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I can agree with this on so many levels. As a student in a somewhat challenged branch of it, I often feel like me and my fellow students are "wasting" time on m
by MIKarlsen 11y ago
I can agree with this on so many levels. As a student in a somewhat challenged branch of it, I often feel like me and my fellow students are "wasting" time on merely explaining theories, when in reality, a lot of us are very eager to get our hands dirty with something real.
Universities have a limited amount of ressources which means that you're pretty much left alone to figure your entire study-plan out to yourself, including picking partners and/or cases for examns. While this is not at all impossible, I know for a fact that a lot of students around me are eager to participate in something that weighs a little heavier than their own interest in social media or gaming.
- ThomPete 11y agoYes thats my experience with a lot of young people too. So the question is whether there is some way to channel the experience of hacknat's father (see his comment) and make it available in a way that make sense to younger generations? Is it even possible to bridge or are we just left with the cold hard facts that these things only happens when they happens.