Def Bods and E-Mag. Had to register for each class 3 times. Wempner and Ung were the worst. The problem with both classes was the same. A 5 question multiple choice quiz each week that were difficult to finish unless you had good Word. One of the downfalls of being a GDI.
When Dr Stanford ran Physics, they had weekly multiple choice tests...but it got worse, if you got the right answer but he did like your method...he would mark it wrong...
Instead of toughening them up... Never mind, best left unsaid...
You had him too! If I recall, no partial credit. If you missed question 1B, then you would miss question 1C and 1D because they were determined in part by your answering of 1B.
There were hard things in EE but the dread of facing those Physics tests when they were just sadistic for no good reason was definitely weed-out games. Of course the modern student apparently doesn't have to deal with this kind of person
I learned more after missing questions on a quiz because I then spent time figuring out why I didn't get it on the quiz. A few of us would talk over the problems and the solutions afterward.
Stanford was diabolical.
I later had Dr Wiley for a class...he did not like Stanford at all...he told us that Stanford hated engineers and so unless you were a Physics major, he made it his mission to fail you. He was a different breed of cat.
We have several incoming FR DL. How are they rated? Interior DL need less experience and can cotribute earlier than other positions according to "experts".
OK. How they are rated was the question
Is that Key & Peele?
