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[doctorletmebebrave]

literally losing my mind over this quiz I had to take. mind you, this was quiz ONE. The syllabus literally states that quiz ONE will be over chapter ONE. keep this in mind as you read.

well here's what I got:

question #1- something I've literally never seen before in my life. It's definitely a concept from chapter 2, not chapter 1, but it's WAY more advanced than what chapter 2 covers. Chapter 2 does NOT tell you how to solve this (I checked.) My professor includes a cryptic equation for us to use to solve the problem. I have never seen this equation. This equation is not in our textbook or anything we've learned. I do not know know half the symbols stand for because again, we have never learned this.

question #2- something from chapter 2 and not chapter 1, but it is a simple concept so I know it

question #3- something actually from chapter 1!! cheers!! she actually followed what the syllabus says! easy.

question #4- simple conversion problem. I can do it easily. However, it is also not from chapter 1, but honestly it's info we all know from before taking this class.

question #5- she literally leaves the answer in (by accident ?) at the top of the question. so uh. easy. also worth noting that this is, AGAIN, something from chapter 2.

also, every single question had the same weird figure drawn underneath it. it had nothing to do with any of the questions and did not illustrate concepts in those questions but it was still under every single one.

I'm so so so so sick of this professor. She's the worst professor I've ever had and unfortunately this is the FOURTH class I've had her in. Trust me. This is the type of chaos that happens all the time. Her classes are deeply deeply unorganized, she never teaches anything, she frequently messes up quiz keys and can't solve the problems SHE wrote. It's impossible to learn anything in her classes. You can never find what work you have due, or when the due dates are.

everything we're doing right now is fluid mechanics. this is not a fluid mechanics class, nor does our major have any prerequisites for fluid mechanics or physics. She, of course, is not actually teaching us anything but rather just throwing equations at us and expecting us to know how to use them by ourselves.