I Finally Thought of the Answer, but Wait... What Was the Question?
The title describes a phenomenon that, while it may sound odd, is actually quite common—at least for me, and surely for you all too.
This post was inspired by a moment of deep engagement in a lecture today, which was probably the most comfortable day of class I’ve had in a year.
About Attending Class
It’s been over a year since I last paid attention in class, mainly because I go to bed too late, get too sleepy during lectures, and over time, I just gave up. But today, on a whim, I decided to sit in the front row and listen, and surprisingly, it felt great.
Reflections
I’m not sure if it’s because I’ve accumulated a bit of experience lately or for some other reason, but I felt that both teachers in “Software System Analysis and Design” and “Software Testing and Evaluation” mentioned some viewpoints I strongly agree with. It’s like learning the hard way and then coming back to fix things.
- The concept of a system
- The importance of system design
- The importance of requirements
- Always sign a contract for a project!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Alright, I don’t want to write anymore because I’ve forgotten the question I wanted to discuss.
Sad.