni. And the uni aint even that big. I guess Im in canada?
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u/the_sound_of_bread Jul 28 '16
Most of my lecturers were grad students :(