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Agreed. Though this is pretty consistent with college CS/Math courses in general (at least in my experience). A lot of dense theoretical content covered in scri
by capkutay 10y ago
Agreed. Though this is pretty consistent with college CS/Math courses in general (at least in my experience). A lot of dense theoretical content covered in scribbles and slides. You don't really learn anything until you just do practice problems or research the same topics independently.
- nostrebored 10y agoYou're right -- the class is intended to be a primer for your learning or, ideally, something you come into having already read about the material ready to gain insights.
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- tnecniv 10y ago> You don't really learn anything until you just do practice problems or research the same topics independently. This is to be expected. As my Linear Systems textbook says, "math is a contact sport."