/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7421706
This is what my schedule looks like "in theory".

Reasoning is:
>More people like to handle admin / research group meetings in the morning so I keep that open as work (ie just be in my office nearby).
>Office hours based on the actual gaps students in the normal year group have instead of during their bloody lectures (damn I'm considerate!).
>Keep "lunch" hour open for meetings with industry people or professors since students are not important enough to slot in elsewhere, plus they like the cafes we have on campus.
>Gym/cardio(rowing machine) in the early morning when you have the most willpower/energy.
>Study hours when I still have some energy, but am less likely to be interrupted.
>Also less people book lab equipment in the afternoon so I work those hours when I need to.
>Programming is relatively mindless so do that at home/night while browsing 4chan.
>FUCK working on Thursday afternoons.
>7 hours of sleep is enough, though I aim to finish 23:30 for 7.5.

Of course how it actually "works" in practice:
>Can't solve a model/program/lab problem so end up getting obsessed and working through the night; everything goes to shit once the routine is broken.
>Tell undergrads to fuck off and read the textbook unless they have -really- good/relevant conception questions/problems.
>Show up at all meetings looking like a drug addict while struggling like hell to take relevant notes.
>"Walked across campus today, should be enough cardio."
>Have sporadic periods of productivity.
>Followed by celebratory daydrinking / binge watching entertainment / microsleeps
>Wait, I had schedule?


I swear to god, this time...THIS semester it's going to be different. I swear.