/sci/ - Science & Math

Because professors are lazy and the textbook industry is a scam. Now everyone can comment on your pic.

Good God I have no idea. But it's almost as terrible as OP pic.

If I taught a class with that software, I would personally check all of the answers to homework and quizzes, because that shit will get very mad at you if you so much as round to an extra decimal.

>>5499571

I wish I had taken matlab... but no, I had to go with java because my engineering friend told me to.

>>5499588
Oh, and lest I be misinterpreted, that software is produced by the textbook industry. They have no interest in creating quality products.

I can't tell if the pic is parody or not. This is a caricature of stupidity.

You can't claim to have done something for scholarly reasons and then complain about your decision not helping you get a job. If you wanted to get a job you would have done something that would have helped you get one . . .

It's exactly like the nice guy's that complain women don't take them seriously. You can't claim to behave for the sake of niceness and then complain when niceness doesn't result in success with women.

>>5499611
It's obviously a parody.

>>5499571
I work at my college's bookstore and it upsets me how many of the professors require MML or WebAssign or whatever else there is.
A lot of them will require the access code

>>5499635
I know! I am so sick of MML, I just want an intuitive understanding of why things are done the way they are, not a rote memorization method where we cover 1 section per day. it's ridiculous.