u/idkkmanlol

got scolded by my prof but is it really my fault?

hi professors on reddit.
i have some beef with my prof but i truly think it isnt my fault…

i’m an undergrad in my 2nd year, starting on research this summer with my prof. we meet on this platform(dont want to be too specific) weekly.
For context, we students rarely use this platform. Prof uses them almost everyday.
It was my 2nd time using the call function and he told me to allow the annotations for him to edit. I wasnt sure how to but i tried my best to navigate around it however as it was my first time doing it, I was also a bit confused as the cursor moves from the screen to the board and I was confused as heck as to why I cant see his annotations. So I tried to figure out how and he scolded me asking me to go back to the screen (I forgot i was sharing screen as i’m not used to it)
He scolded me and said “You dont even know what you’re doing” and “We just took 15 mins to do this” in the most condescending and annoyed tone ever…
But the thing is he didnt know how to do it as well because he had to google before he asked me to share and enable it…and i DID NOT spend 15mins on it. He joined the call 5 mins late, spent awhile googling if we can do annotations on that platform and the remaining 5 mins was me navigating it so i only took slightly longer than 5 mins but i got scolded for spending 15mins on it.

It’s not like I didnt do the work i was assigned to. I did my work, with effort. It was just a small mishap like this and I got scolded. The way he talked to me was to rude and condescending like as if i’m stupid as hell for not being able to do it…

In the end he just said we will meet next week and before he finished his words i left the call lol..

Is it really my fault that i deserved such a scolding? Is he not at fault at all? Why does he have to be this rude? He was a professor I really admired and respected so seeing this side of him and getting scolded by him really affected me quite a bit

Edit: Professors will ofc be on the side of profs..but i hope for a non bias pov... like i’m being genuine here i’m not attacking the prof or anything

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u/idkkmanlol — 1 day ago
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DIP EEE can we change grp?

Does anyone know if we can change our DIP groups after we are assigned?
got a little beef with the prof that i put first choice for, i really cant work under him..i really can’t stand it.
(Literally not my problem, the problem is him)

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u/idkkmanlol — 1 day ago

tricky acne situation

been suffering from this acne for 2 years now
tried all sorts of things from benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid, differin, azelaic acid, seen a derm but nothing seems to be working very well

benzoyl peroxide, SA burns my skin and makes it so dry that moisturiser couldnt even save

azelaic acid broke me out with many cystic acne (idt its purging) and i tried and tested this twice so i can kind of confirm it doesnt work on me

i dont breakout on my forehead at all. all my acne are only on my cheeks :(

Current skincare routine: im using cetaphil cleanser, banila co cleansing balm, Dr’s prescription (dk what are the ingredients inside but it seems to be working a little but not much), and also just changed sunscreen from BOJ aqua to anessa milk(used before, did not worsen my acne hence im changing back to it)

Skin type: very very oily + dry

not sure if Boj was breaking me out but i felt my skin was rly oily so i decided to change back

WHAT SHOULD I DO😭

u/idkkmanlol — 3 days ago
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As title says, how difficult is it to get A+ in eee?
i have never personally heard of anyone getting A+ before… :”)
Have anyone gotten it before? For what mod and what are your rough estimate for finals + CA and overall?
Will 85% overall make it into the A+ range or is it still too low?

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u/idkkmanlol — 22 days ago