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Grades and Responsibility in Academia

Posted on October 5, 2009 by Logan Leger

In academia, particularly higher education, examinations are the standard method of ensuring that a professor’s pupils are learning. The grades of these examinations, often measured on a 10-point scale, usually fall within a standard bell curve distribution. In this bell … Continue reading →

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College Professors Are Ridiculous, Part 1: C++

Posted on January 24, 2009 by Logan Leger

I’m taking C++ this semester as a requirement for my degree. I’ve already had C++, so this class is mainly a blow over class for me. Today I finished my second programming assignment and it’s just so ridiculous I had to post it. Everything I did was per her requirements.

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