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08-29-2006, 01:32 PM
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Least amount of time spent in class (and doing well in it)
What is the least amount of time spent attending a class that you still managed to do well in (A or B I suppose)? I noticed some colleges are having attendance grades (wtf is with that), so for all of you suckers, guess this thread won't help you.
As for me- I had an Operating Systems Lab that I attended for about the first two weeks before I realzied it was 100% lab grades (submitted electronically), and nothing useful was covered in class. I stopped attending and managed to go a total of 4 classes (out of about 30). Finished with an A. I signed up for the same instructor for the continuation of the class the next quarter. I picked up the syllabus on the first day, and was never back. Ended up with a 100% in the class. 1 class out of 30, not bad. 
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08-29-2006, 03:39 PM
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Re: Least amount of time spent in class (and doing well in it)
You are lucky that most of your classes did not require attendance. I could never get away with that; believe me I would if I could.
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08-29-2006, 04:40 PM
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Re: Least amount of time spent in class (and doing well in it)
I got an 104% in a class I attended once.
Our tests were online, based off reading materials that were online. There were like 25-30 PDF documents per test, and all of the test were directly out of these documents. The professor obviously didn't realize that one can merge PDF documents and search them. I literally spent ZERO time on the class... login the day of the test, download all the pdfs, merge them, then take the test. Ctrl+F, put in part of the question, read the paragraph, answer the question. It was [censored] beautiful. The class average was ~80-85% on the tests, but there were always 3-4 people (out of 150) that got everything right. I'd assume they figured it out like I had.
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#6
08-29-2006, 05:29 PM
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Re: Least amount of time spent in class (and doing well in it)
[ QUOTE ]
I got an 104% in a class I attended once. Our tests were online, based off reading materials that were online. There were like 25-30 PDF documents per test, and all of the test were directly out of these documents. The professor obviously didn't realize that one can merge PDF documents and search them. I literally spent ZERO time on the class... login the day of the test, download all the pdfs, merge them, then take the test. Ctrl+F, put in part of the question, read the paragraph, answer the question. It was [censored] beautiful. The class average was ~80-85% on the tests, but there were always 3-4 people (out of 150) that got everything right. I'd assume they figured it out like I had. [/ QUOTE ] Heh, awesome.
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#7
08-29-2006, 05:47 PM
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Re: Least amount of time spent in class (and doing well in it)
We had an algebra class in first year where the prof literally read word for word from the course pack. I went to 3 classes before I figured out how pointless it was. I ended up getting 100% (100% final if you wanted).
I was a try-hard back then.
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08-29-2006, 09:41 PM
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Re: Least amount of time spent in class (and doing well in it)
Beethoven to the Beatles. I went 3 times, all exam days, A- [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]
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#10
08-30-2006, 03:33 PM
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Re: Least amount of time spent in class (and doing well in it)
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I've gotten Bs in a couple classes without going once, I just attended exams. I didn't know what the prof looked like. [/ QUOTE ] my last final in college. the girl behind me tapped me on the shoulder and said "are you sure youre in the right room?" and i chuckled a bit and smiled. rj
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