Difference between revisions of "OPS335 Concerns"
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| − | # There seems to be a lot of material covered in this course. For example, the OPS235 course contains 8 labs whereas the OPS335 course contains 10 labs (actually, 11 labs when lab0 is counted). There is concern that students may not have enough time to finish all 10 labs. This is a challenge since students may also lose classes due to "experience Seneca" and other statutory holidays.<br><br> | + | # '''There seems to be a lot of material covered in this course'''. For example, the OPS235 course contains 8 labs whereas the OPS335 course contains 10 labs (actually, 11 labs when lab0 is counted). There is concern that students may not have enough time to finish all 10 labs. This is a challenge since students may also lose classes due to "experience Seneca" and other statutory holidays.<br><br> |
# Tends to be readings with weekly content as opposed to slides or resources that students can use to quickly grasp concepts of content prior to performing labs.<br><br> | # Tends to be readings with weekly content as opposed to slides or resources that students can use to quickly grasp concepts of content prior to performing labs.<br><br> | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:25, 11 April 2016
- There seems to be a lot of material covered in this course. For example, the OPS235 course contains 8 labs whereas the OPS335 course contains 10 labs (actually, 11 labs when lab0 is counted). There is concern that students may not have enough time to finish all 10 labs. This is a challenge since students may also lose classes due to "experience Seneca" and other statutory holidays.
- Tends to be readings with weekly content as opposed to slides or resources that students can use to quickly grasp concepts of content prior to performing labs.
