Some Quotes from Non-Physics Classes
Intro to Computer Science |
Intro to World Music |
Linear Transformations and Matrices |
Business and Technical Writing |
Micro-Economics |
Solid State Electronic Devices |
Coherent Optics
CS 125: introduction to computer science - Prof. Jason Zych
- while discussing inheritance of the method 'foo':
foo?
Rectangle's foo?
Drawable's foo?
Some other foo?
What do you do?
Music 133: introduction to world music - Prof. Sandra Graham
- in describing the Scottish sporran (belt pouch): This would carry the things the warrior would need while away in battle...like sandwiches, drinks, and a knife.
- They were married and then he became her husband.
Econ 102: micro-economics - Prof. Larry Debrock
- When people get laid off, one of the first things they do is stop by the store and lay in a supply of mac and cheese.
- I don't want to make those poor people feel they don't deserve to suffer.
- They needed ice to keep their ground beef from spoiling or to keep their beer cold.
- Never underestimate the ability for economists to be bad mathematicians.
- What happens between Chapter 10 and Chapter 12 is a chapter called Chapter 11.
- This is kinda like a dream scenario.
- You are in business in order to maximize your killing.
- We're going to build a yard stick.
- Put on the hat of the benevolent dictator.
- I'm going to label it by the great symbol r.
- This is like a trip down memory lane.
- I wanted the world to be 2-dimensional.
- Are economists who work for them like prostitutes? They do what they want to do?
Math 315: linear transformations & matrices - Prof. Lynn McLinden
- You have to have a high masochism quotient to be a mathematician.
B&T W 261: technical and scientific communication - Janine Solberg
- We'll talk about this more on the day that comes after today.
- I'm not the freshest today, but I took a shower.
Ece 340: solid state electronic devices - Prof. John Tucker
- We've got to walk before we can run.
- That's superimposed on the wild thermal dance.
- This is going to be one of those fast and dirt derivations where a factor of 2 may be sacrificed.
- We can all go to Murphy's and research fluid dynamics.
- The same thing is true for holes if you stand on your head.
- You can apply a voltage and get a perfectly flat band. You'll also have a flaming device from too much current.
Here are a couple from when Prof. Kevin Kim was covering the class for Prof. Tucker.
- Mathematics sometimes has nothing to do with reality.
- Real life means no blow up.
Ece 360: coherent optics -Prof. George Papen
- We'll just have to make it up.
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