The Fall semester starts next Monday. If I haven't gotten any news about my TA application, should I assume I've been rejected?
I'm interested in knowing so I can better schedule my semester plans.
I mean this with all due respect - what do you all learn in Expo-25 and Expo42B? I keep seeing posts that say "I learned so much in Expo - [25 or 42B]" or "my skills increased an order of magnitude" in those classes... but what is it that you learn? Is it that you read a bunch of papers you otherwise wouldn't have and analyzed them? Is it to move beyond the five paragraph structure we're taught in high school?
I'm coming at this from someone who has a STEM background and has taken multiple writing intensive courses already (in undergrad). I took AP Eng Lang and AP Lit in High School, do you think I could skip Expo E-25 and move directly to Expo E-42?
Does anyone know when the Deep Learning assignments release? I'm hoping they all drop early in the semester. Or if not, is there somewhere the public can access them?