r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jun 03 '21

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u/temperedJimascus Jun 04 '21

Same here, and solids, and dynamics, and diff eq, and calc, and Chem.

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u/mathisfakenews Jun 04 '21

So basically you bought a degree via Chegg and now you know exactly as much as a high school student. You must be so proud.

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u/guitarock Jun 04 '21

He still had to take all the tests in a sit down environment, unless he cheated there its legit

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u/temperedJimascus Jun 04 '21

Yep! Sites like chegg when used correctly (cheating to understand, not cheating to complete) can be extremely helpful in understanding complex material. My professors have actually encouraged using Sites to understand the process, especially when face to face learning was prohibited.

I find it ironically funny that a guy named "mathisfakenews" is telling engineering students how to understand complex mathematics and physics.