Yeah I was originally talking about the post but as I said I was in stem and cheating still happens. It just depends on certain courses and how new the professors are in the system. Lets say I was studying for physical chemistry. I knew for 100% sure that there were students that cheated for everything because we had a tenured professor who had a known cycle of using tests from 4 years back. The (theta tau? I dont remember) frat also coincidentally had a catalogue of the last 10+ years worth of tests for that major. As fate had it, half the class had perfect scores on their exams and homework.
Wish I had a professor like that when I was undergrad lol. Bastards made up new problems every single time. Can’t even find them online later. Assignment problems were even harder.
I guess humanities can be different then. I teach STEM students, and here you definitely need to understand what you’re doing.
Yeah I was originally talking about the post but as I said I was in stem and cheating still happens. It just depends on certain courses and how new the professors are in the system. Lets say I was studying for physical chemistry. I knew for 100% sure that there were students that cheated for everything because we had a tenured professor who had a known cycle of using tests from 4 years back. The (theta tau? I dont remember) frat also coincidentally had a catalogue of the last 10+ years worth of tests for that major. As fate had it, half the class had perfect scores on their exams and homework.
Wish I had a professor like that when I was undergrad lol. Bastards made up new problems every single time. Can’t even find them online later. Assignment problems were even harder.
Yeah maybe I was lucky? I guess I can only use limited experience as an example but I was a fucking nerd so yeah.