disillusioningillusion

25/01/20 I realize this is probably very risky to do here. I also don’t know why I am even doing this. Considering that I don’t intend to write anything objective and it will be just me rambling on about my worries and feelings about the modules. And ranting about very irrelevant stuff which I, hopefully, commented out. Here goes nothing. CS1101S Programming Methodology MCs: 4 Expected Grade: B+/A- Actual Grade: A Workload: too damn much Assessments: 30% Finals, 70% CA Profs: Martin Henz, Low Kok Lim The introduction to programming module, compulsory for all first year Computer Science students. It is more of a problem-solving module, with an introduction to the various fields of computer science, rather than focusing on the actual coding. It is taught in a language called Source which is a derivative of JavaScript. For the continual assessments it consists of around 20% of graded homework called missions which were some coding problems often with a backstory. The