Engineering professors be like

We have too many of the "You shall not pass" guys...
It's only possible to finish the exam if you don't do any of the calculations and just write them down. Both give you exactly one point x)

EU music lol

why does it feel like Zach is super high in the video?

OH YOU ANNOY ME SO MUCH HERE
with the capacitor purpose
I even don't want to watch the video further!

I'm so glad I learned electronics in the Navy Advanced Electronics program... Sure, it's about a year of training, 8 hours a day, with about 6-9 hours of homework a day. And, if you screw up, you lose your rating and become a Deck Hand chipping paint for the rest of your career, but at least I didn't have to learn a new value for Pi

yeah, pretty much

awesome

Lab in university almost always sucks. Not because of the Lab, not because of the Lab work, but because of all the stupid shit you need to do outside the Lab.

you are supposed to use the first person now.

Now that you have been working engineering a few years, how will you weigh up today´s quality of education versus yesterday´s autodidactism ?

It's scary how accurate this skit is. All these classes make the learning experience the hardest thing ever for no good reason. Like yes as engineering students, we should be tested to make sure we are ready for a job. But holy shit i just want to take my classes and not have to worry about the endless amount of studying for concepts that won't be used in a real job

"for every missing unit you're gonna lose a point"
half the class just failed

just came back from my first lab and it is far worse than hell.

We could use more of the English teacher.

I just cant watch this... getting ptsd :D

😂🤣😆😅

The chaos at the end is what I think would happen if you set sin(x)=x all the time

Is it possible to use wind or solar energy to generate heat by spinning turbines and generate twice as much electricity as solar or wind energy?

My professor before the midterm said "I made it short as I value your time" . He had to ask the class to bring their papers up 3 times, with the classic "TEST IS OVER PUT DOWN YOUR PENCILS"

"not gonna happen" to doing accents 😂

i wasn't ready for that ending sequence

You can't do accents that's why that was there HAHAHAH

When I take exams in engineering courses, I always get the questions that I have the most problem with;
I can be super-familiar with most of the questions from the old exams, and then my actual exam will have all of the questions that I hope I will not get.

I absolutely hate how accurate this is

4 is 3

Every time I ask my professor a question and they basically answer with “it just is”, I want to throw my chair at them

The problem is the professors know how easy it is if they just tell us how it works, but they choose to give you cryptic information and refuse to answer your questions to make it hard

Exam Today Suckas

e is 3, pi is 3, 4 is 3

😂😂😂

the fact that that last part was so relatable is a huge part of why I switched from civil engineering to meteorology. Hopefully, I'll be able to say in 20 years something about "never looking back again" or something lol

We are the 2nd course of Information systems and we literally had the test where we got 50 minutes and we have two questions on python(one of the easiest), two 1st grade maths questions and one is Boolean algebra, others are logical tasks and the teacher says, that "those questions ask Google, JetBrains and others. Literally everyone done like 5 or 6 tasks and that old man says "ü faild lol"

This is gonna sound really bad, but med school felt exactly the same too.

ali bozbey

the unfathomable rage i get from this video as an engineering student is unreal

As an engineering students this is accurate

The ending was the cherry on top 🤣

"There is a time and a place for extra credit and free handouts for doing nothing , and that's called the college of liberal arts" LMFAO

I gotta say it's kinda weird how there seems to be no requirement for good teaching in university level. A lot of the teachers have no idea how to teach and sometimes it feels like they dont even want you to learn...

“Now before you go back to that homework that’s due tomorrow” bold of you to assume the due date is in the future

I just entered a college for an electrical engineering major and this is deeply scaring me

As a bangladeshi engineering student ,i thought it happens with us only, thank God we are not alone in this.

Hi, I'm just the History bachelor and here's the coffee you ordered.
I just stood at the back for a bit and can tell you we also have these types of professors in the social sciences.
I would like to add one though (this one is maybe more true for the Social Sciences);
"Yeah, you're right BUT" [proceeds to utterly destroy your argument and basically call you stupid for even daring to open your mouth, although they don't actually say you're stupid]

So in short, the "I guess you're right, BUT" professor. Is more common in social sciences where it's more about arguments and interpretation and less about calculations.
I guess you kinda mentioned him when you said "there are no right answers, but definitely wrong ones!" but we have a professor who even does that in class. We've invented a verb based on it and turned into a meme among the students!

Edit: we also have an Economics teacher teaching us the basics of economics. And the guy is just like "ok, I know y'all are bad at mathematics, don't worry. I'll only show a bit of it."
And then proceeds to just race through the most complex mathematics a History/Liberal Arts student has ever seen. At the end, everyone is just so confused we can't even bare ourselves to ask any questions. Because we just do not understand enough of it to even ask questions about it.
(That's why Economics is the only class we have where there's a second class where another person explains everything a bit more slowly.)

This feels like almost ptsd

Thats so so so much truee😢😢😢😢😢

Engineering and surveying classes were already HELL for me because I have learning disabilities like ADHD. I did okay in some of the later classes, but in my first drafting class, I was literally ONE point away from failing and having to repeat it. And this was in community college.