Noobs are one thing but my tolerance for 4th year EE students who I doubt could change the batteries in a flashlight has worn thin.One of the things I really like about this site is how friendly we are to noobs.
Noobs are one thing but my tolerance for 4th year EE students who I doubt could change the batteries in a flashlight has worn thin.One of the things I really like about this site is how friendly we are to noobs.
I guess most of them is just hoping coast through some assignment, without doing any work. As thumb rule I never provide the full solution. I prefer to give pointers. Coasters usually pull back then they are asked for additional information. Or they present information that is very vague. Hoping that someone will fill in the blank parts(the complete assignment).Noobs are one thing but my tolerance for 4th year EE students who I doubt could change the batteries in a flashlight has worn thin.
Most of them don't know what they are doing exactly. Many learn their lessons by heart. I've noticed how harder it gets for them to solve a question when you simply twist it a bit.Noobs are one thing but my tolerance for 4th year EE students who I doubt could change the batteries in a flashlight has worn thin.
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