Nice reference on the sign at 4:23. Wonder how many people will get it.
Reviews for "TD-Lectures"
Raziberry responds:
Sadly, not nearly enough.
Another classic animation. I would have to say if you graduated with engineering, the courses taken would have been exactly what you were supposed to be learning. It is a shame that some places or something are just crap :/ Here in New Zealand we have a world recognized high quality in engineers. It is due to the Universities and the students. Just too good for the rest of the world to compete, especially when this happens all the time... Don't settle for second best and do it right the first time, or don't do it at all.
why do you wanna kill me?
pls explain
It is interesting to see this from a perspective of a country with free education. In my country (Greece), University education is free, and Universities have no "board of directors" giving instruction to professors about how they should do their classes.
STILL, most of the professors prefer the "I-talk-you-listen" doctrine you described, and you know why? Because requires less work (and fewer actual teaching skills) on their part. So it seems that this diseased tree of useless lecturing has quite a lot of roots.
Great job with the video, as always.
Lectures are a tad more useful on the side of science...don't know about art side until this. And yeah I'll agree...pretty much useless. Although taking art classes for a science major was kind of the same...not too f---ing useful to me... The math and other stuff...yes. The art side not so much. No offense, mate. Good work really. Keep at it...at least the slaving away of life for your degree was useful...for this stuff.