Semester 4, week 1 is finally over. It was a pretty darn long week, too. But I can't say I didn't learn some things this week. Here's some of that:

Food Science 105 - Food Facts and Fads:

Food is a good thing. But if you live in North Carolina and spend over $400 in food every week, don't let some guy claiming to do research take a picture of you and all the food you bought that week for his book because you will be ridiculed in every single food class to ever happen again ever.

Japanese 121 - Japanese Film and New Media:

As annoying as it may be to have to meet for 3 hours on Monday nights on top of normal class times other days, a 1926 Japanese silent film about samurai can still be pretty darn good.

Physics 213 - Fluids and Thermo Dynamics:

I learned this in high school. Also, don't post all 6 homeworks online during the first week. Might never go to class again. So thanks, actually.

Computer Engineering 271 - Intro to Digital Systems:

You can, in fact, have a computer class that will be taught on an overhead projector nowadays. Huh.

Computer Science 311 - Intro to Systems Programming

Also known as the class that matters most for me this semester. And besides using an SSH Client, all I learned was...

AHHH WHY WON'T PROFESSORS STOP LYING ABOUT "ASSUMING YOU DON'T KNOW THIS" BUT THEN GIVING PROJECTS IMMEDIATELY THAT IF WE ACTUALLY DON'T KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON WE DON'T UNDERSTAND ONE BIT AND THEN THEY GET MAD AT US WHEN WE ASK FOR HELP RAAAHHHHH! !!!!

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