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I am considering my "study time" only that which is done outside of assigned projects. My algorithms class assigns homework and lab projects which I take serio
by jhspaybar 14y ago
I am considering my "study time" only that which is done outside of assigned projects. My algorithms class assigns homework and lab projects which I take seriously and approach with the idea that I don't want to have to look at this material again before an exam. So, in this sense, I'm always studying, it's just that almost none of it is actual traditional study time. I don't do office hours(with as many courses as I take, they always conflict). I think maybe it's just that our definition of studying is different, I consider studying to be the period of time above and beyond lectures, homework, and projects. It is this piece of time that I can take almost to zero as long as I approach the lectures, homework, and projects properly.
- rprasad 14y agoBy that extremely liberal definition of studying, I "studied" no more than an hour or two in 7 years of undergrad + law school... Studying is studying. It doesn't matter if it's assigned studying or not.