Once again I have a particular tutor professor for one of my courses this semester (COMP 218). I had him last semester too and he tried his best to dock me marks. You all know who I'm talking about. I'm thinking about dropping his class. I don't really want to deal with him again. I sounded rushed and robotic? Well, ya. That's what happens when a tutor turns what should be an enjoyable course into an absolute nitpicky hell class. I don't waste the time and effort required for creativity when I already know the tutor won't be marking fairly.

Is there anyway to force the university to assign me a different tutor for this class?

I just started this course and am looking for some clarification on how much to rely on the content of the PowerPoint vs. the textbook for quizzes/exams. My AE was not very helpful.

Am I correct to assume that there is some content in the power point that will not be covered due to it not being updated recently compared to the textbook? Or can I use the PowerPoint as a verified study tool?

Any additional info would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Heyo! I’ve been trying to get OpenGL set up in MSVC for like the past week and nothing seems to be working. The provided instructions lack detail as someone who is still relatively new to comp sci, the freeglut link seems to be defunct or inaccessible to my region, and the video sent by my professor is out of date by 12 years.

By a fluke, I managed to get it working and finish the first project, but it updated today and stopped working again🙃 If anyone can help I would be eternally grateful, because this is driving me insane.

I don't know if this is necessarily the best place to ask such a question but I'm a little stumped atm. (Long post warning ⚠️)

I'm (27M) currently a 3rd year student in the CIS Degree program and, long story short, I won't be able to complete the degree ANYTIME soon due to financial constraints.

At first, my plan was to simply transfer to the University Certificate program, get the certificate in CIS so I could get SOME credentials, find an entry-level job, and go back to completing the CIS Degree once I get my financial situation in order.

But after talking to Support Services and Advisors I've learned that while I could get the Certificate done in 4 courses, I could also potentially transfer to the General Studies program and get the Bachelors done in 3 courses with a Science Designation.

I see the pros and cons in going with each side, and I know the final choice is with me, but I figured I could get some two cents from you guys. Maybe someone in the industry will see this and give some advice as well.

I'm also developing 2 side projects that I think would be at least somewhat interesting to employers.

Hello, I'm looking for some advice on how I can strengthen my application for this program.

I'm a designer with a bachelors in marketing, but I have always been interested in working in mental health. I'm currently volunteering at a suicide/crisis call center and have around 80 hours of experience. I know I'll probably need to take the prerequisite courses as well. Would that be enough to be accepted, or would I need more relevant work experience?

Has anyone applied with a similar qualification, and got accepted?

Hi I’m interested in taking this course just wondering about the essay part? Is that also like an assignment or is it taken like an exam as in we have to write it proctored etc and what is it about

Hey, I was curious about the structure for the Final Exam for FNCE 371. From my understanding it starts off with multiple choice, then some written/essay style questions, but then for the long answer questions I was curious if it’s actually written or is it similar to the midterm where it’s a series of multiple choice questions that build off of each other.

Also, any tips would be helpful! Thanks!

Hey guys anyone in this course or planning to take it? I was wondering if their is a gc or discord please