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<blockquote data-quote="PollyCranopolis" data-source="post: 5055026" data-attributes="member: 553423"><p>Yeah, I noticed REALLY quick how different the comp programs are at university. Community college was cake compared to this. My situation kind of sucks. I have to pass COSC 240 and 241, which are basically java programming, but I&#039;m having a very difficult time as I don&#039;t particulary like programming, and hate the theoretical course work that goes along with it even more. The homework load is insane. For 240 alone for example, we have a dick-thick pamphlet of homework due every Wed, which usually takes about 3 hours a day, 3-4 days a week to complete. Then we have a 2 hour lab each Wed with another stack of lab homework sheets due at the end. On top of that, we have a project we have to program by hand and present to the class every Friday. After that theres the tests and quizzes which are also hard as shit (write code for a program to solve complex word problems by hand). I&#039;d like to take the new IT program my college just started (which does not require these classes), but because it&#039;s a new program, I&#039;d have to go 4 years to complete it as they don&#039;t have the 2nd 2 years of the program even at the school yet.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="PollyCranopolis, post: 5055026, member: 553423"] Yeah, I noticed REALLY quick how different the comp programs are at university. Community college was cake compared to this. My situation kind of sucks. I have to pass COSC 240 and 241, which are basically java programming, but I'm having a very difficult time as I don't particulary like programming, and hate the theoretical course work that goes along with it even more. The homework load is insane. For 240 alone for example, we have a dick-thick pamphlet of homework due every Wed, which usually takes about 3 hours a day, 3-4 days a week to complete. Then we have a 2 hour lab each Wed with another stack of lab homework sheets due at the end. On top of that, we have a project we have to program by hand and present to the class every Friday. After that theres the tests and quizzes which are also hard as shit (write code for a program to solve complex word problems by hand). I'd like to take the new IT program my college just started (which does not require these classes), but because it's a new program, I'd have to go 4 years to complete it as they don't have the 2nd 2 years of the program even at the school yet. [/QUOTE]

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