Students are curious:
I missed all your lectures and lab sessions; how do I get credit if the semester and exam period ended ages ago?
Take the lab manuals, do the labs, prepare answers to the control questions, and then come in, prove that the lab work was done independently, and defend it.
But I very much doubt that you’ll be able to do that. You’re so busy that you couldn’t show up for labs on time and make them up. Or you’re so lazy that you didn’t want to come in and do at least something. Where are you suddenly going to find a whole twenty hours to do the labs? Or where are you going to get the motivation to do them on your own?
So don’t waste either my time or yours; go straight to the dean’s office, where they’ll give you qualified advice on how to write the application.
In previous installments:
— Students are curious about choosing a programming language.
— Students are curious about submitting a thesis.
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