What an exhausting day after long hours of study. The amount of work to be done seem to pile up each and everyday and remain merely untouched. Coursework is coming up, and I barely know what the subjects are all about.

Honestly, I begin to doubt the credibility of the lecturers. Sorry to say, but I really don't understand most of the things they teach. But what choice do students like me have? We just gotta rely on text books, lecture notes... and bury our head in mountain-high notes and papers and read, read and read!

Sometimes I pondered, are the lecturers should be those to be blamed for all these? While students are working their way out to perform better in their studies, some lecturers just "don't seem to be qualified a lecturer". Maybe that's why people often brag that the number of certificates we get is nothing!

A very brief summary on my lecturers (hope no one will report about these, haha):

Theory of Interest - The worst of the worst. Can be said as a 'verbal' text book - coz he reads everything from the text. Lecture notes photocopied from the text too!

Advanced calculus - the second worst of the worst. Though titled "Professor Doctor bla bla bla"... His voice is barely audible over the PA system, and sometimes perhaps too old to hold the mic for a long time.

Probability and Statistics 2 - the best lecturer in this sem. Explains everything clearly and good methodology of teaching.

Oral communication & Interpersonal Skills - no comment. So far so good.

Microeconomics 1 - Not bad. But sometimes the monotonous way of delivering her lectures leads to drowsiness. Haha...

I'm really going to comment a lot in the next survey for lecturers and tutors.