I'm taking CSCI261 Intro to Algorithms right now and happened upon some of his content while studying for some quizzes. This material is great.
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We must take Calculus 1 and 2, Discrete Math, Probability and Statistics 1, and Linear Algebra.
We can get a Math minor if we take 3 additional math courses, which is what i'm doing with Combinatorics, Graph Theory, and some other math course.
Great opportunity to renovate and get everything done the way you want it? Dilapidated properties should cost much less, so you can use those savings to renovate. Updated floorplan, drywall, electrical, plumping, windows, floors. Everything designed exactly how you'd want things.
- Open floor plan- efficient use of space. Tons of storage.
- Enough electrical outlets where you need them.
- Cat6 ethernet ran to every room.
- Proper insulation and quality windows for energy efficiency.
I guess if you don't want to wait 2-3 months for a renovation, then you'd want to avoid these properties. But after watching enough Property Brothers it's something I think would be great.
Most would say the volume of administrators has ballooned due to the increasing number of services universities now provide for the students. Better and more services offered to students should benefit quality of life.
Does the economic impact of modern universities serve as a net positive for society? When we have more and more university staff using their salary to support their families they're contributing to the economy in a positive way. When we have students graduating with tens of thousands of dollars of debt, they're bound to repaying their loans. In order to do this, they must find a career and become "productive" members of society.
This of course ignores the ethical and societal implications of expensive tuition...