Warning: So short it’s one of the shortest article I have ever write about a summary
Post GO, there’s this one thing called Academic Orientation. I’ll call it AO for short. About AO itself, it’s like a week of trial where you will attend class like an usual college student. Here is how it goes.
Day one is a big class – it’s when a lot of student from a faculty gathers and study in a big room called auditorium. I thought it was cool, until I experienced it. Now I kind of “meh” of it. Anyway, setting my personal opinion aside, we learnt algorithm and I grasp the material pretty quick, so I assume the beginning is smooth.
The day is not over yet as I still have a normal class. We learnt about C, if I recall correctly. Good thing that I have used to coding, so this went smooth too. I went home late and tired.
Day two is another big class, but we’re not learning a new material but a hefty explanation of my curriculum. There’s nothing much to say, to be really honest.
Day three is lab class. I love lab class because I can touch computer. I mastered the material given in no time. Obviously that was the power of computer touching.
And there goes GSLC – Guided Self Learning Class. However, at the same day, HIMTI held HTTP (read my previous post for a summary). In short, no homework.
Day four is a kind of love-hate relationship day. Love because lab class, hate because the class ended at 7 pm.
Day five went normal. I taught my guys and gals about coding in C since the day after that is quiz day (yeah, even during trial!).
Day six. I arrived late. It’s quiz day. I was doomed. Nope, joking. I did the test (not that I’m bragging but) effortlessly. This is just the beginning, for sure. That’s why it’s called “trial”.
And there you have it. I’m not really into summarizing this part of FEP because it went like a normal day, so really there’s nothing special about it.
except payment, which I don’t mention above because why
