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Congrats on leaving to do something you like, life is too short to sit in a cubicle doing 9-5. BTW that level 400 class sound's cool, would there be a public h
by lpgauth 18y ago
Congrats on leaving to do something you like, life is too short to sit in a cubicle doing 9-5.
BTW that level 400 class sound's cool, would there be a public homepage for this class?
- vlad 18y agoThanks! I can look it up; it's turned out that it amounts to an independent study/project (one isn't taught anything.) However, having time to create my own app on my own terms is one of the reasons I quit my job, and this way, I'll get one of the upper-level electives completed in case I try to graduate this Spring, as well guarantee I'll make time for myself to further development of a mobile app each week. Thirdly, I'm hoping there will be some publicity via the university if the app turns out to be cool. By the way, the professor said we would own anything we create--does anybody know if that is automatic for student undergraduate work, or should I get some paperwork, just in case?
- rms 18y agoAsk the tech transfer office for a letter saying you own your own work. By default, the university would own something you make for a class, so it's a good idea to get it in writing, just in case. And congrats Vlad!
- vlad 18y agoThank you for posting. It was great meeting you earlier this year and I hope we're both crazy successful the next time we meet. It's all about little steps, though. :)