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This is Lim family's blog. That's all, we've got nothing else to say. This module is about OOP taught in Ja*a. Since I have taken Ja*a OOP in NUS High before, a lot of this module is just a repeat. The prof made the use of vim compulsory, which I felt was strange initially, but learning vim turned out to be the most useful thing I had learnt from this module. Very often, I did not have a UI and only had the terminal to work with. Hence, the only way to edit the text The rest of the module is.. a bit messy. - Lectures were randomly cancelled at the last minute. Once, we were only notified the night before. Another time, we were notified at the start of the lecture. - Labs took very long to grade. Only Lab 1 was graded and returned to us, the rest (Lab 2 to Lab 8, and 2 practical as*essments) were marked and returned just a few days before the final exam. - The marking of our codes was automated for design. I had a random deduction of marks in the ja*adocs category, even though I followed the checkstyle guide provided and wrote my ja*adocs properly. - Final was open book, but one of the questions was literally the example given in the Ja*a API, which was to implement mergesort with you could literally copy the code. - The questions from the final were all practical-as*essment-like. I feel that they are more suitable as a practical rather than for a written paper. It felt like a normal lab, except it’s now on paper. I had previously taken CS2100 under Uncle Soo. After going through 1 module with him, I know how good and interesting of a prof he is, The labs took time to do, but it usually required very little coding (usually about 10-30 lines). Most of the codes were already coded by Uncle Soo, and we just had to read the docu*entation. The labs were bi-weekly. Uncle Soo was also my tutorial teacher, and his tutorials were very interactive. He asked questions in a round robin fashion and gave hints if the student was unable to provide an answer. He also put in effort to memorize all the students’ name. He even remembered my