Chapter 982: Classes delay study

Yang Lu complained.

I thought that I was attending the best university in the country, but the teaching level of some teachers was not very high.

"These are not the most important things. The main thing is that I feel the courses offered by the school are a bit out of touch with reality, and the textbooks are a bit outdated. There are very few things we actually practice, and the assessments don't focus on practice. Last year, they even asked us to submit C language experiment reports in Word." Cai Yalin said with a sigh.

In fact, she had discovered some problems before, but she didn't think it was so serious.

She paid special attention this morning. Not only did the freshman students in the big data class fail to complete the competition, she also found that many sophomores in the big data class were also unable to complete it. The two people sitting next to her were both sophomores, but they only stayed for half an hour before leaving the competition venue. She was sure that none of them had completed it.

If you are in the second semester of your sophomore year and still cannot answer the questions for the preliminary round, it is conceivable that your professional ability must be very poor.

Tang Su didn't respond. She thought for a moment and decided to tell her roommates what she thought:

"I think it's not just our school. This situation should be the case in all domestic schools. The quality of textbooks is poor. Schools prefer to use their own textbooks instead of the more cutting-edge textbooks commonly used internationally. The quality of courses is also a bit poor. Some teachers are not focused on teaching. They read from the textbook and read PPT in every class. They read it for our class and the next class. As a result, what we learn in the course is only a few years ago, or even more than ten years ago, and is seriously out of touch with the current cutting-edge technology. In addition, the thinking is a bit outdated and the tool chain is backward. For example, the school does not teach shell scripts and remote server access."

Tang Su told the truth.

In fact, most of the abilities she has now are acquired through self-study, and are not what she learned in class.

"Then attending classes is useless? It delays learning." Yang Lu drew a shocking conclusion from Tang Su's long speech.

"It's not like the classes are useless." Tang Su smiled and said, "In class, we can learn some basic theoretical knowledge and some introductory professional skills. Only with these knowledge can we learn the courses of our major by ourselves. This is what they call the master leading the way and the practice resting on the individual."

Tang Su commented very objectively.

She would not skip classes unless she had to. It was not because she could learn much in class, but because skipping classes frequently would leave a bad impression on the teacher. The final exams would also test some of the knowledge learned in class. If she often skipped classes, she would not get a high score in the final exams. In her senior year, the higher her GPA and the better her performance in school, the more likely she would be recommended by the college to study in a better school abroad.

"Oh, I never thought that we all got into the best university in the country, but in the end we still had to rely on self-study," said Yang Lu.

"Well, it seems that we have to make good use of our time in the future. We can't just get a diploma. When we really have a job, we won't be able to do it and we will be laughed at."

Tang Su saw that his roommates all looked a little disappointed, so he didn't say anything.

She discovered this problem as soon as she entered university, so she has been learning professional knowledge on her own since last summer vacation.

(End of this chapter)