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I took an EM 300 level class and our professor made a speech at the beginning of the course that he would build on the fundamentals of electromagnetics and intr
by proee 2y ago
I took an EM 300 level class and our professor made a speech at the beginning of the course that he would build on the fundamentals of electromagnetics and introduce us to Maxwells equations in the end, with the goal being to provide us with a foundation to truly understand them. However, our class failed rather miserably in that we bombed the tests and clearly did not master the fundamentals. Three quarters of the way through the course I had the gall to ask if we were going to get to maxwells equations. He glared at me with disgust and said “No”.
- lupire 2y agoSuch a shame and a waste of money that your professor was so terrible. What other job allows employees who show such disdain and contempt for the paying customer?
- vkou 2y agoIf the happiness of the paying customer were the top priority of a university class, everyone in one should get a gold sticker and an A. Alas, that sort of thing only happens in fairy tales and at Harvard.
- sien 2y agoIn the past record store employees. Also, to this day, some clothing store employees if you don't fit what they want as their 'look'. But it is rare. Some professors regarded their courses as being for weeding out people who would not become academics.
- golergka 2y agoYou could argue that in a sense the customer of a teaching institution is not a student, but a future employer who uses the diploma or grades as valuable information source.