One of my favorite college courses was a computer science course that taught C++. It only had 4 graded components, each worth 25% of your final grade. There w

One of my favorite college courses was a computer science course that taught C++. It only had 4 graded components, each worth 25% of your final grade. There were two tests (programming tests with paper and pencil only) and two projects. It wasn't hard, but it was the fifth most failed course in the university because the tests were extremely difficult to "hack" and the projects were big enough that a student could not rush them at the last minute. There was no homework or attendance to pad grades. It was one of the few times in my college career that I felt like a professor actually cared whether or not students actually learned about the subject.