CS Professors are

[ZennyPLUS]

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By far the worst of offenders of bad teaching. It's always "herp derp, i r programmer, but i can't tell you how to do it", seriously, fuck. The shit icing is added to the cake when your uni/college hires someone who has the weakest grip on English speaking and understanding.

> pay $500 + books for class;

> become clueless in class, rely upon fellow students for help;

> prof makes test with content from future chapters;

ass gravy shit.

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[rtil]

it is fairly typical for people in that field of work to treat you like an idiot if you don't know everything they already do, i don't get it. i had to take a few of those classes at university to fulfill some required credits and i mostly just had to take it upon myself to learn everything on my own because they taught me nothing. at the very least i was in an environment where i had a lot of resources available to do so and all the time to do it as well ( wasn't working or anything).

[Coolboyman]

I remember taking a flash programming class. We were all using CS3 at first, but then a week later he changes all the versions to CS4. 

You might all remember this or not, but the first version of CS4 was an unacceptable laggy broken piece of crap that the entire class had to suffer with.  While he wasn't a horrible teacher, looking back we could have covered a lot more material. 

I was in talks with teaching flash programming over summer school at my old highschool but I was too busy this summer, so I might give it a shot next year.

Also this reminds me of an infamous instructor at my campus.  He is hard as fuck, but since everybody fails and it's a curve, we all pass.  For example, I got a 31 on the final exam and ended up getting a B+ in the class. 

[rtil]

i will remember cs4's shittyness for eternity