Finals

[ManWithBeard1990]

I just had my final for programming in Python (one of the reasons the StealthRay build is stagnant). Normally that would be something I'm reasonably good at, but the examination style was to write code with pen on paper. I found that a bit annoying, as it doesn't really allow you to correct small mistakes (of which oftentimes there are many) the way you can correct typos with a computer. Especially with Python, with the indent-things, I find this irritating. Has anyone on here had the same experience at school? I'm not judging them for not wanting to have the security holes and stuff inherent in letting students use a pc for finals, but it just struck me as odd.

[Zeke]

First year of university, they make us learn Fortran X_x

[Kyuubixchidori]

In my intro to programming, it was very simple stuff, but we always did it on computers.

 

hell, we take non-tech exams on computers sometimes. 

[Enderman]

Both on paper and not on paper. It depends on the test