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That's how grad degrees are done. But there's simply not enough time to do this at an undergrad level with potentially hundreds of students.
by metal_am 2y ago
That's how grad degrees are done. But there's simply not enough time to do this at an undergrad level with potentially hundreds of students.
- bnchrch 2y agoUnless... You have an AI listening and evaluating their oral exam. I know it sounds like a farce. Because it is. But it might also be a proper solution.
- michaelmior 2y agoNot really in my experience. That's how final PhD examinations are typically done. Outside of that, it's pretty rare. That said, PhD students are also regularly interacting with faculty members and discussing their work so it would be difficult to get by without actually knowing things.
- User23 2y agoToday’s first year undergraduate is roughly as literate as a sixth grader was a century ago. College was never meant to be a mass remedial education program and by attempting to be one it’s failing at its core mission. All this nannyware of various sorts is just more evidence, proof even, of how few of those students should even be there.