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crownedbishop
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Since this is about my analysis class, I think this is the right place to put this.
So, I'm a couple weeks into my class in Mathematical Analysis, and the whole class is a cure for insomnia, and I don't even have insomnia. The textbook my professor assigned looks like they liked baby Rudin, but decided to water it down to have nothing interesting in it. My professor lectures like we don't even know what a proof is. I don't want to fall asleep, because I'll eventually want a reccomendation from this professor. So, I have two questions:
1: Are there any good methods to stay awake during a boring lecture
2: Is there anyway I can be interested in this class? Perhaps asking my professor if she has any nontrivial problems to do.
So, I'm a couple weeks into my class in Mathematical Analysis, and the whole class is a cure for insomnia, and I don't even have insomnia. The textbook my professor assigned looks like they liked baby Rudin, but decided to water it down to have nothing interesting in it. My professor lectures like we don't even know what a proof is. I don't want to fall asleep, because I'll eventually want a reccomendation from this professor. So, I have two questions:
1: Are there any good methods to stay awake during a boring lecture
2: Is there anyway I can be interested in this class? Perhaps asking my professor if she has any nontrivial problems to do.