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Or at the very least a minor physics demon. My proof:
1. Homework is worth a grand total of 10% in the class. There are 12 assignments planned. So each assignment is worth under 1%. These assignments take five graduate students 8 hours to do working cooperatively... probably more, as I know Istvan usually starts his during the weekend, and we all exchange tips while working on it. So say somewhere around 30 man--hours solving the homework, then 2 hours each writing it down. Per week.
2. In order to take the test, at least 10 homeworks must be done.
3. Our professor is the only one giving homework over Fall Break
4. The class? 8:30 in the morning. Also known as a time in which I will not be awake unless I have at least two cups of tea.
I'm just waiting for the midterm to be impossible to do.
1. Homework is worth a grand total of 10% in the class. There are 12 assignments planned. So each assignment is worth under 1%. These assignments take five graduate students 8 hours to do working cooperatively... probably more, as I know Istvan usually starts his during the weekend, and we all exchange tips while working on it. So say somewhere around 30 man--hours solving the homework, then 2 hours each writing it down. Per week.
2. In order to take the test, at least 10 homeworks must be done.
3. Our professor is the only one giving homework over Fall Break
4. The class? 8:30 in the morning. Also known as a time in which I will not be awake unless I have at least two cups of tea.
I'm just waiting for the midterm to be impossible to do.
